Connecticut western news., 1914-12-03
CORNWALL HOLLOW

by her little son, from Falls Village spent part of the last week with hel grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Potter. 1 George Scoville has been working fo1 MT. Katsuranes.
 Clayton Benjamin came down from Falls Village. Wedn ,sday and called on Mrs. Potter. His wife and son, who had been her guests for several days, returned home with him.
 Many of the people here entertained relatives and friends Thanksgiving. Others spent the day out of town.
 Oscar Sabin, who formerly lived near the Hollow and is well known by many of the inhabitants here, has taken the place of the late Edwin H. Wilcox blacksmith at Falls Village.
 Harry Yale was in Goshen last week.
 John Hamm and men butchered four pigs Thursday. He sold them in Tor rington.
 Cullen Holcomb was in town Satur- day.
 Bailey Brothers butchered to pigs for MT. Bradford, Tuesday.
 The weather proved ideal on Thanks giving day, with temperature soring up near 60.
 All have enjoyed the Indian summer weather of the past week.
 The big snow that came Thursday the 19, has almost entirely melted off by the sun.
 Pansy blossoms were picked Novem- Der 27. t"
 Allyn Hurlburt drove to Torrington one day last week.
 D. Tiffney motored through this place Monday of last week.
 Miss Emily Sedgwick drove to West Cornwall one day last week.
 Miss Ida Hurlburt was in Falls Will lage recently. et-a.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Vail and daugh- ter were guests of the formers aunt, Mrs. Willis Hurlburt over Sunday.
 Miles Yale, of Torrington, was a guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. w. E. Yale. a..
 Miss Mary Reed, of Amen1a, N. Y, was Thanksgiving guest of her nephew Benjamin Sedgwick.
 George Whitford and sons have bought three new wagons from Pulver 6 Sons in Torrington recently.
 Mark Hurlburt has left this place and gone to work in Milldale, Conn.
 Miss Emily Sedgwick spent the week end with her aunt Mrs. Carrie Sedgwick in Falls Village.
 Mrs. Hawley Whitforl and her sister, Miss Edna Heady, of Sharon, spent Friday in Winsted with their brother Virgil Heady.
 John O'Brien and daughter Nellie at- tended the poultry show in Cornwall 
 Mrs. Hawley Whitford and her sister Edna Heady, of Sharon, were in Lime Rock visiting their sister Mrs. Edward Amerson.
 MT. and Mrs. Ward Miller and Harry Dean drove to North Goshen, Saturday of last week.
 Miss Nellie O'Brien visited friends in Canaan recently.
 Miss Charlott Yale, of Westfeld, Mass, was home over Thanksgiving with her parents, MT. and Mrs. B. E. Yale.
 George Whitford and daughter Marion were out of town Saturday.
 George Wright and daughter, Mrs. Ernest Ocain, drove to Torrington re- gently.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. Dean, of Forest vile, were Thanksgiving guests of MT. and Mrs. John O'Brien.
 Miss Mae Fillmore, of New Milford was guest of her uncle Frank Fill more
 Jack Buck was in Falls Village, Sun- day. -s5.-
 Benjamin Sedgwick is surveying near Milton on the Wallace Wadhams farm.
 District 6, the following pupils were present every day during the month of November: Miss Lucy Ives, Teacher Kenneth Bailey, Pearl Fillmore, Alfred Jasmin, Gail Whitford, Mabel Mans field, John Ocain, Harry Dean, Richard Sedgwick, William Dean, Erwin Fill more, Ida Hurlburt, Benjamin Sedg- wick, IT.
 Earl Fillmore and Miss Lucia Patten and Miss Pearl Fillmore were out riding Sunday.
 A number from this place attended the auction at Tom Kelley's, Wednesday of last week.
 Mrs. Samuel Mansfield and Mrs. Felix Jasmin drove to Falls Village one lay last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Butler and laughter Margie spent Thanksgiving