Connecticut western news., 1908-12-24
GLANCE AT BYG0NE MONTHS
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| lses and the animal was sent to pr1Vate game preserve in Massachusetts.
 Frank Miller of Clayton and Stella married.
 About 600 pieces of shrubbery were placed in the Salisbury cemetery.
 Edward Boyle of Salisbury was suf- fering from lead poisoning.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Harry Ferry of Salisbury.
 Kent was without doctor.
 Fire on one of the Barnum. Richard son wood jobs destroyed 1900 cords ot wood.
 Gilbert Bryant of Lakeville injured at Ore Hill by falling from trestle.
 The Falls Village Choral Society gave a concert.
 Miss Mary Fully. Mill River, injured by falling from chair.
 Boys of Salisbury School gave a play and ballet at Salisbury.
 Mrs. John Nicoll purchased millinery business of Miss Lumpkin in Canaan.
 Rev. F. L. Grant of Plainville, Conn. delivered the Memorial Day address at Canaan.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Ava Knight of Clayton.
 Dr. Chaffee appointed medical exami- ner for town of Sharon.
 Lyman Ball. East Canaan. thrown from bicycle and shoulder dislocated.t
 Revival meetings were in progress in West Cornwall. ...
 Canaan Camp meeting shortened to five days. ... Canaan Choral Society concert was a grand success. n
 Glass of 35 confermed in church cf Immaculate Conception, Norfolk.
 R. H. St. John of Danbury offered a box of 10 cent cigars ro the first mem- Der of the Canaan base ball team to make a home run. Catcher Ivanhce Scott won the weeds. ~
 A. l.. Higgins built new blacksmith and wagon shop in Canaan.
 Church hall, Ashley Falls, dedicated.
 An effort was being made to raise funds for new school building in Shef- field.
 Son born to MT. and Mrs. Thos, Me Donald of Lakeville.
 MT. and Mr. William Branch of Lake vile observed the tenth anniversary of their marriage.
 w. L. King of Southf1eld and Blanche Babb of Mill River were married.
 Deaths during the month: 0. E. Will cox, West Cornwall; 0. s. Rockwell, Canaan Valley; Hattie Ensign, Lime Rock; Henry Gay, Winsted; Mrs. Jo- hanna Hurley, Sheffield; Emile Grand girard, East Canaan; Mrs. Harry Ferry, Salisbury; Mrs. Mary Taylor, Ashley Falls.
 Rev. Mr. Kirkby of Pennsylvania be- came rector of St. Johns church, Sails bury. -...
 George Studley of Cornwall Bridge injured by falling from bridge abutment.
 Horsei belonging to F. H Reed of Falls Village killed by lightning. Harry Little of Sheffield and Miss Claudine Lumpkin of Canaan were married.
 John D. Beck and Miss Wilhelmena Schrier of Canaan were married.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Joseph Deloy of Canaan Valley and daughter to MT. and Mrs. Ross Bailey of New Marlboro.
 An old-fashioned barn raising was held at A. M. Bosworth's, South Ca naan.
 E. J. Atkins of Ashley Falls and Annie A. Sweet of Sheffield were married.
 Station agent Shaffer Of Sharon Station underwent an operation in New York.
 Floyd Hamm and Miss Edith Silver nale of Lakeville were married.
 George Williams of New York and Flora Bartle of Ore Hill were married.
 Work on Lime Rock state road was in progress.
 Silas Rote of Sheffield captured white crow.
 Annual meeting of University Club held at Norfolk.
 Site for new school building selecte d in Cornwall
 Everett Vosburg of Falls Village and Luella Scoville of Huntsville were married.
 A medicine show at Falls Village was taking in $30.00 each evening.