Connecticut western news., 1908-07-02

Miss Mary Cleveland is home from
Washington, u. G.. for the summer
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Orsen Hartford returned
from their honeymoon Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Q. G.. Miles is one of the first to
get through haying. Mrs. Miles finished
last Tuesday.
Master Earl Day who has been sick
with appendicitis is reported to be inn
proving and will probably recover with
out an operation. DR.. Blssell ST., is the
attending physician. Earl's sister Abbie,
who was operated on in a hospital in
New Jersey week ago last Monday for
the same complaint, is also getting along
nicely and expects to arrive home soon.
Mrs. Winkworths daughter and hus-
band ofVermont who have been spending
part of their honeymoon here, left Sun
day for New York and other places and
expect to arrive home at the end OF the
week.
Geo. W, Cross was ON the sick list last
week but able to return to his work IN
the city on Monday.
Carl Ulin has taken Arthur Spauld-
ings place driving the blacks at Hotch-
kiss school.
Miss Gaylord and Miss Fuller of East
Canaan, visited with Esther Fink on
| Tuesday last.
A. FL. Heaton spent a day with his
parents at Ashley Falls last week.
Harry JUDD is going about again on
orutches the result of stepping on
spike. ....-...-.s
| Bert Chapman of the Journal force,
! I, kc in N Ia ut
Dr. knight has new auto and Frank
Ingram is the driver but the doctor says
the auto is for the women, and he still
holds to his speeders and high steppers.
Miss Gladys H. Orborn went to Dan
bury last week to join her sister Beatrice.
The Kenyons arrived last week with
their auto and are stopping at their
summer home.
DIR. Bissell, Sr., visited in New Haven
last week. e.< a-r.& ...f
Geo. w. Cross family arrived Thurs
day for the summer.
g. H. Osborn has returned to his
former boarding house at Mrs. Powell's
Miss Cowles returned home last Fri
day night to spend the summer.
Miss Bessie Argyle has returned from
school in New Britain to her home at
/ Ore Hill. ...~.s .s.-
Bert Beebe spent Sunday with his
parents in East Canaan and attended,
the funeral OF his uncle.
HI. Barnett returned Friday from
the international Sunday School con-
vention at Louisville, KY. The conven
ton was we'll attended there being about
five thousand delegates present.
Miss Dorothy Chaplin spent last week
in the city, returning Saturday. Her
cousin returned with her for visit.
Miss Maud Miller returned to her
home in Brooklyn Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard of Millerton
called on. Mrs. Hubbard's sister, Mrs.
Winkworth Sunday.
Mrs. Dolchey Of Torrington visited
Mrs Woodwork last week.
Mrs. Beveer of Waterbury, returned
home last Monday after stay of two
weeks at Mrs. Powell's. Mr.. Beveer
is to stay over another week.
Miss Sadie Everley has gone to her
home in New Jersey.
A. K. Chaplin is quite seriously i'll.
Mrs. Hart died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. II. J. Bissell last Friday
The funeral services were held at the
home last Monday afternoon, interment
in Salisbury cemetery.
The Seconds played Armenia Seconds
last Saturday and got bad set back
= Score II to in favor of Armenia.
Mrs. CLARE nee Millspaugh has been or
the sick list for the past week with
grippe.
Afford Chaplin and some friends art
camping at Twin Lakes.
The Holley boys have been visiting
with their cousin Nyron Holley,
: William Teeter of Chapinville ant
Bertha Hoffman Of Copake, were married
q at the M E. Parsonage last Wednesda,
t afternoon by the Rev. Simon Stephens
The NEWS received communication
from Lakeville Monday and we pre-
\ sume the statements it contained ar
= absolutely correct, but it wasn't signed
therefore we decline to publish it.
i. Miss Gladly Traver visited her brothe
!. George in Pine Plains last week.
Prof. Holmes and family started las
week for visit of month or so wit
M. Holmes parents in New HamI
shire.
A colored wedding took place at tn
= home of DIR. VIM. Bisseu on Wednesda
last when Mr.. Orson Hartford and Nil
Elizabeth Wooling were united i'll ma
rage by Rev. Simon Stephens. Mi
Woolin9 had been faithful servant
. the employ of Mr.. Blssell for a numbt
of years and her services were high
Il esteemed by them so much that IL
Of privilege of the house was extended
e &c the contracting parties for the oceasiol
I Mr.. and Mrs Wagner of Waite
n n vile. Conn, are visiting Mr.. Wagner
i'd parents Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Butche
u Rev. and Mrs. Pike of New Ham
ed shire are visiting their son, DR.. Pike
~ this village. Rev. Pike preached vel
interesting sermon in the NJ. Z. Churt