Connecticut western news., 1911-08-10
WEST CORNWALL

turned to her home at New Haven and this week her sister Miss Dorothy Mem. mott is visiting Miss Olive Oliver.
 Arthur M. Potter and. family, of Thompsonville, spent part of their va cation at the home of John Potter in this village.
 This week MT. and Mrs. Harry Potter, of Westfield, Mass, are visiting relatives in town, making headquarters with Mrs. Potter's parents, MT. and Mrs. Julhus Bedat.
 G. l.. Listman and family, of Mont clair, N. J., are at their summer home in this village. Mrs. Listman's brother with his wife are also members of the party,
 Misses Carrie and Harriet Lane have recently returned from their trip to Ber- muda.
 Miss Ruth Richmond has returned from visit with relatives in Washing ton, Conn.
 Misses Clara and Fay Preston have re. turned to their home in Bridgeport.
 David Smith Potter and sister, Miss Esther Potter, of Thomaston, were guests last week at the home of R. F., Smith, calling on other relatives in town and at Sharon.
 Dr. Joseph Robinson with his wife and small daughter Marjorie, are spending much needed vacation with the Doctors s people at New London.
 The Cornwall Masonic Club is to hold its first annual clambake at Shepard s Grove on Labor Day, and appropriate committees have been. appointed to ar- range for same. While the committee is essentially Masonic the elambake is to be Non Masonic, and it is hoped that everyone will do all possible to make this first attempt a social and financial success
 John A. Salewski with the Misses Clarice and Elthea Hubbard, of Brook field, were at his home here for the day last Sunday.
 Miss Ruth Broad, who has been visit ing Miss Florence Yutzler has returned to her home at Winsted.
 Miss Nina Rebstock, of Union Hill, N. J., came last week for short sojourn with her parents at their summer home at Colds Millsl
 Robert Koehler, of Bridgeport, is vis- itfng his uncle. Henry Koehler. Last week MT. Koehler entertained for the day his cousins, Misses Louise and Ina Trieschman, of Canaan.
 Mrs. James Clark and small son left last Saturday for Brooklyn, where Mrs. Clark will visit her sisters and friends, expecting to bring home her daughter Alma when she returns.
 Mrs. R. F. Smith Jr., has returned from the shore and again has her grand father, Orson Nickerson, with her, he returning from his visit with his son the Hon. L. J. Nickerson at Plainview last Sunday.
 Miss Hattie Cole has returned from her trip to Bridgeport.
 . Mrs. Fitch has been entertaining her sister Miss Mary Monroe, of Oberlin, Ohio, at the parsonage.
 On Wednesday evening of last week Miss Monroe gave lecture on Travel in the English Lake District under the aus. pices of the Ladies Aid Society, which with the sale of ice cream, both before and after the lecture netted nearly $25 for the benefit of the Parsonage Fund q in which the ladies are just now inter. ested.
 D. L. Smith with the Judge and his brother R. F. Smith took an auto trip to Hartford on Monday of this week.
 Newton M. Fitch returned to Kansas City last Saturday. having spent the past two weeks with his parents at the parsonage.
 Miss Gertrude Sturges is camping witt schoolmates.>
 Mrs. c. F. Calkins, of Brookfeld, witt her son Leon spent several days last week with Mrs. Joseph Cole and called on other friends about town. On Monday night last Barney Harold brought to- town @ large rattlesnake which Henry Holcomb had killed on his farm. The snake measured 4 fit. 3 in. weighed lbs. and was the pcssessor o1 nine rattles.
 The greatest attraction just at present are the blue berries and bill berries. bu they grow so far away from the village that it makes it necessary to drive long distance to obtain same. Several par. ties have been taking advantage of the season one with Ed. D. Cartwright a. chauffeur and another with George W Cochranes farm team for transportation 1 accommodations ; all returning with bush els of the delicious fruit.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Wood and MT