Connecticut western news., 1911-06-22

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 [dge Granger, Judge Hitchcock and fudge MacMahon were visitors at the camp ground.
 Policemen Jennings and Crowley, of, Bridgeport, were in attendance at Pine Grove.
 Joseph Brinton shot bald eagle near Coy. Holley's house at Lakeville. The bird measured six feet, six inches from tip to tip.
 MT. Albert Hoag and Miss, Ellen l.. Hadsdell were married at Canaan by Rev. l.. H. Reid.
 Aug. 29-Mrs. o. ". Camp and Miss Mary Granger, were visiting Miss Ella Noble at New Milford.
 Francis and David Whittlesey, with their sisters Fannie and Kittie and Miss Oowles, of New York, were camping at Twin Lakes.
 MT. William Adam, Dr. Camp and Miss Kate Lawrence were repairing buildings and otherwise improving their property.
 A slight frost was reported at Chapin- yille
 The Cowles residence was entered by burglars and thoroughly ransacked, but nothing of value taken,
 John Mccormick, of East Canaan, was killed by the cars at Kellogg's cross ing near New Hartford.
 Misses Alice Niver and Lillie Cleave. land had been engaged to teach the primary and intermediate departments in Lakeville school.
 Miss Margaret Higley, died at South Canaan, aged 99 years. 6 months and IS days. She came of long lived family. hor grandmother reaching the age of 100, her mother 102.
 MT. Joseph Mallinson, of West Corn wall, and daughter Jennie, were in New York to meet Miss Hattie Mallinson on her return from England.
 Theodore W. Dean, of West Cornwall, in ploughing, turned up silver coin dated 1746.
 The South Berkshire Institute at Southdeld was opened as boarding school for girls and boys. Prof. Frost, who had been principal of Amenia Sem mary for ten years, assumed manage ment.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Bird Reed at Sharon Arthur Crittenden, of Danbury, and Olive Andrews, of Cornwall, were mar ried at the brides home by Rev. Wm. Wake
 Sept. 5-Rev. W. G. Peirce of Illinois, was visiting his brother Daniel in town
 Rev. Hiram Eddy D. D., of Jersey City, was spending some, time at MT. Wm. Adams. /s@.
 Senator Barnum was elected an hon. orary member of the Steele Guards, of West Winsted. ...s
 Rob. Marvin was painting the bakery building on Main street.
 Prof and Mrs. H. M. Adams returned from Broad Brook, where they had spent the summer.
 s. 0. Beckley, reopened his store in the town hall building, and advertised to sell or give away the merchandise in stock
 Dr. Eddy and Rev. W. G. Peirce held services in the pine grove at Canaan Valley /.~' t"> >....
 E. S. Roberts was engaged to teach in the upper department" of the East Oa- naan school
 Schools in town opened for the autumn term with Prof. H. M. Adams principal, Miss Florence Fitch, of Clayton, in the intermediate. and Mrs. Sartial Root in the primary departments.
 At meeting of the. M E. church so- ciety the following were elected trustees: ". O. Ward, A. T. Roraback, H. H. Ooggswell, George P. Strong, Julius Oorbit.
 The two story frame building, owned by Geo. Thompson, of Canaan Valley, and used as mill for cider, cider brandy. flour and lumber was totally destroyed by fire.
 E. s. Roberts in letter to The News, asked for an expression of sentiment of the townspeople, in regard to giving a reception to the survivors of the old Litchf1eld County Regiment, The Second Heavy Artillery.
 The residence of Judge s. B. Moore. of Salisbury was entered by burglars. The party was cleared of every thing edible.
 Dr. and Mrs. Bullions, of Sharon, celebrated their twentieth anniversary of their wedding.
 W. H. Williams and 0. M. Turner, of Lakeville,, were in Litchfeld on jury duty.
 M. A. Brown, of Falls Village return ed from trip to New Jersey.
 Fuckers cornet band was becoming popular and much in demand. They