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100 years ago — March 1922
SALISBURY — Miss Grace Speed returned to Torrington last Sunday after having spent the week with Mrs. Fred Seeley.
TACONIC — Mr. Kelsey who gives dancing lessons gave his pupils a masquerade dance last Saturday.
100 years ago — March 1922
It is reported that Mr. W.H. Kenyon of New York has purchased the Banner place at Sharon.
The frost appears to be coming out in many places and as a result some highways are in bad condition and difficult for auto travel.
100 years ago — February 1922
John F. Green, who is employed on the New Haven road slipped from a passenger train while making up in the Winsted yards last Friday morning. He was rendered unconscious being severely bruised about the head and sustained a wrenched knee.
100 years ago — February 1922
ORE HILL — Moxie Rowe spent the past two weeks in New York.
Adv: Found — At Salisbury, strayed Bird dog, no name or tag. Finder can secure same by addressing Geo. H. Simons, 234 Oak St., Winsted.
100 years ago — 1922
SALISBURY — The construction of H.R. Brinton’s new garage is now well under way. The steel girders have arrived and the brick layers are at work on the walls.
100 years ago — January 1922
SALISBURY — J.G. Kimmerle is on the sick list with an attack of tonsilitis.
100 years ago — January 1922
SALISBURY — Harry Travis has installed a wireless telephone at his home and is enjoying it greatly.
100 years ago — January 1922
SALISBURY — Lester Hoysradt has sold his Franklin roadster to Charles Benjamin.
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