Connecticut western news., 1908-07-09
NORFOLK

George Dwight Pratt and family Of
Springfield, Mass, have arrived and
will occupy the Cogswell house during
the coming season.
Stanley Scoville of the Hartford Rub.
Der Works spent last week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w, Scoville.
DIR. Horace Frink, former student
at the Robbins school who has been
visiting friends in town has returned to
New York.
Edmund Brown jr., and Clarence r.
Carter have received notification of pass
ing successfully examinations for Am
herst and Yale respectively.
Harry Clark of Boston, Mass, spent
last week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clark.
Clarence Garter gave an informal
dance in honor of his birthday to the
students of the Robbins school at the
school building Thursday.
Henry Yutzler is recovering from a
severe attack of ivy poisoning.
John Lightfoot, jr., of Terryville has
been spending few days with his
family here.
William Brown and Miss Gertrude
Brown, both of Canada and employees Of
Q. d. Tows, were married by Rev. w.
F. Stearns Wednesday. They will re-
side in Canada.
Humphrey Rood has purchased AL
bert's property in Colebrook River and
will take up his residence in that place
in the fall.
A daughter was born "Wednesday
night to Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Nc
Manus.
DR.. Quintard and family have arrived
for the summer.
Mrs. t. p. Higgins and son, Harold,
have been spending few days at the
home Of Mrs. Higgins mother in Mill
brook
Judge jerks spent the Fourth and
Sunday with his family.
Theodore Lyman and family of Hart
ford have arrived at their summer home.
Hon. H. H. Bridgeman and family
sailed Wednesday for Europe. They
expect to be absent two months.
Levi T. Snow of New Haven was the
gnest of his brother, Melvin K. Snow
over the Fourth.
Mrs. E. J. Horton and infant son of
Peekskill, N. Y, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Scoville.
Extensive grading improvements are
in progress on the sidewalk adjoining
the "City Meadow" on Greenwoods
Road. When completed, an iron railing
will be erected along the walk.
David Purcell of New York is spend
ing few days at the Mulhall residence
Ut the Summit.
Mrs. l.. H. Dayton and Miss Lucretia
Dayton are occupying Riverside Cot.
tage" in West Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Humphrey and
family of Waterbury were guests of w.
A. Humphrey in West Norfolk over the
Fourth.
Robert Holt of Hartford spent the
national holiday with his parents.
Frederick Avery of West Norfolk was
taken in custody by Officer Dowd Friday
evening, charged with intoxication and
disorderly conduct. When arraignod in
the local police court before Justice
Tibbals Saturday Avery pleaded guilty
and was let off with fine.
J. Grant Griswold of Hartford, for.
mer local resident, passed the Fourth in
town.
Philip Curtiss of the "Courant" re-
portorial staff spent the Fourth with To-
cal friends.
A detachment of the Lincoln Cadets.
a New York military organization, who
have been enjoying two weeks outing
at Camp Rockwell i'll the Southern part
of the town returned to the metropolis
Saturday evening. New arrivals are
expected at the camp during the early
part Of the week.
George D. Johnson will enter the uni
versity of Pennsylvania Medical School
in the fall.
Max Hamant and B. Cresssy Brown
have passed examinations for admit
lance to Cornell university.
The Buck family of Hartford are oe-
cupying the late Charles Writings
house on Maple avenue.
Burton Miller passed the Fourth in
Troy, n. Y.