Connecticut western news., 1915-12-30
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 Mrs. Frank Maston had the misfor- tune to slip and fall us she was leaving the residence of Mrs. George Axleby recently. bruising the side of her face considerably also the side of her body and it Is feared she has fractured her arm. She has since been confined to her room and unable to move about
 Miss Gertrude Walsh, of Danbury, is psending the holiday vacation with her parents.
 MT. and Mrs. George Kinball threw open the doors of their home on Christ mas day to family gathering and those who assembled and partook of the abundant supply of an inviting Christ mas dinner and to make the day a merry one, were A. Martin, Misses Edith and Jennie Martin, A. .. Martin and family, MT. and Mrs. Thorne Howell; Miss Lillian Kimball and Mrs. M. Evans of Havredrace, Md.
 A. $. Rines, the evangelist, of Bing- i hamton, N. Y, and who is now hold. ing evangelist meeting i'll New York city, has been recent guest at the home of R. c. Miller.
 Harry F. Miller is getting to be a leading fisherman on the ice, having captured twenty fine ones on Friday last aud again capturing another fine lot on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Myron Holley and Marian Everts started on Monday last for Phil adelphia, Penn, where they will spend the remainder of the week visiting Mrs. Holley's friends and relatives. MT. and Mrs. Henry Pulver, of Salis- bury; MT. William Reyworth and granddaughter, of Waterbury, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pulver and son Morgan, of Hartford, were entertained on Christians day at the home of MT. and Mrs. R. c, Miller. George Kimball and gang were called to Waterbury on Monday this week to assist in repairing the telephone line in that section, which was badly damaged by the hard wind and storm on Sun- day. Last week MT. Kimball and gang were in Thompsonville assisting in the same work.
 Miss Bessie Argall, of Bristol, is visit ing her parents at Ore Hill during the nOliuay vacation.
 The funeral of Michael Walsh took place in St. Mary's church Monday last MT. Walsh died at hospital last week, where he underwent an operation There was no service in the M E.. church on Sunday last because Of the severe storm and this was a disappoint- ment for many, as the services, both | r1nrnintr u1N1 nuaninn tn hn n observance of Christmas Sunday. Special sermons by the pastor also special Christmas music by the choir, had been prepared for the occasion. Master J. Ball, of New York city, was guest of his parents over Satur- day and Sunday last. Harry says he has good position. and is looking hale and hearty and his many friends in town wish him success. Grandpa Martin has been wearing a new smile since last Wednesday, De- cember 22. The first grandson of the family was borI on that date 70 MT. and Mrs. Leon Cook, of Claverack, N. Y.
 Miss Marion Booth has been visiting her parents near Pine Plains the past week.
 Miss Bessie and Margaret Day are home for the holidays.
 c. F. Shaw and family, of Torring- ton, spent portion of last week with their parents ill town.
 The storm and wind on Sunday last did considerable damage about town, breaking wires, blowing over poles and large trees, doing the most damage near the grove, blowing over a large tree near the boat house, crushing it in and smashing two caEoes and nearly wreck. ing the building.
 MT. and Mrs. Lee Turner, of New Britain, were guests of relatives in town over Saturday and Sunday last.
 MT. and Mrs. Newman Miles and two daughters, of New Britain, spent Christmas day with the Myron Holley family.
 William Ingalls,, of Arlington, N. J., was an over-Sunday guest of c. H. Miller and family.
 Miss Charlotte Reid was visiting her cousin, Miss Harriet Roberts last week.
 Miss Harriett Norton, of Springfield, is home from her school duties for the holidays.
 Mrs. George Cook is visiting he1 son, O. P. Cook, in Watertown.
 Miss Emma Everts spent last Satur. day with the E. F. Sanford family at Ore Hill.
 A. Martin went to Whitehall last week to attend the funeral of MT. Miller A life lonp friend and former proprietor of the Wonosco House.
 On Sunday next the regular com. munion service will take place in the M. E. church at the morning service.
 Irving Bryant, of Waterbury, was g guest of his parents over Christmas.
 MT. and Mrs. Augustus Porter, of New Haven; MT. and Mrs. Charles Demars and family, of Norfolk; MT. and Mrs. Edward Brewer and family of Canaan, and John Beers, of Stanford, all assembled at the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry Beers on Christmas day.