Connecticut western news., 1913-07-10
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 store. Dr. Adam was summoned, and Mir. Baldwin was put to bed in MT. Vos burgh's house, where he remained until the next night before it was deemed ad- yisable to remove him to his own home, where he rapidly recovered. It is thought the intense heat aggravated the attack.
 Miss Bessie Dunn, of New Britain, and Miss Mary Hever1n. of Willimantic. are visiting Miss May Devine.
 John R. Fuller went Monday to Dart mouth College to enter for the summer course in Physics.
 State Fish and Game Commissioner Charles H. Pease has been in Hartford attending meeting of the Commission s at the capitol. MT. Pease is the Litch- kfeld County member of the commission.
 Vacation House girls climbed Canaan
 bntain the Fourth and hoisted flag
 h can be plainly seen from the vil-
 Miss Anna Wilson chaperoned
 party consisting of Miss Lillian Bonner, Mary Redling, Vienna Mac omber, Florence Miller, Ethel Johnson, Dorothy Driscoll, Eva Johnson and Frances Tefft.
 Miles Rood, of Burrville, was in town A'uesday for short visit with his mother and aunt.
 H. Q. Barnes returned Monday form 9 kisit to his son., Dr. Irving Barnes at Ester Bay, l.. I.
 R. P. Lane, of Westfield, Mass, spent lnday in town.
 Rev. J. F. Smyth conducted Holy Communion service in the chapel as the 'Mary Watson Home" Sunday morning t o'clock.
 Mrs. Mary Tuckey, of New Haven, is Parsons & Sons store this week 1emonstratin Beechnut products. A bordial invitation is extended to those yfnterested to call and sample Beechnut Beans, Catsup, Bacon, Dried Beef, Jams: bellies and Peanut Butter. Adv.
 MT. and Mrs. w. o. Powers and son w o. Jr., and Raymond, with Miss F. Vanderbilt, of Ossining. NY. visited at Rev L. E.. Travis over Sunday. Mrs. APowersisa sister of MT. Travis.
 c. b. Parsons and wife, J. H. Rora- back and family, Jos. L. Parsons and family and c. w. Parsons and family, motored to Thomaston the Fourth, to help Dr. F. S. Parsons and wife celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the mar riage. Howard Hatmaker is Vosburgh's new clerk at the Pure Food Grocery. Miss Kathryne Corcoran went to Cats kill. to spend her summer vacation with her aunt Mrs. R. J. Ryan,
 Mr. and Mrs. James Keenan had as Fourth of July and week. end guests Mr. Keenan's half sister Mrs Margaret Col lins. his niece Margaret Collins and Miss Abbie Ha'ey. all of Winsted.
 Edward R. Atwood has purchased grey horse of G. H. Blodgett for use on his ice wagon.
 Miss Bessie Frein and Principal Pur- dom, of Great Burlington, spent Sunday with Mrs. E. T. Rowe.
 o. E. Atwater. of Monterey, visited his daughter, Mrs. s. O. Camp over Sun- day.
 Edward McCarty, Jr. of Torrington, with his wife and daughter, is spending his vacation with his parents, in town. Passengers on the 2:27 trolley car south Tuesday afternoon were startled and ready to vacate the car when the motor box caught fire during the cleo trical storm. No great damage was done and the car was run back to the car barn.
 Mrs. Charles Delaney and little son are visiting relatives in Poughkeepsie.
 Fred. l. Manvel, of Pittefield, was in town Saturday afternoon and on his re- turn took with him his father, mother and sister, who will spend few days in Pittsfeld. Friends in town received word Monday that Mrs. Manvel had fallen fracturing her hip and was obliged to go to the hospital for treatment
 MT. and Mrs. J. Henry Roraback and son Lewis started yesterday morning in their Pope Hartford for a vacation trip through the lake region of Maine.
 B. H, Baldwin wishes to retire from the milk business and offers his route for sale in another column
 Rev. L. E. Travis recently united the following in the bonds of matrimony, John F. Schnencker and Miss Carrie M Whiting. of Schenectady, N. Y.. and Harry A. Burn and Miss Elizabeth Thomas, of Gloversville, N.Y Y.
 Miss Bessie Fitzgerald, of Hartford. was home over Sunday
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and family rntrrnod vactardou after yooct