The Newtown bee., 1905-10-06
L!TCHFIELD COUNTY.
WEST CORNWALL.
MRS L. J. MCPHERSON INJURED.

MRS L. j. MCPHERSON INJURED.
While driving in Cornwall on Mon
day last, Mrs L. ]. NickerSOn and Miss |
Flora Wedge were thrown from their
carriage and although no bones were |
broken, they we're quite badly shaken
up and seriously bruised and famed.
Mrs NickerSon was able to be removed
to her home but Miss Wedge was cared
for at the home Of Rev A. X. Foster
and it is expected that in the course
of a few days both will be able to be
about again.
CLUB FOR WINTER ENTERTAINMENT.
All who are interested in the forma-
tiOn of d club for winter evenings en-
tertainment are requested to meet
at the home of Mrs William H.
Tully on Wednesday evening, October
IL, at which time plans will be sub
mitten and arrangements made for
| weekly meetings.
w. P. Smaller was out of town few
days.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Atkinson have
returned to New Haven.
Miss Orrie Nettleton, who has spent
tine past year with Mrs George H.
Beck of this place, returned to her
/
and will spend the coming winter be-
tween Hartford and New Britain,
where she has friends. Miss Nettle-
ton will be missed by the young people
Of the village as her presence has
seemed permanent fixture.
Miss Esther Dunbar of Cornwall
Bridge is visiting Mrs David L. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Allen have re-
turned from their trip to Hartford;
re T % I1r cd yDif
mother to Bantam on Saturday last,
where she will spend few days before
leaving for Milford. DR. Ives left on
Monday for Milford and DR. Howard
lStevens of Cornwall Bridge has al:
ready taken possession of his office and
lpremises.
J. E. McCready has moved into the
house vacated by DR. Ives and will
made home for DR. Stevens.
The Indian boys, who have been en-
ployed in this vicinity during the past
stitute on Monday last.
R. W. Dean has moved his family
back to the house on the mountain
} where he will be employed this com
ing winter by the Kaolin Co.
James Osborne is painting the house
occupied by William A. Preston.
) i. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mr.
Charles Seamons on Saturday, Septem
Der 30.
Orson Nickerson is at present busil!
engaged in painting the large house or
3 Smith & Sons Summit Hill farm, for
s merly the William Stone farm, which
9 has been newly covered and renovated
giving a very attractive appearance.
: No minister being forth coming fo
l last Sunday evening the young people
took charge of the services, holdin,
their regular Christian Endeavo
I prayer meeting in the church will
8 Mrs R. F. Smith, Jr., as leader. Th'
: subject was "The joys of church mem
bership," quite an appropriate on
!, for the union service.
George w. Cochrane left Thursda.
: for business trip to New York in tn
4 interests of his firm, which trip M
. Cochrane intends to extend into one o
j pleasure, taking his annual vacation
which is his custom at this season 0
3 the year.
Mrs Ferdinand Beckley of Canaan
has been spending a few days will
r Miss Ellen r. Smith.
:. Mrs William H. Tully attended tn
I state convention of the w. G. T. q
held at Bridgeport, this week. Befor
: returning she will visit in several 9th
Q er places.
+ Joseph Miller was home from Ney
u Haven several days, this wee<. H
j. was accompanied by Ernest FoOte,
brother of Miss Charlotte Foote, tn
teacher in the Dean district.