Connecticut western news., 1911-09-07
Gossip of Days Gone By
News of the Week, as Culled from The .<. News Files of Dates Given.

Dr. Train died at Sheffield, of acute inflammation of the stomach, . H. 0. Crandall painted and repaired his hotel at Falls Village.
 Will Cady, of Falls Village, shot and Killed large otter.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Edward Storm, at .Beebe Hill.
 George Beirce and Minnie Reed were married at Sharon.
 At Springfield at the residence of the brides parents, Jas. A. Bryan, junior partner of the Berkshire Courier, Great Darlington. and Miss Emma Adams were married by Rev. Dr. Mayo.
 At the Catholic church in Canaan, Michael Dunn, and Miss Nellie Carney, of East Canaan, were married by Rev. Father Walsh. ..a..
 Mrs. George Harris died at Hunts vile, aged 72. . .."
 At Winsted Dr. George W. Wetmore died, aged 66
 Harvey Munson died at South Ca naan, aged so, - . May 7-Adams & New were selling coal for $4.80 per ton. l.@.
 Ovid Gillette moved into the house on Main street, vacated by Mrs. Marvin. Mrs. Lawrence Gillette and daughter, Miss Anna Carmen, moved to Lakeville. MT. Levi Wooster and bride of North field, Conn. visited at H. H. Cogswell's. Mrs. J. L. Pease had fine hedge-row, fruit and ornamental trees set out i'll her yard on Railroad street.
 Dr. Camp traded carriages with Dr. w w Welch, of Norfolk, getting in exchange a covered phaeton.
 Charlie Marvin, of Sharon, was visit ing his mother in town previous to her removing to Chicago, The H. R, R. locomotive 'sW. H. Bar mum" was just out of the shops with a new coat of paint and looked "nobby." Warren Mcintyre caught bushel/ of suckers with net in the Blackberry river. 3
 Frank Van Deusen was building tenn porary dwelling for occupancy during the summer, near the site of house which was destroyed by fire.
 At a meeting of the school board it was decided to have water of the Ga haan Water Go. brought to the school house. at rental of S10 per year.
 Johnny B. Davis aged 13 years, a promising pedestrian walked mile in nine minutes at Gilmores Garden, near Shields place. t.. .... MT. Harry Sedgwick, of Cornwall Hollow, assumed editorial management of the>Connecticut Farmer. published at Hartford.
 Frank P. Barnum opened the season at Twin Lakes picnic grounds, for the accommodation of fishing and picnic parties. furnishing tackle, bait and refreshments.
 Prof. Van Tassle gave panorama concert" in Hallock's Hall at Norfolk
 A walking match between Prof. Tripp, of Millerton, and Ferdinand Ivory, of Sharon, was one of the events of the week at Sharon.
 MT, and Mrs. Elisha Winans, of Red ding, were visiting their daughter, Mrs l. N. Bartram at Sharon.
 Dr. Broadhead, ,/o of Monterey, located at Hartsville.
 Miss Mary Dewey died at the res. idence of her brother, Dr. Orville Dewey at Sheffield, aged 80 years.
 Dr. Flames and family of Brooklyn were occupying, their summer home at New Marlborough.
 A daughter was born at East Canaan to MT. and Mrs, Daniel Keefe.
 May 14-Judge Granger was holding Superior Court at Litchfield.
 Dr. Knight and wife, of Lakeville were visiting Prof. Stillman in Ripon, Wis.
 Considerable milk was being shipped from this place to New York city. The cans were all marked "Litchfeld Coun- ty milk"
 Mrs. J. L. Camp and sister Miss Mary Granger, visited friends and attended the amateur perform lrce "Plnafore" at New Milford.
 '. The following jurymen from this place were summoned to appear at the district court at Winsted: H. c. Barnes H. A. Smith, D. L. Freeman, Nelson I. Clark.
 F. $. Spauldiug, of the H. R. R. tick ct office was spending two weeks va cation, travelling in the west His place was supplied by Nelson Gardner ot Sheffield.
 Gus. Caldwell accideptly discharged loaded pistol in Gardner's jewellery store, and sent ball through one of the fingers of his right hand,
 The semi-annual meeting of the Ga naan temperance union was held al East Canaan, and board of officers elected for the ensuing six months: z T Adams, president; George L. Par