Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28

Falls Village, Tuesday. Miss May Smith is spending several days with friends in Lakeville.
 The Cranfoad Club will meet with Miss Granger this CThursday) afternoon.
 Mrs. c. w. Camp visited friends in Winsted Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
 Miss Annie Tanner, of Lakeville, was a guest of MT. and Mrs. Adelbert Blass oyer Sunday.
 MT. Castle, of Roxbury was an over Sunday guest of Mrs. Castle and Mrs. Ophella Camp.
 Miss Name Ward, of Falls Village. was 8 guest of Mrs. w. J. Argal few days last week.
 ! Proprietor Frank A. Baker, of the i Canfield Inn, was in Boston the last of i the week, on business.
 A band of gypsies drove through the village Monday morning. They went in the direction of Norfolk.
 MT. and Mrs. Jerome Root are visiting relatived in Chatham and other places in Eastern New York state.
 Henry Potter and Miss Caroline Camp accompanied Miss Ethel Potter to the l teachers convention, in Hartford, Fri { day.
 The large double house on Railroad 1 street. formerly belonging to Fuller & Peet has been sold by George O. Peet to John P. Rains.
 Miss Ella Langs, who for the past month, has been a guest of MT. and Mrs. N. L. Jackson, left Tt esday for her home ill Waltham, Mass.
 Mrs. w. H. Camp is still with her mother, Mrs. William Adam ill East Canaan, whose condition. does not inn prove very perceptibly.
 We are told that within six or eight weeks Halley's comet will be visible to the naked eye. So keep an eye on the eastern sky after bit.
 We are mighty glad to see J. A. Un- derwood on the streets once more. MT. Underwood had been confined to the house with cold for several days.
 Miss Carrie Fuller attended the Lasell luncheon at the Hartford Club Saturday, in Hartford, and spent Sunday with Miss Mary Barnett at South Glaston- bury.
 Mrs. N L. Jackson left yesterday for Albany, N. Y, where she will meet her mother, Mrs. Andrews, of Cortland, N. Y, who is to spend the winter in Ca naan.
 Mrs. Henry Hoag. and her two child ren, returned Monday from a few days visit in Chatham, N. Y, with Mr Hoag, who was recently transferred by the Borden company.
 The semi-annual meeting of the Win sted Christian Endeavor Union is sched- uled for Friday, October 29th, at the First Congregational church, WiDsted There will be afternoon and evening sessions.
 Mrs. K. T. Bunnell visited friends in Stockbridge. Mass, Thursday and Fri day She visited the schoolhouse ill which she taught, in "A, '75, and 76 seventy nine pupils, of various grades, in one room. Now three teachers are em- ployed, each having two grades.
 The committee which had charge of the temperance rally in town hall, just prior to election, announces that there were printed few hundred extra cards of patriotic songs for that occasion which were not utilized. Thes3 cards are of good quality and are suitable for any kind of patriotic program CT meeting Any society desiring to use such select ions would do we'll to call at Judge ROrabock's office, where these extra copies may be borrowed.
 Elected to Important Committee
 Miss Harriet M. Stone, superintendent of schools, was last week elected a mem- Der of the executive committee of the Connecticut State Teachers association. Auxiliary w. B. M.
 The annual meeting of the Litchf1eId county auxiliary of the WOman's Board of Missions is scheduled for this (Thurs- day), morning, at 10 o'clock, i'll the Church of Christ at Norfolk. The pro- gram will include addresses by Mrs. w. H. Fairchild of New Haven, home sec retary, on "The Responsibilities and Opportunities of the Year." Mrs. James Pettee of Okayama. Japan, missionary, on Christian work in Japan, and a review of the book recommended by the United Mission Study Company. "The Gospel in Latin Lands," by Miss Mary P. Hinsdale of Winsted.