Connecticut western news., 1911-08-31

garden, which supplies many of the cottagers with it's products.
 Mrs. John Nicoll returned from two weeks visit in New York city accompan jed by herN husband, Saturday. MT. NicoH returned to the city Monday. MT and Mrs. Nicoll sailed up the Hud- son one day and called on MT. and Mrs. C.. B. Gardner in Coxsackie, N. Y. MT. and Mrs. John Smith of North Salem, N. Y. were over-Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Nicoll, here.
 Mrs. D. W. Manvel and Miss Cora Manvel were over-Sunday guests of friends in Pittsfield and Sheffield.
 Harold Vaill of Pawling, N. Y. is wis. ing Roy Lafargue.
 Mrs. Emma T. Rood returned Monday from a two weeks vacation in Torring- ton and Woodmont, with health i'm proved. ...
 If the Citizens band can agree on the matter at tomorrow evenings rehear" sal, they will give. an open-air Econcert next Monday evening.
 l Miss Evangeline Hines, of New Haven, is spending few days with the Misses Kegler.
 Miss Sarah Considine, of Passaic N. J., is spending few days in town with her sister, Miss Ella Considine. z
 MT. Will Green, of Brooklyn, is visit ing at his uncle's James Green. l Miss Margaret Collins is in New York purchasing her fall stock of millinery. l Mrs Louise Smith is at Grove Beach for a few days stay with her daughter, Mrs. A. P. Freeman.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Clark, of South Norwalk, began their two weeks vaca- tion Tuesday, at Mrs, Frank Snyder's
 Mrs Wm. F. Streck and daughter Nina May, of Bridgeport, are on a visit at her sisters Mrs. Louis J. SJreck. /
 Rev. H. I. Bodley, who has been at Twin Lakes during the summer, broke camp yesterday and returned to New Britain Rev. E. o. Gillette and fami- 1y return today to their home in Canaan. r ..a
 The next issue of the Telephone Di- rectory will go to press on September 1 7th Ip order to assure that your name appears in this list, place your order for service previous to that date.
 Martin Mcclure, of Hartford, spent Sunday with friends in town. AMiss Lura Ferguson returned to Lenox Dale, Saturday. l George Wood Jr.. is spending a few days in Newburgh, N. Y.
 Chas. s. Adam and family returned Monday from Short Beach, in the Sound, where they. had been spending a couple of weeks, f. Arthur White. son of Borden's engin- eer, Harvey White, returned Wednesday from visit among relatives in New York state. ..a
 Miss Lydia Merwin IS to teach in one of the Torrington schools the coming year. .'< l Reynolds Brothers, the Pine Grove farmers, lost valuable COW Tuesday l Miss Mabel Hood, who has been stay ing at the Naples since her return from abroad, left for Pomfret, Monday. for several weeks stay.
 Dr. and Mrs. Dudley who have been guests of their daughter, Mrs. E.. L. Roberts, left for their home in Beverly, Mass, Wednesday. "%
 Have you telephone in your home . If not, why not? Mrs. Cora Tucker Ford, of Torrington, formerly of Falls Village, has been spending few dIys with Mrs. H. l.. Ross. .A
 1 There will be a concert of negro mel odies at the Pilgrim Church Monday evening at 8, o'clock given by quartette from the Atlanta University, Atlanta, Ga. The concert is free but offering will be taken. The quartette was here last year and gave concert which was greatly enjoyed. The Atlanta Univer- sity is considered the best negro educa- tional institution in the South.
 Miss Helen Rhoades will teach the Huntsville school next term. Miss Margaret O'Hara, who taught there last year, will teach in the Hunt school, Falls Village. 4..
 Miss Ruth Peirce will attend the ] Northfeld school during the next year.
 John Fuller will be 8 student at Hilton Seminary, Hilton, New Hampshire, be- ginning the coming term.
 Miss Jennie Donalds, of Canaan Val ley, who graduated from the Canaan High school last June, and subsequently, spent four weeks at the Danbury Sum- mer school, has been engaged to teach the West Woods school ill the town of I Lx---