Connecticut western news., 1910-04-28
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 Born April 21. a son to MT. and Mrs. Harold B. Dakin.
 Mr and Mrs. 0. s. Sedgwlck were up from the oity for Sunday.
 Miss Alice Wakeman is up from New York for few days at the Inn,
 Miss Kathryn Hotaling is with a cousin, Miss Palen, ill Brooklyn.
 Dr. Coley sailed on Wednesday last for Europe, accompanying patient.
 Miss Elizabeth Gillette is visiting her sister. Mrs. F. A. Hotchkiss, in..New York.
 Mrs. Robb. Miller is to entertain the ladies of the aid society Wednesday af- ternoon. l.. ...
 The Busy Bees will meet with Miss Harriet Eggleston Friday afternoon of this week.
 Mrs. Lydia Nase has been patient at the hospital the past week, a sufferer from grip. ... 7. s
 Charles M Prindle and son, Robert, visited W. W. Peck in Litchfield at the end of the week.
 Miss Myra Hunter, of Amityyille, L. l., recently visited her friend, Mss Jenette McMillan.
 The VanRensslaer house has been taken again by the family of s. M. Bar Der of New York. ~
 Visiting hours at the hospital are from 9 to 4 p. m daily. Visitors are requested to observe these hours
 Mrs. Grey of Wassaic has entered the Sharon hospital, acting on the advice of Dr. Rockwell of Amenia.
 The ladies' sewing society of the M. E. church met with Mrs. Frank Harri- son Wednesday afternoon.
 Y Frank Stickels of Torrington con- ducted services at the Advent chapel Sunday afternoon and evening.
 MT. and Mrs Baker and their daugh- ters spent Sunday at Kingston, N. Y.. the home of MT. Bakers mother.
 The family of w. R. Houghtaling have arrived at their summer home, where they expect to spend part of the season.
 Mrs. Robert Waitt, who has been seriously i'll at the Inn with two nurses in attendance, is reported as more com fortable. Marcus Hurlburt of Cornwall Hollow and Miss Catlin of Cornwall have been discharged from the hospital much inn proved in health.
 MT. and Mrs. w. W. Kelchner with friends were up from New York at the week end, making the trip in their car in five hours.
 James Ferris, of Amenia, was brought to the hospital here on Sunday, suffer- ing from broken leg. The accident occurred at Lithgow Sunday.
 A successful card party was held by members of Silver Lake Grange at their last meeting. Ten tables were in opera tion and a nice sum raised for the lec- turer's fund. a..
 Mrs o. A. Lowe, who has been with her nurse and companion several weeks at the Bartram, went to her own home here on Friday where she expects to spend the summer.
 The Re. I. E. White, of the Oongre- gatlonal church delivered sermon Suu- day morning expressly for the children. who showed much interest and gave him their undivided attention. 4...
 Members of the graduating class of the high school arc rehearSing "The Puzzled Detective, - play which they expect to produce at the Casino about May 4, for the benefit of the class in their commencement exercises.
 The death of Mrs. Elizabeth Powers, a resident of Amenia, occurred at the home Of Miss White on Tuesday of this week, after short illness. The funeral will be held this (Thursday) afternoon at 2:30; burial at Amenia.
 F. J. Sprague has, through counsel, brought suit against the. town for an abatement of his taxes Sheriff Horn beck was here a few days since to serve papers upon the selectman. The hear ing is at Winsted next Tuesday.
 Charles W. Brown spent few days of last week with his family, before talk ing up hls new territory as travelling salesman for the United Drug Co., of Philadelphia. He snow to sell in towns i'll this state and Massachusetts.
 Miss Anna Chapman returned Satur- day from visit to the home of her sis ter, Mrs. George Reed at Mt. Kisco, N. Y. accompanied by her nephew, Chester Reed. A few days were previously spent with friends at Carmel, N. Y.
 Miss Annie A. Fitzgerald, aged 21 years, died last Friday at Franklin, N.