Connecticut western news., 1914-06-18
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John Curlin, of Tampa, Florida, has been spending a few days in town, re- newing old acquaintances. Mir. Curlin will be remembered as the gentleman who came north few years ago, and visited Mrs. Sidney Reed, greatly to the'interest of the speculative gossips.
 Miss Mabel Russell and Miss Mary Hines have taken their examinations for the Canaan High School.
 Kenneth anl Arthur Sabin, of Sails bury, werC Hsiting ill Amesville over Sunday.
 The local orchestra has been increased by the addition of a double-bass viol, to be played by Dr. Skiff. The orches- tra is composed of A. s. Davis, violin; Lew A. Davis, flute; Francis ,Abbe, clarionet; Tony Terrini, cornet; Mrs. Abbe, piano; Dr. Skiff, bass viol.
 Miss Bessie Davis has returned from Madison, where she has been teaching. She has been engaged to teach the Beebe Hill School next year.
 Electrician Kott's wife has gone to Waterbury, to visit her people.
 Harry Brink has received a dozen Buttercup fowls, and is now fully in the front rank of the local fanciers of fancy poultry.
 Mrs. Edith Ward started Tuesday for Holyoke, for short visit, from which place she will go to Hilton, N. H., to attend the commencement exercises at the Hilton Seminary, where her son N. Church Ward, graduates this week. Mir and Mrs. W. R. Hubbell go to Til ton, also to see their son, Averill Hub bell, graduate.
 The Children's Day exercises in the Methodist church were interesting and largely attended.
 An ice cream sale was held in the parlors of the Methodist church last night.
 Mrs. Slagle's mother and sister from New York, are visiting Mrs. Slagle, at F. B. Andrews's.
 Harold Hazeltine arrived home from Yale, and with his mother has gone, to Westfield, Mass, where Miss Ray Hazeltine graduates this week.
 Dr. Skiff and Rev. E. A. Hazeltine attended the University Club dinner at Norfolk, Friday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Gray went to New Haven, Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs O. P. TomIinson left town this week, and are for the present at Woodmont.
 Miss Hallock is expected to arrive home, after her sojourn at her sisters, in West Virginia
 Secretary A. P. Chapman, Treasurer w. H. Hart, and Executive Committee men F. E. Egleston and Walter I. Kel- logg will attend the business meeting of the official board of the Bald Head Club of America, at the Hotel Win chester, in Winsted, today. Martin Langs went out of town Mon day and bought COW, giving So more than he thought she was worth. On tho way home he sold her for $1o more than he gave, and went home minus a COW, but plus the ten-spot.
 The following pupils of Amesville school have been perfect in attendance during the past term: Lester Blake, Mary Hines, Mary Stapleton, Jennie Weiner, Arthur Kierana, James Wiki son.
 Of the $10 local prizes offered to Ga naan and Salisbury schools for largest collection of egg masses Amesville won three Ward Andrus, first, $5; James Wilkison, second, $2, Jennie Weiner, fifth, $1.
 During the term the children have saved $67.22 of their earnings and de- popsited $44 of this in the savings bank. The commencement exercises of the graduating class of the D. M. Hunt school will be held in the school build ing Tuesday afternoon, June 23 at 2:3O o'clock. All are cordially invited to these exercises.
 Dr. Ross will be absent from his office the entire month of July. Adv.
 Miss Francis A. Dean, sister of D. k. Dean, arrived Tuesday from Fresno, Cal. She will spend the summer with relatives in town.