Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22
AROUND TOWN.

to resume her studies at New Rochelle college.
 Mrs M. s. Dutcherand Mrs R.P. Ketoh- am are spending few weeks withDover friends.
 Miss Florence Lagan, Great Barring ton, Mass. is guest of the Misses Mary and Clara Smith. ...
 The Misses Deming have bought a handsome five passenger, 30 h. D., BUICK touring car, model IT.
 Mrs Eunice Lockwood, who has been visiting friends in Eastern Connecticut is expected home this week.
 Russell Williams and Miss Ethel Hilton, Patterson, N. Y, are guests at the home of MT and Mrs Robert Harris.
 Mrs I. N. Bartram is spending the week with her friend, Mrs George F. Leggett, at Lake Mohonk, N. Y. .f i Mrs w. E. Hotaling entertained the meeting of the Ladies' Foreign Mission ary society last Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs William Dakin, Hotchkissville, is visiting her cousin, Mrs Charles Sabine, at the latter's home on Sharon Mountain.
 Mrs Phoebie Lasher, who was calle d to Chicago by the illness and death of her father, is expected home this week. .U The Democratic Congressional Con- y1ntion for the 4th District of Connects cut will be held at Bridgeport, Thursday Sept. 29. .s
 MT and Mrs E. S. Holland, who have been touring with the Misses Gay re- turned to Sharon with them to spend Sunday.
 Charles Wardwell, Chicago, Ill.,, is spending the late summer and autumn at the home of his sister, Mrs Myra Hotchkiss.
 MT and Mrs w. K. Landon and Mr and Mrs T. B. Mcdonald were at their Mt. Washington camp over Saturday and Sunday.
 The Misses Gay, who have been on a two weeks motor trip through the east ern states and into Canada, returned home Friday.
 John Jackson, New York, won the cup in mems singles in the tennis tournament; he also won the cup in the golf tournament.
 Mrs Geosge s. Emory closed her sum- mer home here the past week and with her family returned to her residence at Hampstead, L. l.
 William Conklin has been awarded the contract for transporting the chil- dren of West Wood district to Amenia Union school house.
 The school board have closed 8 contract with David Tompkins to trans port the children in Mudgetown district to the village schools.
 On Saturday afternoon the annual cradle roll meeting of the Congregational society was held at the parsonage. There was goodly attendance -
 There will be meeting of the select men Saturday from to o'clock to to make voters. They meet with the town clerk and Registrars. ... ."
 The Fukushima family, who were summer residents of the Wm. Loucks cottage, returned to their New York home the 18th of the month.
 Mrs George Walton, Miss Jane Wal ton, Mir and Mrs Marvin, Canaan, and William Walton, Boulder, Colo, called upon friends here last Friday
 At meeting held Tuesday evening of last week at the M. E. church, A. J. Boswick and R. E. Miller were elected to membership of the church, official board.
 to their home in Johntown, Pa., last Thursday. The latter has been with her sister, Mrs O. W. Brown, during the summer.
 MT and Mrs W. D. Burnham, Port Chester, N. Y., were week end guests at the Garter home. Mrs and Miss Garter returned with them to their home early this week for few days visit.
 Miss Eleanor Rhynus is spending 6 fortnight at West Brookfeld Mass, and will be present at the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the settle. nent of West Brookfeld and five ad- joining towns.
 Considerable excitement was caused in the village Sunday evening by the destruction by fire of the barn and contents in the valley, belonging to Dr.. R. P. Knight. Cause of fire unknown. The property was insured.
 Dr and Mrs Wilbur Marble and son, New York city, who spent the month of June at the Bartram and have since been /. visiting various places on the cost of Maine, are again at the Bartram for a