Connecticut western news., 1910-06-30

or q nature IIlAb WOuAul bouu " oAONUo an honest colt "a indignation. If molested again the colt is going to appeal to Sheriff Hornbeck for protection.
 Nuggets from the Mine
 The recent Congregational social netted $25 for the society.
 Fred Foster of Waterbury, is visiting at William R. Hubbel's.
 Emma Reed of Hartford, spent Sun day on visit to her father here.
 Oscar Schrieber, our genial barber, has been laid up for few days with ma laria.
 E. 0. Heinz spent Sunday in Bridge port.
 Roscoe Britton has been spending the week in New York,
 Mrs. P. B. Burnett of Bridgeport. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Ward of this village.
 Mrs. Sarah Bonney and daughter of Norwichtown, are guests of Mrs. L. P. Dean.
 Miss Norma Hazeltine has come home from Oberlin college, and has brought her friend and classmate, Miss Edna Kellogg, with her to enjoy the vacation ] here Miss Hazeltine graduated this year. ... .l.
 Charles Beals and Miss May Wrapp, T-iv ,iV Rock, last week, by the Rev. Mr. Griffin.
 Mrs. A. Mendum of New York, is spending the summer vacation at her home on Battle hill.
 Mrs. Fred Eggleston returned home Monday from visit to Boston.
 Clayton Benjamin has returned from New York on his vacation to his home here. He has been taking course ill the city on electrical engineering.
 The summer meeting of the directors of the National Iron band was held Tues day, for the purpose of transacting any business needful to come before them. A semi-annual dividend of 2H per cent. was declared.
 Miles BlodRett. our esteemed justice of the peace, went to Danbury Monday on business and incidentally to see the circus.
 Miss Maud Fingar of Germantown, is visiting at the home of the Rev. H. B. Chown.
 Falls Village is like heaven this week, There is neither marriage nor giving in marriage.
 Edward Ward was the local delegate of the M. E. church to the annual meet ing of the District Stewards at Canaan, Wednesday.
 Two of the town road employees are missing this week and quite a number of their short term acquaintances here, mercantile and otherwise are very anxi- ous to gee them. Whether they will re- turn again is somewhat doubtful pro- blem.
 Miss Emma Reed is soon to join the ranks of the brides. The wedding is to take place in Troy. N. Y, and will be a double wedding, the bridegroom's sister Y being married at the same time. The story of the wedding will be given in next weeks NEWS. Communion will be observed in the Congregational church Sunday morn. ing. In the evening the sermon topic will be Patriotism, How Expressed and Best Fostered."
 Miss Olive Dean arrived this week from Boston and is at the hohe Of Mrs Lee Dean.
 Frank H. Reed returned home last Thursday after spending week in Hart ford with his daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Pulver.
 ,, w. J. Corrigan is at home again after spending a week in New York. Postmaster Richard P. Smith enters on the discharge of his duties July 1st Attorney, William H. Blodgett and wife of Winsted, were in town Sunday William Peets of Torrington, called on his boyhood friends Friday. Frederick I. Roberts of Thomaston was in town Saturday.
 At recent meeting the following officers of Grassy Hill Cemetery Asso citation were elected: President, F. M Olin; secretary and treasurer, J. Lee , Ensign; trustees, Dwight E. Dean, Edwir , W. Spur, George w. Hall, Frank E How'd, Walter I. Kellogg. Arthur f . Gibbs and William R. Habbell. :. Some thirty Rose bushes of various < shades of colors and tints, numerou punches of peonies and large bed O orchids have made most brillian ! showing on the lawns of F. E. How'd . the pest week. l Barracks Notes y Mrs. Nathaniel Grey was in Torring t ton Saturday.
 l Hazel Bailey of Winsted, is at her sis S ters, Mrs. H. Bramans for the summer [ MT. and Mrs. F.. G. Dean went to To1