Connecticut western news., 1909-07-08
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Mrs. Anson Williams spent Friday in East Canaan.
 John Flood and Miss Anna spent the Fourth in Pittsfeld.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Parsons and son spent the Fourth with his parents here.
 Miss Stella Moore, of East Canaan, spent Monday With friends Ill this yll- lage.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Parsons and son, of Torrington, are guests of relatives In town.
 Miss Harriett Hortie, of Morse Busi- ness College is home for the summer va cation.
 Howard Macarthur is having his house painted. J. W. Ball is doing the work.
 Mrs. Robert Hall and children, Mar garet and Barbara, of East Haven, are at J. M. Selleck's.
 Charles E. Renshaw and family have opened their home at the old Hutchinson place for the summer.
 Fred Hollister, of Waterbury, spent Sunday and Monday with his sister, Mrs. F. P. Scribner.
 Hon. D. T. Warner and family spent OuhILsLJ dL1ll bAlN T OhA fbb IAASAA S0AAA mer home on Mount Riga.
 Harry and Margaret Trayer went to Pittsfeld to spend the Fourth and take in the big celebration there.
 Mrs. George Ayres and daughter, Ruth. who have been visiting here re- turned to Falls Village Saturday.
 Mrs. Hutchinson has gone to her sis ter in Bristol and Mrs. Clark is with her sister, Mrs. Lyman Warner in this will lage.
 Robert Ashman and wife, with Lewis P. Ashman, Jr. and a friend from Bridgeport were at their fathers, l.. P. Ashman, over the Fourth.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Ashman, of Laurel Beach, s. P. Ashman, Jr., and Miss Walters, of Bridgeport, were the over Fourth guests at L. P. Ashman's.
 Del Seeley, of this place, died Sunday morning at o'clock at the home of his son, Free Seeley. His age was 59 years. lie is survived by his wife and one son. The funeral was held at the Congre- gational Church, Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. J. 0. Goddard officiating.
 Mrs. James W. Ball and son Douglas have returned from their trip to Green wich, Ohio. where they visited Mrs. Balls father and sister. They also visited Mrs. Balls daughter, Mrs. George Allen ill Detroit, Mich.
 The Fourth passed very quietly in our village. The rule of the selectmen that no fireworks should be exploded in the village was enforced and none of the stores in the village sold fireworks SO that the day was safe and sane one.
 A large number of supporters went to Millerton with the team Saturday and, needless to say, returned disappointed that the team had to go into the game in such crippled condition as to be beaten by large score.
 Among the guests in town for the Fourth were: Miss Stllla Moore, of ton, of Millerton; Miss Anna Montague, of New Britain and Harry and Jennie Whitbeck, of Litchfield.
 G. H. Clark applied road oil to the piece of road in front of his store Satur- day. It was noticeable that the auto mobilists and many teamsters took fright at the oil and proceeded to drive over the adjacent lawns to get around it. Apparently automobilists and road oil do not mix we'll but it is a blessing to pedestrains and residents on the main street here where the dust raised by the continuous string of autos is sometimes hardly bearable. Miss Elizabeth Coffin oiled her road last week and others are preparing to do the same.
 Among recent guests at the White Hart Inn were the following: Mrs. E. A. Reid Miss Elizabeth Reid, New York; Mrs l.. E. Brown, Upper Mont clair; Mrs. Emily M. Dawes, BrooklYn; Edward J. Downey, Sharon; Mrs. F. A. 0. Perrine, Trenton, N. J.; R. A. Bur- get, Cheshire, Mass. Samuel G. Colt, William H. Hall, Pittsfeld; Mrs. l. M. Mac Arthur, Phlla.; Frank P. Riley Thomas J. Bowers, Peskskill, N. J.; Miss Harriet Bement, Miss Mary E. Bement, New York; Henry D. Stanton, New London; Horace O. Case, Hartford; William J. Fuller, New Haven; George M. Hendee and Mrs. Hendee, Spring field, Mass; MT. and Mrs. F. A. Baker, Brooklyn; Mrs. F. V. T. Lee, Oakland, Cal; Mrs. A. Eckel and the Misses Eckel, H. VanEmden, Mrs. VanEmden and the Misses VanEmden, New York; Mrs. H. W. Sherrill F. G. Sherrill, Miss Mae Kenzie, MT. and Mrs. W. A. A. Browne, Brooklyn; J. R. Sanford, Win sted.