The Press., 1922-09-07
ASHFORD lWeStfOrd

Mrs. Etta Walker is moving to her new home in Providence, k. 1.
 Mrs Minnie Robbins of Norwich IS visiting here with Mrs. Etta Wilbur.
 Darius Barlow of Manchester is spending his vacation with his brother here. .
 H. c. Barlow will sell farm with stock and tools for Cairo P. Latham in Phoenixville next Monday at lO a. m.
 Clarence Barlow, who was in the Hartford General hospital last week is improving in health and is working again
 We would correct last weeks item, which should have read twin boys to Mr. and Mrs. KOWOrgie, instead Of triplets.
 Frank w. Mercy will have an auc-- tion sale on Saturday, September 18th, at 10 a. m. of stock, farming tools and household goods.
 Several from here attended the Bently auction Saturday. About dozen horses were disposed of at satisfactory prices.
 Mrs Hattie COlburn of Abingdon, and Mrs. Lila Carpenter of North Ash ford were guests of their sister, Mrs. Cora Herrick, last week.
 Roy Barlow. Clarence Barlow and Clarence Buck. with their families, all took a trip Sunday to Massachusetts, and visited relatives in Brimfield and Warren.
 William Maine and son, after saw ing nineteen hundred and fifty thOus- and feet of lumber on the Reed lots, have moved to the MOWry and Burrill lots and started the saving this week.
 Alex Fabian will have an auction sale of stock, farming tools and house. hold goods, at the POmagansett Mills on the road from WarrenVille to East ford, on Friday, September 22nd, at 1 p. m.
 Mondays shower did considerable damage here. Fred Shism's house was struck by lightning, tearing off plas- tering and other damage. A. LasOta's S barn was struck and badly damaged. large cherry tree on land of H. C.. Barlow was struck near the Raymond ChiSm house.
 WarrenVille
 Mrs. Jessie Durkee is to teach again in Hartford this year.
 Mrs. Ellen Mathewson spent We'd nesday with relatives in Willimantic.
 The members of the BabcOck COrnet
  Pleasant View, R. l., on Saturday.
 Rev B. P. Mathewson of Ashaway R. l., was the guest of relatives in this village several days last week.
 Mrs. Edward Reynolds and other members of her family have returned from a weeks visit with relatives in Danbury.
 E. l.. James and family spent Labor q bOi loJy 1Oi, son, Earl, was out from Boston over the holiday. MT. and Mrs. Henry Hutchinson, with others from Lynn Mass, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Scott over the weekend.
 Dwight Shippee, who has been in feeble condition this summer sus- tained a slight shock last week, but | is now much improved. , The beautiful flowers surrounding the summer home of o. P. Durkee at Corner Crest continue to command public admiration. MT. Durkee has taken great interest in things artistic ! for many years.
 ROsalia A. Southworth, aged 73, wife of Gilbert MathewsOn, passed | away at her home at Mount Hope on | Saturday evening, August 26. The end came at last peacefully and ex- pectedly after several years of suffer | ing from nervous affection and other complications. Through these several years of suffering the deceased had eVinced the greatest fOrtitude. All though native of this locality, she, and her husband, had spent large part of their lives in New Yark and Rochester, whither business affairs had called them. The funeral was held at the home on Tuesday at 1.3O o'clock, Rev. B. c. Bugbee and Rev. B. P. Mathewson officiating. Three | beautiful solos were rendered by Miss