Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1907-12-12

farm in Cornwall.
Mrs. M. M. Dowd Of Canaan Valley
fell from bed and broke her collar bone.
Vault for the Canaan National Bank
was delivered.
Miss Susan Norton died at Canaan.
furnish marble for Trust Company build
ing in Bristol.
Mrs. Laura Turner and John Crandell
died at Falls Village.
The Miner barn and two automobiles
were burned at Falls Village.
Charles Decker died at Ashley Falls
Canaan National Bank opened.
George O. Harrison died in West
Cornwall
E. W. Rhoades corn crop in South
field amounted to 1850 bushels.
Sharon amateurs played "Mr. Bob.
Harry Travis of Salisbury operated on
for appendicitis.
Lime Rock Red Men held masquerade
ball.
OudIOh NOLCI W 10y " l0-AhAh VesA'
Miss Corning died in Sharon.
James Brayman bought the John
Jones place in Salisbury.
Ransom Smith of West Cornwall sold
his farm to Mr.. Dunbar of Cornwall
Bridge.
Town of Salisbury bought stone
crusher.
Miss Fannie A. Belcher died in Lime
Rock
G.. H. Clark IS store, Salisbury, burglar
lied.
Hon. O. w. Barnum gave Lime Rock
Trinity Church boys their annual sleigh
ride and supper.
Charles Decker died in Ashley Falls
and Mrs. Eleythera Handlin in Sharon.
Beers & Trafford of Millerton awar-
ded contract to build Lakeville school
house.
Rev. q. T.. Forte of New Britain
called to the passionate of Sharon Con-
gregational church.
Mrs. Sarah Nc Glen was injured at
Chapinville by the explosion of a can of
maple syrup.
Charles Lowell died in Sharon Valley.
Thomas Kelley of Goshen rented the
Hurlburt farm in Cornwall.
Miss Ferry of Salisbury found dead in
bed.
Daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Higgins of Canaan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Argall of Lake
vile observed their 25th anniversary.
Lime Rock youngsters put the penny
in-the slot gum machines out Of bust
ness with small metal discs they found
in scrap iron.
Sharon's grand list amounted to
81, 446, 1865.
Lyman Rhoades OF Sharon died.
DIR. Wilcox of Lee was attending DIR.
Chaffee's patients in Sharon.
Canaan Methodist church held Mems
supper.
Richard Barnum's house at Lime
Rock was being remodeled.
A $4,000 furnace was installed in "The
Inn," Sharon.
Arrangements were made to beautify
grounds about Salisbury station.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Klebes of Sharon
observed their 10th marriage anniver-
sary.
Geo. MCGEE of Sharon leased the
Salisbury blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Ambuhl opened millinery store
in Millerton.
Baldwin Reed died in Sharon.
Millerton reported temperature of
78o in the shade.
Eugene Merchant of East Canaan sold
his milk route to Mr., Clark of Water
bury.
B. K. Southwick chosen treasurer of
Cornwall to succeed Geo. O. Harrison.
Jere Hull of Millerton died.
The removal of the Court of Common
Pleas from Falls Village to Canaan was
being discussed.
David Green bought William Dons-
borough's house at Ashley Falls.
Seneca Strong of Canaan sold %
quarts of horse radish in one day.
Patrick Finnegan died in Canaan.
Hearing on Canaan sewer application
held in Hartford.
Maple sugar making began at Corn
wall Hollow.
Survey for gravity tramway at Had
sell Lime plant near Clayton just COM
pleted.
Sheffield voted no license.
R. Stanton of Falls Village invested
1924 in advertising in The News and
sold $500 worth of goods.
w. A. Bentley opened his new black
smith shop ut Clayton.
@. N. E. passenger train struck large
boulder near 'pine bluff short DIS
lance from Canaan and narrowly escaped
hein Or thrown down tha hank