Connecticut western news., 1916-03-02
GOSSIP OF DAYS GONE BY
Record of Doings from Week to Week CuIled from The News Files.
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CuIled from The News Files,
 1884
 July 30. Hon. J. L. Vessels ant wife and w. R. Palmer and wife, o Bridgeport, were boarding at tn, Warner House.
 Mrs. John B. Reed returned from , visit to friends in New Hartford. ! Forty three calves were sold at this station at prices ranging from G3 to T cents per pound.
 Mrs. Jane Tomlinson, of Jersey City was visiting her sister, Mls. Almeri1 Gillette.
 The Hon. William H. Ba1num, ot Lime Rock, was unanimously elected chairman of the democratic national l committee.
 William Washburne, of Madalin, N. Y., was spending a week in town.
 Mrs. Talmadge Pulver, of East Ga. naan, died at her home after a finger ing illness.
 Miss Alice Marvin, of Easthampton, Mass, was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sarab Humphrey.
 Judge Hardenbergh was spending some time in Shokan, N. Y, and G. Willis Parsons was in charge of his office during his absen
 Lawyer Edward Barnett, of Pelham Manor. N. Y, was visiting his brother, Rev. F. W. Barnett.
 William Bennett found in a piece of woods on his farm, quantity of papers of tobacco and other articles, evidently stolen from country store.
 The Differs septet, of New York, began their concerts on the Norfolk Green.
 Judge Pitkin c. Wright, Of Nash vile, Tenn, spent a few days with relatives i'll town.
 J. B. Windor and wife, of Hartford. were boarding at the Warner House.
 A pauper case of New Hartford agalnst the town of Canaan was de- cided in favor of Canaan.
 Mrs. Mary A. Gillette received severe injuries from fall while con- Ing down Orchard Hill.
 I. V. Johnson, of Forestville, was the guest of his father law, Henry J. Mead.
 Mrs. M. B. Smith was visiting her sister, Mrs. George P. Strong.
 Rev. pr. Eddy went to Boston to preach two Sundays.
 The Sunday evening services at the Methodist church were to be omitted during August.
 J. A. Underwood purchased colt of George Benedict.
 Falls Village-St. Mary's church, of Lakevilie, held their picnic in Brew ster's grove. John Belden spent Sum- day in town. G. A. Randall was spending a few days at his home. Ebert Eggleston, bookkeeper for G. w. Hall &5 Co.,, was having a vacation. Samuel Sabin left his position with G. V. CapFon and Clinton Goodwin, of Torrington, took his place.
 West Cornwall-R. N. Cochrane was spending two weeks in Vermont. MT. and Mrs. O. W. Bassett, of New Haven, and MT. and Mrs. c. P. Scofield, of Boston, were guests of J. M. Morgan. Charles Snyder and Moses Witherell went to Rockford, Ill.,, to work in a shear factory. MT. Christian Mitchell, of New York, was boarding at Charles Listman's- George k. Emmons and Andrew Palmer, of New Milford, spent Sunday in town. Dr. Weed was board ing at D. l.. Smiths. MT. and Mrs. George Hughes spent Sunday in Lake, vile, the guests of MT. and Mrs. T. l.. Norton. Joe Cole celebrated his twenty first birthday amid cake and ice cream carnival. Miss Fannie Wotco,, of Rridoapo xuac boa iou a f William Deans. Miss May French and Miss Nellie Ward, of Falls Village, visited Miss Sarah Miller. Rev. MT. McDougall and wife were boarding at R. F. Smiths. Miss Maud Coe, of Tor rington, was with her aunt, Mrs. M. $. Nickerson. Dr. Brewer and wife left for Shandaken. Miss Ida Shirrel, of Hartford, was visiting Miss Annie Butler. MT. and Mrs. George c. Har- rison were spending a few days in New Haven. Miss Jennie Ocain was visiting her sister, Mrs. E. Doyle in Sharon. Miss Frances Mercy, of Els. worth, was the guest of friends in town.
 Berkshire County Alexander $. Gibson, of Waterbury, and F. H. Shep- ard, of Great Burlington, were to give an organ recital in the Congregational church at Great Burlington. They were to be assisted by Mile Zelie de Lussau, soprano. A carrier pigeon loosed at Albany reached Pittsfield in 90 minutes. The South Berkshire cheese factory was receiving 5,400 pounds of milk each day. Five men were injured while working on the Humphrey bridge at Great Burlington.