Connecticut western news., 1910-12-29
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 Officers of Housatonic Lodge No. 61 F. and A. M, elected Thursday night. are as follows w M., w. D. Sheldon :; S. w., N. Watson Hardenbergh J. w., F. R. Collin; treasurer, George H. Van Deusen i; secretary. l.. E. Howe; s. D., A E. Molando J. D., W. N. Decker i; ). S.. Harry M. Dodge Marshall, O. H. Johnson; chaplain, George H. Ford !; tyler. F. E. Dewey. These officers will be installed Thursday, Jan.1 12.
 Rev. A. E. Roraback of Brooklyn spent Christmas at Judge Roraback's. As usual the Judges entire family celebrated the day together.
 The fourth assembly, tomorrow night will out out whist aud devote the evening to dancing. The pupils of the school are making the most of their weeks vacation.
 Henry 0. Barnes, Clinton Barnes, MT. and Mrs Rowe of Canaan and Miss Bessie Frien. of Great Burlington. are spending the week at Oyster Bay, with Dr. Irving Barnes Miss Lena Boinay of Winsted was at her home here for the Christmas holi days. Miss Boinay is time keeper with the Gilbert Clock Go.
 Forbes s. Adam has received large box of oranges and grape fruit from MT. William Bentley of Florida.
 Mrs O. s. Adam has returned home after spending the week with Dr. McNair in Springfield.
 While cutting ice on Borden's pond Tuesday, an Italian. dragging heavy clke of ice and walking backwards for ;.t to take into account the open water hind him and walked off into the chilling depths of the pond. After laundering and splnttering frantically he was fished out by his comrades.
 MT. and Mrs. Cornelius Eldert and son of Brooklyn, N. Y.were Christmas guests of Rev. and Mrs. Joseph F. Smyth.
 John Nicoll of New York was with his family here from Saturday until Tuesday.
 Mrs. Esther Williams and Miss Mary Bodley were Christmas guests of friends in Ct. Harrington.
 James Kane. who is working in Newark, N.J., spent the Christmas holi- days at his home here.
 Alfred Caldwell spent Monday with friends in Lime Rock.
 The dance given by some of the young men Monday night in Odd Fellows hall was enjoyed by quite large crowd.
 Charles Bills and Harry Waller spent Sunday and Monday in Hartford and at- tended the conductors ball.
 The Misses Elizabeth and Catherine O'Brien, of Hartford, spent Sunday and Monday at their home here.
 Mrs. Minnie Evans and daughter, Miss Jennie, of Hartford, and MT. and Mrs. Darling, of New Haven, spent Christmas at A. L. Caldwell's.
 William H. Richards, of Housatonic, Mass, spent Sunday at Michael Kane's. The Misses Emma Kegler and May Devine, of the New Britain Normal school, are spending the Christmas holi- day at their homes here.
 The Misses Margaret Roger, of Hart ford, and Marion Roger. of Sharon, spent the holidays at their home here.
 Miss Catherine Quinn, of Boston, Mass, is home for the holidays.
 James Mccormick, Jr, of Fishkill Landing, is spending the week at his home here.
 MT. and Mrs. James Mcclure. of Mil lerton, N. r., spent Monday at James McCormick's
 Raymond Mansir, of Pittsfeld, Mass, spent Monday at Charles Mans1r's.
 Miss Nellie Oondon, of Winsted, is visiting Miss Mabel Dempsey.
 Miss Louise Treischman of Danbury is spending the Christmas vacation at her home here.
 Mrs. Nathaniel Storms has returned from a visit to her parents in Hart ford.
 SHARON VALLEY