The Newtown bee., 1906-09-14
WEST CORNWALL.
CHARLES RORABACK,

CHARLES RORABACK.
Charles Roraback died suddenly at
bis home about 2O'clock Monday morn
ing. For the past three weeks he had
been confined to his bed with typhoid
fever, but the fever was unaer control
and it was thought he would recover,
but suddenly Sunday night his heart
action became weak and despite every
effort of DR. Stevens and his faithful
attendants he sank rapidly and died at
2 O'Clock. He was ayOung man scarce
ly 10 years of age and his death seems
especially sad because of his youth.
He leaves besides his parents a large
circle of brothers and sisters, who
have the sympathy of the public. The
funeral was Tuesday at l O'Clock.
MISS MILLER-MR YUTzLER.
Wednesday at noon Miss Mary R..
Miller was united in marriage to F.
Arlington Yutzler, at the Mansion
House, the home Of the brides par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Miller.
A large number of guests we're pres
ent. Mr. and Mrs Yutzler left on the
2 20 express for two weeks absence.
A description OF the ceremony will be
given next week.
Blazing Star Chapter, o. E. S., en-
tertained the grand officers at their
regular meeting last Friday evening.
Word has been received from Ed
ward S. Smith, who is visiting in Ely
ria, O., that he is suffering from an at
tack of typhoid fever.
Mrs william Palmer of New Milford
spent some time with Miss Jessie G.
Wheaton. last week.
M ond Mro n McCroa6v uoro in
Bridgeport, Saturday last.
Miss Elizabeth Salewski returned to
her studies at the Bridgeport High
School on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs F. B. Wood of New
Rochelle, N. Y, visited relatives and
friends in town few days, remaining
for the wedding, Wednesday, and then
joined the camping party at Goshen
Lake.
MrsJ. W. Ives of Milford visited
about town several days at the begin.
ming OF the week. This is Mrs Ives
first visit since she moved to Milford
about year ago and her many friends
were glad to welcome her back even
for SO short time. She was here to
attend the wedding of her cousin, F.
Arlington YutZler.
Mr. and Mrs Charles r. Smith left,
last Saturday, for an extended visit
with relatives at Groton, N. Y, and
intend stopping off at Camillus, to Wis
it the several West Cornwall families
who are located there. Mrs Joseph
Cole and daughter, Hattie, were also
members of the party and they will
visit Mrs Coles daughter, Mrs Mime
han, at Camillus.
Herbert Hallett returned from
Bridgeport, Saturday. His brother
Francis, was also up over Sunday and
both left for East Greenwich, R. l.,
Monday, where they expect to attend
school the CO ming year.
George r. Smith and family, the
Misses Mary and Clara Smith of Shar
on, Miss Minnie E. Cochrane and MI
and Mrs F. B. Wood are camping al
Goshen lake.
The Agricultural library of the late
T. s. Gold has been sent to the Con
necticut Agricultural College al
Storrs, according to his request
There we're more than 1000 volume!
which filled six large packing cases
Mrs T. S. Gold has gone for short so.
journ to Block Island and will speno
the winter with her daughter, Mr.
Colin Morgan, in Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs D. H. ChertOck ane
children were in New York over Sun
day. Mr. Chertock returned, Monday
but Mrs Chertock will remain for 1
two weeks visit.