Connecticut western news., 1910-05-05
A. P. Briggs spent Friday in Hartford

8 siege with the grip.
 Rev. and Mrs. Barnett have returned to Sonth Glastonbury.
 Howard Rood, of Winsted. spent Sun day at H. D. Humphreys.
 Mrs. s. A. Bennett has returned from her daughters in Waterbury.
 George Roger has moved his house. hold goods to the Bullard place.
 Miss Ellen Hamer spent Sunday at her home in North Adams, Mass.
 G. P. Strong is building new walks in front of his house on West Main street.
 Mrs. Edward Brewer attended the funeral of relative in LakeVille Satur- day.
 Timothy Dalton, of West Stockbridge, Mass, visited his brother here last Fri day.
 Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Miller of Winsted spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Fred Brewer.
 George H. Trieschman and daughter Ina spent Sunday with friends in West Cornwall.
 MT. and Mrs. Orson Decker. of Amenia, N. Y, are visiting at Spencer T. Wolcott's.
 Mrs. H. H. Scutt and son Harold spent part of last week with friends in Pitts field, Mass.
 Miss Catherine Roraback attended the McDonald-Landon wedding in Sharon yesterday.
 Miss Josephine O'Hara, pupil of the high school, was visited last week by the humps.
 Mrs. Lester Root, of Bristol, is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Coons.
 Starr Rood, who is in a grocery store in Winsted, spent Sunday at his home in Sodom district.
 MT. and Mrs. Anthony Sewart, of Pittsfield, spent Thursday with MT. and Mrs. A. P. Briggs.
 Miss Roxy Stevens has SC far recovered as to walk down stairs to her meals and is still at Mrs. Williams. s- Norman Lawton, who is working for Beers & Trafford near Pawling, spent Sunday at his home here.
 Mrs. Jesse Drumm and Miss Lila Decker visited their aunt in New Mill ford on Friday of last week. I
 John Graves, cashier at Bullock & Felten's store, spent the latter part of last week at Osceola, N. Y.
 Joseph Ganci is to move into the house now occupied by c. Charles Dodge as soon as 1t is vacated.
 G. Charles Dodge came up from Eerby last Saturday night and returned Sun day accompanied by his wife.
 William Joyce, of Waterbury, and Michael Joyce, of Poughkeepsie, visited their old home here one day last week
 w. c. Mansir made his last trip for the season with his meat cart last Mon day. He will work on the state road.
 Alfred Caldwell is doing considsra ble altering and repairing to the Emmons house recently purchased by Theodore Adams.
 Miss Fanny Whittlesey has returned from Hartford hospital, where she has been under treatment for trouble with her eyes.
 Mrs. James E. Greene has been quite ill for week or more. MT. Greene has been staying with his daughter, Mrs. s. A. Kemp.
 Miss Lizzie Hickey, of Hartford, vis- tied her aunt, Mrs. Peter Coggins. who is i'll with blood poison, last Wednesday and Thursday.
 The high school graduating class re- ceived their class rings Monday. They are very pretty gold signet rings with the numerals 1910.
 Mrs. B. 0. Hoag, of Gaylordsville, spent few days last week with her son, Jerome Hoag. While here she stayed at Charles Laffargue's.
 Miss Lila Decker, who has been the weeks guest of her sister, Mrs. Jesse Drumm, returned to her home in West field, Mass, Saturday.
 Frank E. Blass spent Saturday in Lakeville and witnessed the Hotchkiss- Yale 2nd baseball game. The Yale team won by a score of 14-4.
 William H. Argall, who is in sana- torium at Wallingford, is having his household goods moved from his resi- dence here to Falls Village.
 Leo Werner bought from Mrs. Porter the building lot north of the New Eng land Lime office, last Saturday, and will build thereon this summer.
 Following a raise of ten cents day granted to the section hands, the c. N. E. R. R. has raised the wages of the section foremen twenty cents day.