Connecticut western news., 1908-12-31
GLANCE AT BYG0NE MONTHS
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A. A. Roth of Falls Village injured by being kicked by horse.


 Winsted had an $50, ,000 fire.
 Miss Jennie Roraback drownded while bathing in Housatonio river at West Cornwall and Pavlo Zassaro, an Italian was drowned in the same stream near Lime Rock station.
 Lucy Hutchinson died in Lakeville flom injuries resulting from falling from a car step three months previous.
 New Marlboro held an Old Home Day.
 Dwight Moore, of Falls Village, oper. ated on in New Haven for the removal of wen from his neck -.. Old Home picnic in West Cornwall. Pilgrim and Methodist Sunday Schools, Canaan, held picnic at Highland lake. Edward MoCarty began the construc- tion of house in Canaan.
 The SIS. O. T. ball team defeated the Easy Marks at Sharon. Score 5-2.
 A fair held by the Sharon Busy Bees brought in $316. F.. Annual regatta held at Twin Lakes.
 Little son of Robert Hurley drowned in Twin Lakes.
 Geo. Hall, ot Falls Village, sold pair of horses to Brooklyn parties for $500.
 Edward Carrol opened a store in Falls Village.
 Mark Nickerson purchased the Ferris place, Mrs. Salewski the Morgan place, Carrie Lane purchased her mothers home, all in West Cornwall.
 Dewey Canfield and Irene Garfield, of East Canaan, were married. s Burritt monument unveiled in New Marlboro.
 Floyd Canfield, Canaan Valley, in- jured by kick of horse. Lee Dean fell from a ladder in Falls Village fracturing and Idislocating his wrist.
 Postal Telegraph Cable office in Ca- naan discontinued.
 O. H. Wheeler, of Berlin, Mass, was appointed superintendent. of schools in Sharon and Salisbury.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Chas Liner, of Sharon. Is A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Mon roe Bailey, Q daughter to MT. and Mrs. William Decker, a daughter to Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Mullen, all of Canaan.
 Phillip Cum and Mary Bonhotel, of Sharon were married.
 Local talent presented "Silas the Chore Boy" in Lakeville.
 Mrs. Sedgwick, of Falls Village. ob- served her 98d birthday.
 Twin Lakes cottagers gave Judge Roraback loving cup.
 George Hall, of Falls Village, injured by being thrown from wagon.
 Irving Gaylord, of East Canaan, went to Pittsfield hospital for treatment.
 Mrs. Frank Reed sold her South Ca- naan farm to Charles Gould of Windsor, Mass.
 Son born to MT. and Mrs. Edward Miller, of Lakeville; daughter to Mir. and Mrs. Jarvis Stevens, Canaan Valley; daughter to MT. and Mrs. James Reel jr, Canaan.
 Edward Merchant purchased a build ing lot in, Canaan.
 St. Bernard's church. of Sharon, held annual fair.
 Deaths during the month Lewis Odell, Sharon; Carl Hintz, Sharon; Mrs. Mills Landon, Canaan Wiley; Mrs. Emma Brown, Sharon; Mrs. Bernard Crowley, Llme Rock. ..N... Miss Bessie Davis. of Falls Village rendered unconscious by being struck on the head by ball club thrown from a moving tram.
 Fred Gillette, of Canaan, sued Berk- shire Power Company for alleged dam- ages from overflow. Power Company considered demand excessive and de- clined to pay.
 John Flynn, of Canaan, fell and fractured an arm. Canaan Camp meeting closed. September
 Samuel Stodden, of Pittsfield, opened harness shop i'll H. R. Whitford's place of business in Canaan.
 ". H. Proper, of Canaan, caught a fresh water lobster in the Housatonic river.
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