Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
CORNWALL HOLLOW

1 There are some boys that have tt drive as. far as Canaan, 12 miles to : barbers to get their hair cut. It is pretty tough thiscold weather but they do not mind it.
 William Mansfield has returned tc ] his home in Berlin.
 Samuel Mansfield, aged "A years old of Norfolk, walked distance of nine miles to this place to visit his nephew, Samuel Mansfield, last Tuesday, also calling on old friends in this place.
 Miss Lucy Ives spent Thursday night with Miss Emily Sedgwick. 1 Mark Hurlburt has returned home after few days visit with his brother Roy. in Meriden, and OH his way home called on relatives in Goshen.
 John o Brien and his daughter Nellie were in Falls Village, Sunday.
 Miss Luella Patten, from East Hart land, is 9 guest of Mrs. Frank Fill more.
 Mrs. Frank Fillmore and son Earle, drove to Torrington one day last week.
 Messrs. John Penrose, ST., and Avon Richards, of Naugatuck, motored to this place Saturday and were guests of John O'Brien.
 Allyn Hurlburt drove to Falls Will lage Monday last.
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Sedgwick and son, Vonley, called on. the former s sister, Mrs. c. l.. Gold.
 Charles Holloway and Fred Spence r took hunting trip out of town last Tuesday.
 Samuel Mansfield drove to Falls Will lage after a large load of feed for Mir. John o 'Brien, Wednesday of last week.
 Benjamin Sedgwick drove to Tor rington, Friday of last week.
 Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Wike, of Sharon, called on Edward Dean, Tuesday. He came by auto.
 Edward Dean has drawn the last of the apples to Cornwall Bridge for this SC; son for MT. Benjamin. He has taken IA ton, no pounds in all. We think that is pretty good yield for one farm. He finished Tuesday of last week.
 Mrs. Heady, of Sharon, visited her daughter, Mrs. Hawley Whitford last week.
 Mrs. F. I. Roberts has returned to her home after few week s stay at her farm, Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles L. Gold motor ed to this place calling on MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Sedgwick.
 MT. and Mrs. Ward Miller have left 4I,a ofM Mr, Dohor+o
 There was a heavy snow fall Nov. 19.
 Samuel Miles was i'll town the first of the week. .
 Aaron Jaffe, the well-known cattle dealer and his men went through the Hollow, Saturday with twenty head of cattle and fine colt which he had pur- chased.
 Charles Smith, of Torrington, ac- companied by friend were up from Torrington on rabbit hunt the first of the week.
 Cullen Holcomb was in Torrington, Tuesday.
 Mir. Bates and family, who have lived at Cornwall Center for number of years, has been moving his house. hold furniture through the Hollow to their new home.
 MT. and Mrs. Chipman were in Tor rington on a business trip last week.
 Mrs. F. I. Roberts is up from Thomaston.
 Samuel Miles was ill Torrington, Tuesday. s....
 Dr. and Mrs. J. Howard North are moving from Goshen into their new house recently erected on the site of the old homestead at Norths Corner, Corn wall. This leaves Goshen without a physician.
 A herd of seven very large and hand some deer were seen Saturday on Samuel K. Goes land, north of Corn wall Hollow.
 MT. Jaffe's men drove away five cat tie which he had disposed of and re- turned home with five to fill their place Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Kling went to Torrington with a load of potatoes Tuesday of last week.
 Mrs. w. M. Hurlburt's cousin, MT. Robinson, of Goshen, was in town on hunting trip.
 The West Goshen cream gatherers were around after cream on a sled Mon- day.
 Mrs. F. I. Roberts has new family at her farm house, filling the place left vacant by MT. and Mrs. Ward Miller.
 J. Hamm's men went to Torring ton
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