Connecticut western news., 1911-08-31
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pacing race. This week Friend Direct" will race at Hudson Falls, N. 4.' School Janitor Kemp is putting the finishing touches to the interior of the school house, getting it Tn proper shape for the opening of school next Tuesday Floors have been oiled, windows wash ed, heaters repaired, and the whole building has had thorough cleaning.
 Miss Ida May Corwln,~ of Ludlow. Mass, is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. E, w. Warner Miss Corwin's mother is Mrs. Emma Waldorf Corwin, who lived in Canaan some years ago, when her ia ther, William Waldorf, was proprietor of the old Stevens House.
 The automobile party from Akron Ohio, who have been visiting Homer Allyn, and family, started on the return trip to Ohio Monday. t-
 Mrs. George W. Ford returned Mon day from visit to West Cornwall;
 Harvest Festival Sheffield Town Hall, Aug. 28-Sept. 3. Decker's New York Entertainment Go. BradburY's Orches- 'tra Valuable Prizes. Season tickets 50 cents. 1f. .#
 Miss Littlewood and the Misses Reich old, of Brooklyn, who have been stop ping at Church Terrace for the past month, returned to their home yester- day.
 Miss Louise Jackson has been visiting pt the home of her brother, N L. Jack $ lll
 Misses Mary Wells and Bessie Riggs, Of New York, spent Sunday at J. E., Wells.
 house keeper countless steps, time and money and is convenience to every member of the household.
 new counsel table is to procured for Judge Ford 8 courtroom in Town Hall.
 The w D. Brinley party, from New Haven, who have been at the Naples for two or three weeks, have returned to New Haven. MT. Brinley and son, T. o. Brinley, returned week ahead of the rest. Miss Edith Coones, of New Haven, who came up to spend the last week or ten days with the party, re- turned home with them.
 Mrs. Hale Powers, of Brookline, Mass. formerly Miss Catherine Burton is visit ing the Misses Granger.
 The Borden Go. will make contracts for the next six months. on Friday, Sept. 15.
 Rev Francis Barnett, who has been at Twin Lakes for month returned yesterday to South Glastonbury, much improved in health.
 Miss May and Bessie Lorrain will en- ter the Searles High School in Great Harrington.
 The first regular meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star, for the season will be held on the evening of Sept. 6.
 The quickest route to the source of help. ill case of emergency is by telephone.
 Miss F. Hazel Smith, MT. and Mrs. H. D. Couch, Miss Florence E. Coleman and Frank w. Couch, an auto party from Pittsfeld Mass. friends of MT. and Mrs. E. W. Warner, were entertained at dinner at the Garfield last Sunday.
 Twenty-Five girls from Hartford ar rived at the Vacation House Tuesday, for a weeks stay. They comprise group of candidates for membership in the Girls Friendly Society.
 A. J. Wigglesworth and family re- turned home Monday. During their ab- sence, Mrs. Wigglesworth lost her father by death.
 Joseph Beebe, farmer for the Misses Granger, brought into The News office Monday morning, spray from'an apple tree which contained blossoms in full bloom. ....
 At tue Methodist Church next Sunday morning, the sacrament of the Lords Suppers will be administered.
 The Misses May and Emma Kegler, Evangeline Hines were in Great Bar rington yesterday.
 JOnu " Auduu AdS DG6u Sp6HuluR weeks vacation with friends in Hudson.
 Mrs. J. B. Bierce spent Tuesday in Pittsfeld
 Streck, the painter, wears a broader smile than ever-it's girl, weighs nine pounds, and her name is Christine Margaret.
 Howard s. Wells returned to Boston Sunday afternoon, after two weeks vacation at home.
 MT. and Mrs. H. E. Holt have the entire family home this week. Louis J., with wife and daughter, is here from New Britain; Samuel J., wife and two daughters, are home from Albany, all enjoying the reunion under the parental roof.