Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-04-25
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puIt asst Thursday ia tie PARK
City Lyman WA former TEST
dent u: place and held rno sition
OF lid nechanic on the ra lroad for
a nu.nbe IT years He was buried on
Satur,i,. Grassy Hill cemetery with
Mas. lonors. Mr.. Lyman is sur
vived ne brother, Minot A. Lyman
OF BIZ, sort. He was member of
Mon GA ~ Lodge f. & A M and
of He lite Chapter, r. A M. of
Lakevti>
Harry Way of Bridgeport is
spend L =. week at the Inn enjoying
tie fi~h ,.y season
Mrs Ur.niston of brooklyn. N Y. is
a guest II her daughter, Mrs. VIM. T.
Bruortou
Mrs. rank Olcott of Hartford has
been guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 8 L.. Frear the past week
@. A rey has resigned his position
with BIZ nens and moved. to New Mil.
ford
Mrs Morermott of West Stock
bridge, Mass. spent Saturday with
frionds town.
Miss biarsh of Cornwall was a guest
of Mra. w T.. Willard Saturday.
Miss Mabel Russell spent Friday in
Canaan
Mrs = P Kott and daughter Elsie
returned Saturday from a two weeks
vacation spent in Waterbury and Tor
rineton
John M JGrath of Pittsfield has been
spending a few days in town.
Geo W Hall, Geo. Morris and Geo.
Ford of Canaan were in town Saturday
attending the burial of the late Ivan
hoe Lyman.
Mrs VIM. r. Hubbell and Mrs.
Charlotte Yale attended the funeral Of
Mrs Yale's nephew Mr.. Sanford in
Danbury Saturday. Miss Ruth Ayres
attending the Library IN Mrs. Hub
BELLS absence.
a Victory War Rally is to be held
in Citizens Hall Thursday evening,
April 25 The speakers are to be NAL
COIN d Rudd of Lakeville. Mrs. e. W.
Hayward of Hartford and Rev. John
Barstow of Norfolk. Music by Liberty
Chorus.
q. W Marcy of New Milford. held
an auction at his residence Saturday.
M q. Marcy acting as auctioneer.
Lieu Wm. L. Carrigan left Monday
morning to sail Wednesday for Lisbon,
Portugal, where he will take up duties
with the American Legation in the
call Of his country.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Stein and Mrs. Edw. Root
of Waterbury called on friends in town
Sunday. These parties have rented the
J. Ell. Taylor house and are to take
possession June for the season.
Mrs. VIM. Flanagan of New York
spent the week end in town.
Miss Lucy Randall spent Sunday in
Canaan with Mr.. and Mrs. Hall.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hugh Rocholl OF
Bronx N. Y. spent Sunday in town.
Miss Katherine Hughes of New Mil.
ford spent Saturday with Mrs. N. M.
Call
B. O. Hsinz and family have re-.
turned to their home after spending
two months with e. O., Heinz.
Mr. nd Mrs. Chas. Falls of New
York city have been at their summer
home for few days making arrange
ments FIR spending the summer on
Sugar a. !.
Frederick Kingsley of Pittsfeld was
in town ~aturday.
John McGrath of Pittsfeld was in
town lat week.
Simon Weiner bought q young horse
at the House auction at Taconic.
Mrs; Arthur Sullivan and family
came Sunday to spend the summer
from New York city.
Benjamin Benham, q former resi-
dent of this place died in the Danbury
hospital a few weeks ago.
Miss Grace III. Russell has been in
Pitrsfield for treatment for her eyes
by DR. Blanchard.
Mrs. Harry Preston of WesJ Corn
wall spent Monday at her fathers in
Amesville
Mrs. Otto Rocholl has returned to
her home after spending several weeks
in New York city.
Mrs Oscar J. Sabin is spending q
few days out Of town.
Arthur Hart is on the sick list. Mr..
Hart is quite feeble. Mr.. Rowland of
Armenia, N. z. is taking care of Mr..
Hart.
Miss /: ma Hines expects to spend
the summer in Norfolk.