Connecticut western news., 1910-08-11

the paper from now on. Leave your order to-day that we may know how many extra copies of the paper will be needed weekly to meet the demand. l On Friday evening August l9, there will be given very amusing entertain ment under the auspices of the Ladies Improvement society, entitled "A Social Crisis, or Almost a Tragedy of Tongues" Six ladies will take part. A musicale will also be given.
 Annual Meeting of Tennis Club
 The Pine Grove Tennis Club held it's annual meeting last week, elected the following officers for the coming year President, Harold Price first vice-pres. ident, Ferris Penfield secretary and treasurer, F. L. Bartlett.
 It was voted to buy new prize cup to take the place of the one won last year for the third time, which has now become the property of the winner.
 The Coming Tournament
 The tennis tournament is on for next week. There will be gentlemen and ladies singles, and mixed doubles. with prize cup for each event. The tourna- ment is looked forward to with much interest.
 Among Friends and NsIghbors
 Rev B. H. Burch is ocoupying his cot tage in the inner circle.
 0. o. Green, Richmond Egin, L. l., is spending his vacation here
 Pete" Wade is making ,hany friends in camp.
 The recent death of Hazel Miller, IS year old daughter of Mir and Mrs Paul Miller, Bridgeport. from heart failure, was saddening incident of camp life here.
 The Mountain View Inn is in the zenith of its summer business. It is admirably managed. it's cuisine is per- feet and those who enjoy its home like comforts are highly pleased with it's management.
 Charles Forsyth, Newburgh has been enjoying life here for several days. ' Miss Ruth Laclksy. Wilmington, Del, is cottage guest of Mir and Mrs Hill . dreth.
 Clayton and William Hoyt Stamford, are passing the month here at their cot tage.
 John Reynolds and family, Bridge. port are here for the season. Mir Key holds takes a prominent part in the Sunday school work at the opening of the Methodist camp meeting season at the grove.
 Col. Wade, Bridgeport, and family are among the cottage colony. MT and Mrs s. Lord, New Haven. have been enjoying camp life. Dr Richardson and wife, shelton, have been spending pleasant vacation at the Inn.
 Mrs L s. Montague, Brooklyn, is a guest at the Inn. The Saturday evening hop at Mountain l View Inn. was attended by about 30 of the young people who are spending the summer at the grove The occasion proved one of the most enjoyahe social events of the season thus far. , Lester Carroll. Bridgeport, and Charles . Lehman, Lee, Mass, are guests at Mrs , Hills cottage Mir and Mrs Charles Prescott. White Plains, have arrived here for the sum-
 mer.
 Mrs Brady and daughter, East Orange.
 N. J., have taken the Townsend cottage, . Mrs Robert Reynolds and Mrs R. O.
 wakeman. Bridgeport, are at Mrs v Theodore F. Platt's. k Mrs Crane, New York, is occupying : cottage here. 5 Mrs Nathan Curtis, Mrs O. F, Belton, !, Mrs O. G. Curtis and Miss Elizabeth Q Curtis, and the Misses Julia and Edith
 Plumb, are occupying Idlewild Prof. Joseph Bowdsn and family, :, Brooklyn, N. Y, are cottaging here and taking an active part in the life of the . camp.
 IheOuOre b. GhtbGTbOut 5bhnl0Ius IS spending his vacation here at the cot @ tage of his aunt. , Special services of praise and prayer B are held in the auditorium Sunday morn 0 ings.
 These guests are stopping at Mountain 5 Inn Mrs k. H. Fowler. Brooklyn Miss = = Harriett Baird, Mt. Vernon, N Y; Miss M. E. Wilson, New Haven Mrs H. \ Wilson, Springfield, Mass. Mir and Mrs d S. k. Secor, Milford Mir and Mrs J. R. e Sherwood, Bridgeport ; Miss Elinor
 Sherwood, Bridgeport MT and Mrs IL. U A. Spier, and daughter, New Haven
 Mrs k. F. Nichol, Bridgeport Mrs R, l. c. Wakeman and family, Bridgeport !. Mir and Mrs F. E. Forsyth, Charles and
 E. R. Forsyth, Newburg, N. Y; Mrs D F. D. Beers, Bridgeport Mrs w. c, . Rollston, Milford Miss May Fanshaw, l NHslF,v1