Connecticut western news., 1910-05-05
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 Miss Lucy Leal of Brooklyn is visiting her cousin, Miss Molly Knight.
 s. H. Wakeman was up from the city for the weekend, guest at the Inn.
 Miss Barbara Simonds spent the day at the Simonds place on Wednesday last.
 Superintendent of Schools Parker spent last week in town visiting schools.
 Leonard Roselle has accepted posi- tion as clerk in store at Patterson, N. Y.
 F. W. Dakin recently visited Scars dale and dined with Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Ryan.
 D. N. Eggleston, Miss Eggleston and Master Gerald, spent Monday in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. John Monahan spent a few days with friends in New York last week.
 " The sale of pews was held at the Methodist church on Thursday after noon last.
 Rev!F. M Chase of New York city recently visited Dr. and Mrs. Morgan at the rectory.
 Mrs Frank Bartle and daughter, Elizabeth, have been in New Britain the past week.
 Mrs. w. F. Nisbet of New York has secured rooms at the Bartram for the 5 coming summer.
 MT. and Mrs. David Smith were over from their home in Cornwall by auto mobile op Sunday last.
 Miss Helen Campbell, of Lawrence, Mass. was the guest of her brother over Sunday at the Bartram.
 John Jackson is doing jury duty at the spring term of the United States court held in New Haven.
 Mrs. John Meier recently attended the funeral of her mother, who died and was buried in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. A. A. Bates of New York city is visiting Mrs. s. Kirby at the Inn and other friends about the village.
 Irving Sewell, of New York. was in the village on Friday last with 8 pros pective tenant of the Seweu cottage.
 William Hotallng and his brother, Z Cornelius Hotaling, were called to King ston last week by the illness of a sister. Married, on the evening of April 30, by Justice R. J Livingstone, Ray Mac Mel to Sarah May Wagoner. both of town.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Liner and MT. and Mrs. A. Walter were called to Cornwall on Wednesday to attend the funeral of 8 relative. The residence belonging to Miss Emily Garter on Main street has been taken by J. F. Billings of New York for the summer season.
 to the town treasurer 8 check for $12, ,17O57 collected by him during the month of April.
 MT. and Mrs. G. E. Reed and MT. and Mrs. Clayton Ryder of Carmel, N. Y, were guests of Mrs. F. s. Carter, on Fri day and Saturday last.
 Miss Lucy Bassett, who has been spending the winter in the South was home to attend the funeral of her aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth Powers.
 Tickets are on sale at the drug store and selling well for the play to be given by the senior class at high school on Wednesday night of next week.
 The DuaEes have vacated Cool Gales" and the family of William Ketchner, who have taken the place for the summer are expected this week.
 A. J. Bostwick is now the happy owner of a Cadillac motor car and giving his friends ride whenever he can spare the time from his increasing business.
 Miss Elizabeth Gillette has opened the Gillette home for 8 weeks time and is entertaining her sisters, Mrs. F. A. Hotchkiss and Mrs. H. H. Robins, there.
 George Thompson has returned from his trip west, having secured nearly a hundred head of cattle, which he ex- poets will be shipped to this vicinity the middle of May.
 The Lamb automobile took MT. and Mrs. Charles Vosbu1 gh and son to Nor folk and return on Wednesday last where they attended the wedding fes- tivities of friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Bartle, who have been at the F. B. Hamlin farm the past year, have moved to Salisbury where the former has been made assistant superintendent of the rubber factory.
 The large piazza on the south side of the Pellew residence, which broke under it's burden of snow last winter, is being repaired and enlarged by workmen in charge of F. W. Dakin.
 Tho Monahan garage has been en-