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Connecticut western news., 1915-04-08
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 The Rev. G. ": Bohlman occupied the pulpit of the M. E. church on Sun. day morning last, as the Rev. G. W. Sheahan, the newly appointed pastor was unable to get here because of the snow storm on Saturday afternoon. He arrived On Sunday for the evening ser vice. A special program was arranged by the choir and very pleasing music rendered both morning and evening.
 The Rev. MT. Sommers and family will leave town this week for their new charge in Wingdale, N. Y.
 Fred Wilson and family will occupy the Ben Cleveland house the coming year.
 Miss Mary Martin, of Boston spent Easter with her parents.
 Misses Margaret and Bessie Day were home from their school duties for over the Easter vacation.
 Mrs. Charles Bohlman returned home from the hospital last week. James Caron and family have moved to Grasslands farms in Chapinville where he has been engaged for the com ing year. c. H. Osborn and family will occupy his house left vacant here.
 Charles Roberts and family, of New London, have been spending the past week with his parents in town.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Shaw have been spending a few days with their parents.
 Mrs. Edward Winkworth spent the day ill Torrington last Thurdsay.
 Mrs. R. c. Miller returned home last Thursday from her visit in Torrington.
 Mrs. J. Hunter is spending a portion of this week in New York city.
 Miss Amy Teeter, of Salisbury, has entered the employ of Mrs. Madison Silvernale.
 A. H. Heaton spent Sunday last at Hillcrest hospital ill Pittsfield, Mass. with his wife who underwent an opera tion for appendicitis last week and re- ports her as doing very nicely.
 Harry T. Miller spent Good Friday and Easter Sunday with friends in New York city.
 Quite number from Lakeville at tended the service at St. Johns church on Good Friday evening and were we'll pleased with service and the rendition of the Crucifxion. The church was filled to its utmost capacity.
 Don't forget the minstrels to night. Come and help the cause along.
Connecticut western news., 1915-04-08
WEST C0RNW

Mir Roger l.. Ives had bad fall from ladder last week, but has nearly re- covered from its effects. No bones were broken.
 Monday night the first two degrees were conferred by the Grange on four candidates. MT. Fitch presented a paper on various community organiza- tions in the past and the Patrons of Husbandry i'll the present time. MT. Sedgwick spoke on the present. charac- teristics of the people of Connecticut. The next meeting is to be young peoples night.
 The Grange Dramatic Club presented their play, "Sackett's Corner Folks" i'll Goshen Friday night and West Cornwall Tuesday evening. It is a very pleasing play excellently rendered.
 Harry Yutzler spent Sunday with his brother i'll Waterbury.
 Mrs. J. A. Cochrane spent Monday in New Milford. Schools re-opened Monday. The Misses Mary and Clara Smith and the Misses Gertrude and Helen Sturgess made a shopping trip to Bridgeport.
 Althea Marsh went with her sister to New Milford, returning alone the next day.
 Miss Mary Smith has been sick a part of her vacation, but is better now. Mrs. Sturges has been spending a week with her daughter ill Wingdale.
 Miss Bessie Smith was one, of ten high school pupils to go with teacher to New York sightseeing.
 The pruning demonstration planned for Monday in all orchard belonging to W. P. Brush was postponed on account of the unusually heavy snowfall of Saturday. It will be held Friday at one o'clock at the same place.
 MT. $. R. Scoville is again forced te enter hospital for all operation, this time for appendicitis. He left home Monday for Pittsfeld and friends are anxiously awaiting results, hoping for the best.
 The pictures Sunday evening were fine, but the bad travelling kept some from seeing them.
 Several from here attended the Fast Day services at Cornwall.
Connecticut western news., 1915-04-08
CORNWALL HOLLOW
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

a.... RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
 A runaway and smashup took place Saturday ill Milton, near the cemetery only short time after a funeral pro- cession was out of the way. John Sterling was loading his household goods onto the wagon from Benedict's tenement house, when the horses be- came frightened and ran, scattering furniture in all directions. Near the cemetery they met Mail Carrier Coffill, who tried to turn out for them, but they turned the same way and took two wheels off his wagon and scattered his load of Uncle Sam mail. Luckily no one was hurt and MT. Cofill con- tinued his trip in borrowed carriage If it had happened an hour earlier the consequence might have been more serious. MT. Sterling moved to Ernest Ocain's tenement house in Cornwall Hollow.
 This community was saddened to hear of the death of Marshall c. Dean, of South Canaan, last week Wednesday. MT. Dean was liked and respected by all who knew him. Among those from here who attended his funeral at his late home in South Canaan were Willis Hurlburt, John O'Brien, MT. and Mrs. L. $. Chipman, MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Scdgwick.
 Albert Hogan has moved into Ward Miller house, the former George Fox IlBce, and has been drawing up fire- wood.
 The snow storm of Saturday, April 3, seemed to be record breaker, some of the older inha bitants do not recall as heavy a snowfall in April It was six and eight inches on the level and dr1fted considerable in places.
 Miss Anna Chipman has returned home after spending week with he1 cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Kellogg While there Miss Chipman attended 'sSackett's Corner Folks,'' a rural drama in four acts with sixteen charac. teTsi Il the cast, which was given by the Cornwall Grange at the Town Hall March 23, and repeated at Goshen Town Hall March 30.
 Grove Pratt, who attends the engine at Iff1and's s saw mill, and was to have moved into Ward Miller's house, is sicl and has not moved at the present writ ing
 MT. end Mrs. Ward Miller and Georg, Fox have moved into l.. J. Nickerson tenement house on Dibble Hill, Corn wall. They have hired his farm fo the year.
 Mrs. Narcotic accompanied by he daughter, Miss Grayce Narcotic, O New York; have recently been th' guests of the formers mother, Mrs Sarah Potter.
 The Iff1and saw mill started sawins lumber on $. K. Goes land, Monday.
Connecticut western news., 1915-04-08
SHARON

Mr. anl Mrs. F. D. Thu ston, of New York city, spent the recent week end at the Bartran.
 Miss Rosalie Pequigney enjoyed the past week by taking trip to Washing ton, D. c.
 Baroness Von Pruning is in New ! ork for q few days.
 Mrs. John B. Argall is spending a few days with her husband in Shelton, Conn.,, where he is in a sanatorium for medical treatment.
 Miss Marion Pellew, of New York, was in town over Sunday stopping at tine Taghkanic while here.
 Prof. Halliwell, of Watertown, wss in town over Good Friday.
 Miss Mabel l.. Haines, of New York, spent Easter with her parents, Mir. and Ms. F. Haines.
 The residence of Mrs. W. W. Knight is opentd d for the summer. Ms Knight returned from Lakeville on Wednesday last and Miss Emma Sedgwick, who has been in Washington. D. O., for tie pasts few weeks returned on Thursday.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Moore and son 1lu1I6, Ol hlIIt1 JOI, HpOlU l-aoAC4 " llli Mrs. Moore's parents, MT. and Mrs. E. B. St. John.
 Gerald Eggleston, of New York, and Clayton J. Walter, of Hartford, were at their respective homes here for Easter.
 Miss Ruth Bristol spent her Easter vacation with her aunt in Chatham, N. Y.
 Miss Marion Taber and friend Miss Elsa Bowman, of New York, were guests at the Bartram over the recent weekend.
 Misses Thompson. King and Lawson have rented the St. JohE cottage for the remainder of the school term.
 George D. Wilbur. the successful pro- prietor of Berkshire Poultry Farm cele- brated Easter in the correct manner, for on that white morning he took 372 baby chicks from his incubator. The egg record for the month of March at the' above place was over 5000.
 Saturday was about as wild and stormy day as we have seen for good many weeks, and Easter morn was about the whitest one ever seen ill this section. The snow was piled every where and many of the drifts were very high and required great deal of shoveling to make them passable but by afternoon most of the snow, except ing the banks, had disappeared very rapidly. It was poor day to display Easter finery.
 sharon is very gay this week: Mon day night movies and dance, We'd nesday night ". I. society drama, ''Everybody's Friend," and Friday night St Bernard's church will present their big minstrels. Both of these per. formances will be followed by dance and supper and will no doubt prove very successful. ... t Miss Katherine Flanagan is in New York for fortnight and Miss Lillian Prindle is assisting Miss Helen E.. Smith at the Taghkanic during her absence. ..s...
 William Pigeon is to be head farmer on the O. G. Kerley property and is to begin his duties at once.
Connecticut western news., 1915-04-08
SALISBURY

Miss Eizabelth Squires, of Morse Business College, Hartford, was an Easter guest of her mother.
 MT. and Mrs. Allan Goddard and daughter, and Jack Goddard, of Water bury, were Easter guests at the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Goddard.
 Miss Mabel Selleck, of Hartford, spent tine week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. :. A. Selleck.
 Miss Monica Greenwood, of Brook lyn, N. Y, is the guest of Miss Priscilla Goddard.
 J. F. Harrison, of New York city, is at his farm, Evergreen Farm, for the summer months.
 There will be no meeting of the Salis- bury Grange on this Thursday evening.
 Miss Sarah Everts is at the home of her parents for the Easter vacation.
 Miss Marjorie Dow has been visiting her sister, Miss Helen Dow at the Maple Shade Hotel.
 J. R. Harrison, who has been spend ing the winter months ill Hartford, is at his home here.
 Mrs. Freeman Dempsey and children were Easter guests at c. F. Wanger.
 Horace Kelsey has purchased the house formerly occupied by Asa Edle- man. MT. Edleman will move into part of Alex Suydam's s house.
 Mrs. John Hart and family have moved into the house formerly known as the Teeter place on the Chapinville road.
 Miss Ruth Miner returned to the Moody school on Tuesday.
 William Hortie, of California, is visiting his father, w. ". Hortie.
 Mir. Kenneth Sabin and family have moved into the house recently occupied by Bert Clark. MT. and Mrs. Clark are now living in their new house.
 Mrs. F. ". Montross, who has been spending the past year with her brohter ill Porto Rico, is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Knight.
 The Knights of Pythias willcelebrate the goth anniversary of the Salisbury lodge on Thursday evening of this week.
 Hon. D. T. Warner and l. Kent Full ton have returned from their trip to California and other places.
 Mrs. Henry Knight and Norton Wilk- inson spent the week end in New York.
 I. Kent Fulton and family who have been staying at the Maple Shade, Hotel, have re-opened their house for the summer.
 Rufus Baldwin, of New Haven, has entered the employ of James R. Melvin.
 The services in both churches were we'll attended on Easter Sunday, where there was fine display of flowers and extra music.
 The village schools re-opened on Monday after the Easter holidays.
 Stainer's Crucifixion was sung in St. Johns church last Friday evening by members of the different church choir, to all unusually large and appreciative audience.
 Miss Emma Clark was i'll last week with chicken -pox.
 MT. Burrows, of Ottawa, Canada, spent Easter with his daughter, Mrs. Greenville Hunter.
 Miss Amy Teeter is now employed at Madison Silvernale's in I.akeville.
 Charles Coons and family have moved into the tenant house on the Haviland farm. MT. Coons will be the farmer this summer.
 William Banuahan, of Canaan, has entered the employ of H. s. Price.
 Mir. ". P. Bishop and daughter Clara, have returned from a visit to Hartford and other places.
 The business places of the village closed at noon last Friday in observance of Good Friday.
 W. B. Rand, of New York, spent a few days last week i'll town.
Connecticut western news., 1915-04-08
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-17

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-17

BeestabIe Gompouub 81 probirtn uno i'd
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-17

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