Connecticut western news., 1910-02-24
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Sunday was a perfect day and the fine sleighing was made the most of.
 Mrs. A. Pulver is packing her furni- ture and expects to move to Pittsield this week.
 Last Friday while coasting on the crust on Bostwick hill, Phillip Everts ran into one of the seats in the ball field and broke his wrist.
 On Saturday Miss Margaret Kane met with quite a serious accident while coast ing, receiving a cut over one of her eyes which required several stitches.
 Mrs F. Phillips, of Newburgh, N. Y, IS visiting at H. l.. Barnett's.
 D. M. ThraI is assisting at the Won onsco few days during the mldwinter doings.
 Dr. Corwin, of Canaan, was in town last Friday.
 Lester Patchen is boarding with bis aunt, Mrs. Edward Miller.
 The E. w. Spurr Go. have been lay ing new floor in their store.
 The HolleY Mfg. Go. are working full time now. with the exception of half a day on Saturday.
 The Women's Foreign Missionary society will meet with Mrs. H. l.. Bar nett Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. Lester Patchen is visiting rela. tiYes at Long Hill.
 Miss Esther Frink, of Stepney, spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents i'll town.
 Mrs. Mark Van Deusen of Stockbridge is visiting at Mrs. R. 0. Millers.
 Mrs. William Peabody is visiting hel daughter, Mrs. Van Dyke. on Long Is land.
 Mrs. Mary Turner, widow of the late after lingering illness of spinal trouble
 Several of the old veterans and ladie. of the w. R. o. attended the G. A. R reunion at Canaan, Tuesday.
 There are several more new cases o1 measles in town, at Dr. Pike's. MT Everts', E. Millor's; also Miss Gladys Traver and Miss Nellie SilYernale.
 Mrs. Walter Devine, whoI is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Shafer, was quite seriously injured on Monday last by falling down the cellar stars, striking the back of her head. At present she i! doing as well as can be expected.
 Last Friday morning about 1O:3O ( young deer came down Bostwick hill anC up Main street. crossed the park neal the bank and then behind the Holley block over to the Wononsco and up the hill towards Witter's woods. It ap peared to be tired out as the crust on the snow made it pretty hard and dangerous travelling
 The midwinter festivities at Hotch kiss are in full swing. The Dramatic club opened the program on Friday even ing by inviting the village people to sec sheir dress rehearsal of their play, "1he Private Secretary" given i'll Roberts opera house. The hall was filled and every one enjoyed it immensely It was very funny and the parts were well taken by the boys. Saturday afternoon the boys from the school anC their guests agaln filled the hall to over flowing. Saturday evening the Musical association gave their annual concert at the school, which consisted of selec tlons 5y the banjo, mandolin, and glet clubs, followed by a dance.
 The annual Washington birthday sup per that was given by the JuniOrEpwortE League i'll the M. E. chapel, Tuesday evening, was success in every detail The chapel was decorated in very tasty manner and very appropriate for the Oc cassiOn. The tables were decorated ill 2 very tempting and inviting manner anG the peoples every Eeed and want were properly provided for. The Junior fife and drum corps did their part ill fur