Connecticut western news., 1917-03-29
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 the wiring of W. A. Wrights' house for electric lights.
 John Marcon has had his new house on East Main street wired for electric lights by Clayton Benjamin.
 Miss Caroline Beach of Burlington, L.fParsons.
 Our advertising columns contain a notice of special interest to automobile owners who have not yet secured their new markers.
 Miss Edith E. Greene is in New York for the week.
 Mrs. Mary G. Kemp of Great Bar rington is visiting her parents. -, The Amusement Go. show this week Saturday the third episode of The Yel- low Menace. Next Wednesday, Victor Moore is shown in Chimmie Fadden
 At Judge Donald T. Warmers camp on Mt. Riga the snow is said to be five feet deep and the ice on the lake meas ured 32 inches thick last Sunday.
 Chief Engineer John F. Trumbull of uUlllCICS OOluhlS51OIs III AAO finding on the accident at the Peirce 6 Freeman crossing, Dec. 12, when Luigi Cluni, a peddler was struck by the evening train from Hartford and killed, holds that the railroad company was not at fault.
 Many inquiries have been made as to who is the town fire warden. We are :,,Fo ol ho or+h0ritia1 fhot ~ Foose holds that office. Several from this town are hoping to attend the first concert of the Falls Will lage Choral Society tomorrow night The condition of the roads will prevent some from going.
 M. G. Buckbee and daughter Miss Lotta were over Sunday guests at Orren Curtis, Mt. Washington, Mass.
 Mrs. E. W. Warner made most gen. erous contribution to Canaan Hose Go. |, for their prompt response to the alarm of fire on her property Sunday afternoon.
 Henry R. Whitford of Milford is wis. iting his father, R. H. Whltford.
 Miss Ellen Kane is home from Pitts field for few days. o. W. Marcy of Gaylordville visited his son Moses G. Marcy over Sunday.
 Paul J. Lorraine is spending a short time with friends in Boston. ' Mss Norma Adam entertained few of her little friends at birthday party Saturday afternoon at her home.
 Miss Lsvia Wilcox of Norfolk was the guest of Miss Regina Adam the past week.
 Miss May Gillette of Hartford was the guest of her brother, Rev. E. O. Gillette over Sunday. 1a+ ".
 Miss Madeline Decker, who is stop ping at Church Terrace substituted for Miss O'Reilly at Igrade of the public school last Friday.
 An alarm of fire about 3 o'clock Sun. day afternoon, startled the community but it proved to be root fire on the E W. Warner barn on the place occupied by James Mccormick and family. Only few shingles were burned; a spark from a locomotive evidently causing the blaze.
 Miss Catherine Mccormick was con. fined to the house two days last week with measly case of "Teutonic freck' les.'
 Queen Esther Rebekah lodge extends cordial invitation to all their friends to attend the whist at the lodge rooms tomorrow night
 John Hoag attended the funeral of his brother Edward at Roxbury, Sun. day.
 Ralph Stanton of East Chatham, N. Y., was in town on business the past week.
 Rev. l.. E. Travis was unable to preach Sunday, consequently the morn. ing service at the Methodist church was omitted.
 John Slocum of Winsted spent Sun- day with his aunt, Mrs. W. J. Reel. Mrs. Giddings of Kent has been wis. iting Mrs. F. B. Dewey.
 Mrs. Floyd Miller ot Copake has been spending few days with Mrs. A. W. Holsapple.
 Mason Noble is to move into the rooms in Mrs. s. o. Beckley's house recently vacated.
 Willard Palmer of Lakeville is the new clerk at G. l.. Parsons 6 Sons store.
 0. L. French returned Monday to Colebrook after spendi1 g a few weeks in town.
 l.. B. Hester takes up his duties af treasurer Of the Methodiat church the first of the month, succeeding MT. Geo l.. Parsons, who has been the efficient treasurer for many years.
 G. M. Brewer of Pittsfeld was ir town Monday.
 Mrs. David Roger is to spend { couple of weeks with Mrs. Virgil Mil Ter in Sheffield before going to her new home in Great Burlington.
 The topic for the Pilgrim Brother.