Connecticut western news., 1915-07-08
GOSSIP OF DAYS GONE BY
Record ot Doings from Week 10 Week Cuiled from The News Files.
 1883

1888
 December 5. The thermometer reg. istered 10 degrees below zero.
 Robert Peirce sprained both wrists by being thrown fTom bicycle.
 Miss Mary Rodemeyer, of Bethel, spent Thanksgiving in town.
 MT. Luman Foot found a colonial penny when walking across his newly plou1hed field.
 Samuel, r. Rowlson. was canvassing this town for Mark Twain latest book, Life oD the Mississippi" "
 Conductor Hook of tive H. and c. W. railroad was on duty again. after 8 short vacation.
 Over 10G persons took supper at the Warner House on Thanksgiving night.
 Roxy's cODcert Thanksgiving Right drew a crowded house. Josiah Gillette butchered hog one year old, weighing 560 pounds:
 Peter BoinaF moved iESo' D.. It. Peiruc's tenant house.
 Robert w. Adam and family and Rev. Dr. Eddy and famil.n spenO Thanksgiving at William Adam's:
 George A. Benssiet's horses became, frightened by the cars at the station al-d ran up tc the Episcopal chursh. Justice Bennett ordered the kquor siezed by the officers to be poured on 7i4e, ground.
 Mrs. Adeline BeCldsv. of New lasFt- fOgir vas slowly recovering from an asseess on the lung.
 1Lr. Augustus Bigslew EBs to spsnd tl.s winter with friends. in Collinsvile,
 Mrs. Stewart had q aacUJEs contain.ssg- 1j4 well developed blossoms,
 Edward $. kobertSs and Elisha K. Rood were she jurors from f1is town.
 Hi-aln ROhy purchased ths farm nenT' the Whiting rIver known as slne Georss' Stevens plaeR.
 Rui5fs w. Allen killsd. lS2 squirrels, ,- 72 woedchrssES and 8 sisualls+ betweelS. May s. and October To-. tgs' presen < ye&r.
 James Whalen was recovering from pneumeuia.
 Falls Wiilage-The NEsthodst people placed as ti4le stueet lampin. fan1lN of the church. HD1ler c. CraSdall- Jr., was assisting A. Ll Brown oGaudaEgsp plumb jug costlucS fox c. VI. Bartum, of Lime Rock. George RanlAalL was rainting MeGEiEt SpaulGED4's hDUse on Belden EfrBst- Pcpe Ch,pmaSal and I. Tucker. were a7Eiously snNaitine a SHOW storm aso eaGz, had pu-shaSea4 8 new sleigh. w. F: Gillett and. lkrile son were thgswn, IlOnh their wageEa hy the tNr of laa. If, hn. About 5s9 oouYlsS danceS to tiaa. nAIsic ot AarOa.Ghass's violin in. the village hall. Rex. H. R- Mead snd, family, of Stonington, 19Ge guests of. Gsnneslius Brown, Mrs Mead's fSssaIen \ very proElan was rresentxa St the at aE F. MillsGqngl3S Ex- editor E.yglostxm moved she ti1khUTeS of his offica.frona the MinSPr buiIliM2 to his hous5r
 West ComwalL-A party WAS, gwen by, FraIiAWoc,L at his ia ,AeT's residence Thanksgiving might. Miss JRseie Hart was at SheEIal studying mEsic with Miss B1rtch. M G. BEtler a9d John Wood were. ila New York and witnessed the ceaabrahion of EvaGuatsGn Day. George Stevens was visiting ila Kent Mir. and, Mrs. Newton 'NiokyNlEe were at their home on Cream .Hill- Mrs. c. D. Blinn WAS, to remain at. her fathers, MT. Russell Pratt, urail attsE Christ mas. Miss Carrie Vollrailler. of Bridge port, was visiting her parents
 Berkshire County--Edward Bos- wort&l the oldest merci anh 2n Lee, dled, with heant trouble. CyaI 3G0 cheeses made at the South Barkshire factory were, sold during the week. The organist from Trinity chuTch, New York. gave recital on the new organ in the Congregational church at Grert Burlington. An Ashley Falls man asked in the grocery store for half a pound of salvation for baking. A revival was i'll prog1ess at the MetA1r dist church in Great Harrington.