Connecticut western news., 1910-02-03
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Lawyer Baker is attending court.

George Reed, of Ellsworth, is a aI&- t!ent at the Sharon hospital.
 John Mltohel has an increase of pen sion and now draws $20 month.
 Miss Emily Wheeler, who was seri- ously I'll last week, is much better.
 Miss Alice Lewis, of New York, Is visiting at the home of her parents.
 Mrs. l. N Bartram returned on Fri day last from her visit to Germantown, Pa.
 A valentine social is announced foy Tuesday evening of this week at Grange Hall.
 MT. and Mrs Robert Prindle spent part of the week with friends ln Mount Vernon, N. Y.
 Miss Georgia Gay is visiting at Il @ home of her sister, Mrs E. $. Holland, at SharoD Mass.
 Miss Emaline Palmer had the mis- f0. t lnr to fall u on tho ice and fracture her wrist week ago.
 The serious illness of Thomas Powers is reported. Frederick Dibble of Amenia Union is caring for him.
 Leonard Roselle has left tho employ of H. M. Hoa5 and gone to Florida for the remainder of the winter.
 Married:-JAarary IT, at Monsey, N. Y, John c. Jackson, of this town, and  Miss Ida Bentley, of Monsey.
 Miss Eda Gnerdon of West Hoboker, recently spent the week at the home of MT. and Mrs. Cornelius Hotaling.
 The bursting of his gun barrel while hunting enc day last week gave Mar shall Fairchild bad flesh wound on the hand.
 Mrs. Frank McNully, of New York, who has been guest of Dr. and Mrs. Morgan, returned to her home on Sat nrday.
 Mrs, E. w. Powers, who has been 8 guest at the Taghkanic during the win ter, has gone to Washington, D. O., for few months.
 Roy Hotaling boasts the largest bass of the season. He took one through the ice at Silver Lake last Wednesday, weighing lbs and 4 ozs.
 The postponed party at the Taghkanic hotel last Friday resulted in @ pleasant evening for all who were present and that was large number.
 Through the kindness of MT. Colgate, the pupils of room four Miss Robinson, teacher) were given a sleighride to Mil. lerton and return Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. George Thompson, Mrs. Hoag and Mrs. Hazard were delegates to the Grand Chapter, o. E. S., which COL ~ yened ill New Haven on Thursday last. R. St. J. Bouton and E. M. Winchester left home Tuesday for Washington, D.. c., where they will spend a few days anG resume their journey southward as far as Jacksonville, Fla.
 Mrs. F. A. Hotchkiss, of New York and Millerton, visited her sister, Miss Elizabeth Gillette, Monday and Tues day. at w. E. Hotaling's, where Miss G4lIvttt Is spending the winter.
 Mrs. Otto H. Tiedeman attended the funeral of William G. Ringler ill New York OH Tuesday. Mr Ringler and family occupied the Tiedeman house several summers ill succession
 S,ate Secretary Hine of Hartford has called a meeting of the town school board for Tuesday at town hall to satis- factorily arrange for the transportation of certain school children of the town
 Hiss Ruth Prindle is suffering from a fractured wrist, the result of @ fall on Sunday morning, while returning from church. She was removed to tEe hospl tai where she is being made comfortable
 Sunday, January B, the marriage o1 Barnard Smith and Miss Sarah Calla han, both of New York city, took place at St. Bernard's RectOry. Rev. T. B Smith, uncle of the groom, performed the ceremony,
 State Master Healy of Woodstock was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Lamb while here to install the GranhC officers last week Tuesday evening. largo number of patrons, both in an( ont f !oT,, w-22 I"25.'!t, ~Ac cyo@ine closed with the usual banquet.
 William Dakin, @ native and forme reside mt of Sharon, died at his home il Hotchkissville on Sunday, Jan. B. Hi brother, o. B. Dakin, and several othe relatives from here attended the funera services which were held the following Thursday.
 Jordan L. Mott. now of London, Eng land, has presented to HotchkisS librar, through A. Duane 40 pound salmon taken by MT. Mott several years az from river ill Canada. The fish i