Connecticut western news., 1910-07-14
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 A son was born Friday July to MT and Mrs B. Wiley. ! X daughter was born to MT and Mrs Albert Raban Friday, July 8. Mrs w. E. Hotaling recently returned from visit to Kingston friends.
 w. H. Knight roadway engineer for Litchf1eld County spent the week end at home.
 The condition of E. J. PerLes is not improving and he does not get about as usual.
 Thomas Powers, Jr., who has been a sufferer for a long time, continues very poorly.
 Miss E. Humistern, Amenia Union is spending few days with Mrs John Lowell.
 Mrs Francis Mason returned Monday from visit of several days to friends in Chatham.
 Unclaimed letters July 9: Miss O. Gustafson, Mrs Louis Magee, Josephine Alexander,
 A bridge party was held at the golf house Tuesday afternoon for the benefit of the golf club.
 Mrs Waitt, an invalid at the home of her son, continues in much the same enfeeble condition.
 George w. Hartzel who is the victim of a protraoted illness is reported as more comfortable.
 Rev l.. H. Sohwab conducted service in the Episcopal church at AmeaiaU U Union on Sunday morning
 Hunts circus showed here on Satur- day evening last but did not draw the usual enthusiastic crowd.
 MT and Mrs Henry E. Fellow of Wash ington D. O. arrived at their summer home here on Wednesday.
 Frederick E. PerLee, Proyideace, R. l., spent Sunday at the home of his par ents, MT and Mrs E. J. PerLee.
 Miss Mabel Liner is spending fort night with her cousin, Miss EdRa Liner, at the latter's home in Hartford
 MT and Mrs John Sparhawk, 1T, of Philadelphia, Pa., are guests of Ir and Mrs J. E. Ackley at "Kingslana."
 MT and Mrs Ohas. Pancoast, @erman- town, Pa, spent part of the week at the home of Mir and Mrs ]. N. Bartrem. 
 Miss Anna Morehouse, who has been at her cottage at West Haven tAe past fortnight, returned home Wednesday. Mrs Mary Butcher, who, at her ad- vanoed age, is suffering from weakness, has been at the hospital the past week. Sealed proposals for the painting of the exterior of the Casino building may be sent to F. W Dakin of L. Van nAlstyne. Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Fay are occu- pying their recently completed bunga- loo on the hill at the rear of the Bartrom. Mrs Wm. W. Knight and Miss Emma Sedgwick have gone for two weeks outing to the shores of East Gloucester, Mass.
 St. J. Boughton and Miss Nodine are on visit to the Oatskills and are to re- turn eally this week by way of bhs Hud- son river.
 The regular weekly dance at the Inn Casino was greatly enjoyed though the extreme heat affected the attendance somewhat.
 I- V been at E. J. PerLee's the past two weeks, has gone to the home of her son in Millerton.
 John Wakeman, Mrs s. H. Wakeman and Miss Wakeman are spending DOT tion of the heated season at the Canad an side of Niagria.
 The extreme heat of last Sunday had the effect of diminishing the attendance and of simlypfng the services sf the churches of this village.
 The hospital beds are full and the nurses are kept busy in their care of the sick Patients from Cornwall and other adjoining towns are there.
 Mfrs Florence Mahin, Superintendent of Watts De Peyster Home at Verbank, will speak in the Methodist church next Sunday morning, July IF.
 The annual meeting of the Hotchkiss Library Association, called for Monday evening, was adjourned to Wednesday night, July 20, at 8 o'clock,