Connecticut western news., 1910-06-09
Community Incidents That Make up Life's Experience and Lend a Fest to Human Existence.

supper dt the M. E. cnurOn Fr1QaY nlRnC from 5:30 to 9o'clock. During the even- ing there will be entertaining instru- mental music by local talent.
 The Epworth league young people are planning for lawn party to be held on the M. E. church grounds and in the social rooms on Friday evening, June IF. A pleasant time is assured. The young people are alive to their work and enthusiastic in carrying out their plans.
 Children's Day will be observed Sum- day at the M. E. church with special services in the morning at 10:30 o'clock. An interesting program of songs, recita- tions and drills has been prepared for the occasion, and the children are en- tering heartily into the work of the day.
 The Memorial Day services at the M. B, church have passed into history as the most interesting yet held Tn the will lage. Over 400 people crowded the M. B. church, coming by wagon loads from surrounding sections. There were vet erans and members of the Womsns' Re- lief Corps, to whom the Rev. H. B. Chown preached an earnest discourse on the memories clustering around the day.
 Educational Notes
 
 inst and the teachers will enter upon their well earned season of rest. Some of them will spend the vacation season out of town and return to us with the opening of the fall term, refreshed and iuvigorated for the duties then to come.
 The school board met at the town hall Tuesday evening and passed upon vari- ous matters essential to the school work of the village.
 Real Estate Sales
 Lillian Genth of New York, completed her purchase of the farm on Brinton hill, Monday. Her furniture is on the way here and she will at once, upon it's arrival, take possession of the property as summer dwelling and possibly may make 1t year round home. She plans great improvements upon the place, among other things the building of 8 bungalow. Thus tar the scarcity of car penters in this section has prevented the commencement of the work. but it is expected contracts will be soon awarded.
 Dennis Hayes has sold his farm to a MT, Pretznel of Brooklyn, N. Y., who was in town Monday to complete the purchase. MT. Pretznel expects to make it his year around residence. .-
 The Falls Village Savings bank has at last got possession of the Brewster place at Cornwall, over which there has been long drawn out contest, on mortgage foreclosure. Sheriff Hornbeck went to Cornwall Monday and dispossessed the tenant, setting his goods into the street, where later they were cared for by the selectmen of that town.
 Personal Mention .-
 Clayton Benjamin is home from New York for few days visit. a...
 M. A, Hanchett and wife of Orange, N. J., came up here thIs week by auto on a visit to MT. Hanchett's mother, Mrs. Annie Hanchett.
 Oscer J. Sabine will remove this week to Waterbury, where he goes to fill his position as foreman on the Naugatuck branch of the N. Y, N. H. 6 H. R. R.
 The Rev. H. B. Chown attended the meeting of the ministerial association at Lenox, Monday.
 Mrs. Sarah Reed is spending few days with her sister in Kent.
 J. M. Benjamin, who has been i'll for the past week, is out again.
 William J. Oarrigan is spending two or three days in New York this week,
 Charles Owen, former resident of the village is spending few days here.
 Mrs. Abbie Abbott, daughter and brother of New York, are occupying the Frink place for the summer, at Ames- vile.
 Dr. H. L. Ross of Canaan will be absent on vacation from June 20 for a month.
 Miss Mary Benedict is visiting friends in Canaan.
 William Knight and George W. Hall went to Canaan, Saturday on visit ar d business trip combined.
 Edward Dean andohis friend, Ernest Oanfeld, came up from Torrington for all over Sunday visit to his fathers, Edward K. Deane, of this place.
 MT. and Mrs. F. ". Olin, left town Saturday for visit with their son Dr. F. H. Olin of Southbridge, Mass, the doctor meeting them with his auto in Worcester, Mrs. Olin will remain away three weeks, MT. OlIn returned Tuesday.
 Clarence Olin Segar reached town from Canton for a visit with his aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. Olin and will remain one week.
 Mrs. Quigley and Miss Edith Quigley were among the guests from here to the Litchfield County Choral Union Concert in Norfolk, Wednesday night.
 Mrs. Quigley, the trained nurse, IS having telephone put in her home on Battle Hill. remaining her former num- Der 76-14.
 Minor Chords.
 A heavy frost was noticeable here early Sunday morning and quite num- Der of garden vegetables have felt its effect. In some instances, corn was nipped and beans, generally, were badly frosted and may have to be replanted.
 In many sections mountain laurel is budded and promises soon to be in full bloom.