Connecticut western news., 1914-11-19
CORNWALL HOLLOW

Miss Airline Hudden, of Canaan, .spent the weekend with the formers par ents, MT. and Mrs. Willis Hurlburt.
 Miss Edna Vail has returned to her home ill Goshen after a few days stay with her aunt, Mr. Willis Hurlburt.
 Benjamin Sedgwick went to Torring- ton one day last week.
 MT. Willis Hurlburt sawed wood with engine and saw for Rodney Ives of North Cornwall.
 Charles Holloway and Fred Spencer took an auotmobile trip to Falls Village Sunday.
 Allyn Hurlburt and George Ocain drove to Canaan Wednesday, evening.
 Mrs. Richard Williams and Miss Edna Whitcomb were guests of Mrs. Benjamin Sedgwick recently.
 Allyn Vail and son Clarence were guests of W. Hurlburt Saturday of last week.
 MT. and Mrs. o. L. Gold called on her brother, Benjamin Sedgwick, last Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. David Smith and his father, John B. Smith, accompanied by a friend. motored from Sharon through this place Thursday of last 1 week.
 Mrs. s. Manifold was out of town one day last week.
 Miss Hattie Pratt and MT. 0. E.. Baldwin called on MT. and Mrs. Ben jamin Sedgwick on Thursday.
 Geo. Fox celebrated his 18th birth q V at MT. Benjamin Sedgwick's last Wednesday.
 B. F. Lamphier, of Goshen called on his daughter, Mrs. Willis Hurlburt. one day last week.
 Wilbur Dean drove through this place on his way to his home recently.
 Miss Nellie O'Brien was out of town Friday. .-
 Ruth Hurlburt was in Falls Village Monday of last week. -s
 A. Reiharctt and Alec. Bierce, of Torrington, were on hunting trip in this place. Got five nice grays Tues day of last week. a.- | Charlie, Bert Holloway and Jake Buck have moved their log mill to an- other setting. -s.a-
 Geo. Whitford and son, John took two large loads of wood to Falls Will lage one day last week.
 Wm. Mansfield, of Berlin, after spending a few days with friends in Kent, has returned to his brothers, Samuel Mansfield's.
 Felix Jasmine moved MT. Ward Miller's furniture into Geo. Fox $ house for the present Saturday of lust week.
 Monday morning of last week the hills were clad with snow. It made one think winter was coming and the sleds and sleighs and bells would soon be seen and heard.
 Miss Lucy Ives spent last Thursday night with Mrs. Hawley Whitford.
 MT. and Mrs. Katusranus and son Joseph drove to Canaan recently.
 Miss Emily Sedgwick and Mrs. Ed ward Dean were guests of Mrs. Lee Wickwire, of Falls Village, Thursday of last week.
 Mrs. Cass has been entertaining her brother from Waterbury.
 There was dance at MT. and Mrs. Constant Beauty's Friday night. Hotchkiss orchestra furnished music.
 Lawyer Baldwin spent the weekend at his home here. .-
 A young lady in this place killed 8 streaked snake measuring 27 inches long Nov. 12. Dandelions and rasp- berries are ill blossom at the present writing. There was another thunder shower Sunday morning. :..
 Mrs. Sarah Potter entertained num- Der of friends last week.
 O. Baldwin, of West Cornwall, was in town last week. ..a
 John Kling has been carrying pota- toes to Torrington. .=. .-..
 Aaron Jaffe purchased several load of calves and drove of cattle.
 George Scoville, of Gaplin Hill, was in Goshen recently. M -# ... E
 Some of the country prognosticators are predicting an unusually cold and severe winter. Their predictions are based upon various signs which are con- sidered infallible by those who make weather forecasts by the old time coun- try methods. The old theory that win ter never begins until all the streams and springs are filled has not prevented some of the country people from being uneasy about the scarcity of water. Springs that were never known to fail, are dry. But it is hoped that the rain of Sunday and Mondayhave. broken the drought and the water supply will be abundant for all.
 MT. Wagoner, of Falls Village, has been doing considerable painting and paperjng at John Bradford s. Miss Emma Catlin recently enter tained several of her friends at dinner party. All report very enjoyable time.
 Messrs. Bently and Prindle, of Goshen, were in town recently.
 John Hamm has been selling potatoes in Torrington.
 Benjamin Sedgwick shingled the studio at Stonelea.,
 Harry Yale was in Goshen on busi. ness last week.
 The Watkins man is expected in