Connecticut western news., 1905-11-16
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 H. c. Woodin has sold his Highland cottage in Afford to F. F. Murdock of North Adams, who will take possession about December 1st.
 L. B. Brusie was arraigned before Judge Sanford Tuesday charged with drunkenness and disturbing the peace. On the charge of drunkenness he was placed on probation for six months, and for disturbing the peace he was fined $5.
 H. D. Parish and sister Dora have gone to Florida for the winter.
 Richard Clunan of New York has leased F. H. Briggs house on Main street for the winter.
 William Maxwell has gone to Claver- ack, N. Y. to visit his old home. He left there when about five years old and had never returned.
 The womens social club will hold a progressive euchre i'll the temperance rooms, this Thursday evening.
 H. K. Bloodgood, who was recently operated upon for appendicitis, has gone to New York where he will attend the horse show.
 The board of registrars held recount Monday night in the Whitney-Draper contest for Lieutenant Governor. The count showed that a clerical error had been made by the Housatonic voters which gives Draper two additional votes. The correct vote is Draper 514, Whitney 442.
 A. Futile, veterinary, will complete his inspection of cattle this week. He has already looked over about 1900 head and has only found four ill poor con- dition.
 The school committee has closed the North Street school on account of an- other outbreak of scarlet fever. On Monday one of Dominic Zuccos children appeared at Miss Rose Maloney's room for study and the teacher discovered that the child's hands were peeling. Dr. M. T. Cavanaugh was called and stated that the child had had scarlet fever. He visited the Zucco home and found that another child was ill with the disease and without medical care.
 Mrs. Frederick Ackley of Hartford is the guest of MT. and Mrs. John Kill bourne.
 W. E. Curtiss has commenced to make improvements on the Adsit farm at Lake Buel which he recently purchased. The standing timber has been sold and will be cut off.
 MT. and Mrs. G. J. Russell left Mon day for Bridgeport, Conn. where they will make their future home.
 Frank Steinway has gone to Orange, N. J. where he is to reside.
 Miss Ollie Oakes is to give up dress making here and locate in New York
 The Perry Granite company of Keene, N. H. has entered a suit against Walter $. Lyon of Boston and E. H. Shaw trus- tee, to recover a bill of $347.32. c. O.. McAuliffe has commenced proceedings against Eugene Feelan to recover a $100 bill.
 Albert Schneider was arrainged before Judge Sanford Saturday charged with the larceny of calf from E. R. Bald win of North Egremont. He returned the calf as he claimed that he had bar gained for it from MT. Baldwin, and paid the costs which amounted to $125 He was then arrested on a charge of securing money under false pretenses. 1 On March 18th George A. Stevens al- leges that Schneider secured $28 from him under false pretenses. The case was continued until the 17th for trial, and bonds were fixed at $100.
 Miss Julia F. McGraw, 40, a daughter of the late David McGraw formerly of Canaan, Conn.,, died Sunday at her home in Housatonic after few weeks illness. Miss McGraw was an earnest worker in St. Bridget's Church, where l the funeral was held at o'clock Tues day morning. According ,to one of her requests there were no flowers. She leaves a mother and four brothers, David and Edward of Housatonic, John of Pittsfeld, and William of Lynn.