Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28
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All adjourned town meeGlnS Will U9 held Monday, Nov. 1st at 3 p. m.
 The family of w. R. Houghtaling have returned to Now York for the winter.
 Miss Abbie Jewett and Miss Daisy Landol were shopping in New York on Monday
 William Gordon spent Sunday ill Danbary, tho guest of his cousin Dr. Frank Gordon.
 Miss Helen Smith, who is studying ill the Danbury Normal School, spent Sun- day at her home.
 Dr. Townsand and family vacated their home on Thursday and returned to New York city.
 Miss Martha Wilbur was absent from her place at the village school while at tending the teachers convention.
 MT. and Mrs J. E. Ackley have closed their summer home here and sailed for Europe. They will winter in Italy.
 Miss Elizabeth Van Rensselaer,, of New York city, is spending the week with her aunt, Miss A. Morehouse
 Prof. Frank Sanders, president ot Washburn College Topeka, Kan, visited his uncle, Dr. W. w. Knight, last week. Miss Grace Per Lee was absent from her duties in the Postoffice last week. Miss Grace Hotaling was clerk pro tenn.
 Mir. and Mrs. Barber, summer Cccu-i pants of the Van Rensselaer, house, left town Wednesday for their New York home.
 Married, Wednesday evening, Octo- Der l3, at St. Bernard's rectory, by Rev. T. B. Smith, Mr. James Morrisey and Mrs. Mary Lynch.
 Report says that Dr. Townsand has sold, to Miss Laura Wheeler, his sum- mer home and extensiye grounds, stu. ated on lower Main Street.
 Mrs Elizabeth Kelsey has closed her cottage and started for Stockton, Cal, where she has relatives with whom she expects to spend the winter
 MT. Charles Sewell and Miss Sewell, who have been guests at the Bartram, for year past, leave for a winter ill California about November 1st.
 An auction sale at the Barnes place, is advertised by Carl Koehn for Saturday. Farming implements, dairy utensils and number of valuable COWS will be sold. Mrs. H. c. Rowley has reserved rooms for her own use and rented the remain der of har house to MT. and Mrs. William Mow, who will move there in the near future.
 Percy Campbell attended the teachers convention in Hartford on Friday and consequently there was no sesslon at the High school on Friday or the following Monday.
 An auction sale of household furnish ings will be held at the residence of Mrs. Il. c. Rowley October 28, at p. m. A choice line of antique dishes and furni- ture are offered.
 The card party given by Rose Chapter, on Wednesday evening, was well at tended. Eight tables were filled and quite sum was added to the treasury. Light refreshments were served.
 In the absence of Rev. MT. Forte, Rev. G. H. Beuhler. head master of Hotchkiss School preached in the Con- gregational church Sunday morning. There was no preaching service Ill the evening.
 The following books have recently been presented to Hotchkiss Library: "Story of the China Infant Mission @ vols); "In the far East" both by Guin- ness; "Brothers AL" Martens; "Days in Sicily" Hoyt.
 Rally Day exercises were observed at the Congregational church at the regu- lar Sunday school hour on Sunday last. The church was beautifully decorated with autumn leaves and the program was exceedingly fine.
 Myron, son of MT. and Mrs. Albert Tracey died Wednesday, aged four months. The funeral services were held from the home Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment. at Hillside ceme- tery. Dr. Morgan Officiated.
 Died, Wednesday, October 20, Georgia Davis, aged % years, daughter of Mrs. Jennie Davis. The funeral services were held, from the late residence, Friday, al 2p m, Rev. w. A. Mackey officiating. Intcrment was in Hillside cemetery.
 The marriage of Jacob Klemanu, of Brooklyn, and Miss Mary w. Lacey, took placo at Woolbine cottage, the home of the Misses Lacey, Thursday October 2I, at 1 clock. Only few i'm mediate friends were present. Dr. Mor- gan was the officiating clergyman. The newly welded couple left on the after noon train for Albany, N Y. At the first meeting of the season of al;oo, C,,;Jl of Cl,r;oA I