Connecticut western news., 1911-09-07

for another term.
 Miss Nellie McCabe returned to her home in Springfield Monday after spend ing the past two weeks with Miss Ellen Kane.
 Miss Grace Roraback returned to New Haven Monday to resume teaching Rev. A. E. Roraback will return to Brooklyn Saturday. Judge Rorabaok and family will remain at Twin Lakes cottage until Oct. 1.
 Miss May Gillette, of Hartford, is spending a couple of weeks with her brother, Rev. E. O. Gillette.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. Utterwick and daughter Katherine, who have spent several weeks in Canaan, left yesterday for their home in New York by way of Albany and the Hudson river.
 Have you telephone in your home? If not, why not
 George L. Parsons has on exhibition at the State fair in Hartford pen of his Buff Rock fowls, on which he was awarded third prize.
 George G. Peck, proprietor of The Elmhurst, Sheffield, was in town Wednesday morning.
 George V. Wood is home from his New York state trip, and on duty in Rhoades' barber shop for few days.
 The democratic caucus for town off oers will be held in Town Hall tomor- row afternoon and the republican on Monday afternoon, each at 3, o'clock.
 Five automobile sales is the record at Benjamin's last week. Evidently he has the cars people want.
 Charles O'Connell, the third trick op- orator at the Union Station, is having months vacation and is spending part of it at hls home in Lenox Dale, Mass.
 Archie Adam, Donnie O. Neil, Henry Neeland, and Anne" Beaujon have been taking in the races at the State Fair in Hartford this week. E
 Housatonic Lodge No. 61, F. and A. M. will hold it's first regular communi- cation for the season next week Thurs. day evening.
 Members of the Holt family who have been visiting their parents. MT. and Mrs. Horace Holt, returned to their homes Saturday. <s.... .... O. c. Smith and family were guests of friends in Lakeville on Labor day.
 Clinton DIV. Barnes has resigned his position in Worcester Military Academy and accepted one in the Hallock school, Great Harrington. a .< ......
 Cornelius Eldert of Brooklyn, has been spending few days with Rev. and Mrs J.P Smyth. ta -.'.'..
 Dr. Hale Powers of Brookline, Mass, ! joined his family at the Misses Changers last week Tuesday. All of them will return home this week. rr
 Mrs. Dudley of Beverly, Mass, is 8 guest of Mrs. E. L. Roberts.
 Mrs. Lucy Ives Of Orange, Mass, is visiting her nieces, Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Nicoll.
 Dr. and Mrs. 0. W. Camp visited Twin Lakes Sunday afternoon and sailed around the lake in D. M. Reads fine auto launch.
 A party of fourteen young ladies of the "Art Circle" chaperoned by Mrs. Samuel Reel enjoyed picnic at Twin Lakes. Saturday, and by mutual agree ment walked home just for the fun of it.
 Miss M. Louise Trieschman returned Monday to Danbury, to resume her duties as teacher at the Danbury Model school.
 Miss Agnes Lowe, of Lime Rock, is the new stenographer at the office of the Connecticut Lime Go.
 Miss Marion Traver, of MiIlerton, spent Labor Day at George Rogers.
 Selden Downs. of Tyringham. is visit. ing his daughter, Mrs. F. F. Stevens.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. Cornford left Tues udy IOT Gu0lr duu ulldl NdCdGlUu IuGy WILL spend most of the month with brother of Mrs. Cornford at Edgewater, Chicago. III. During the pastors absence the pulpit will be supplied by visiting clergy men. Rev. W. H. Winchell, of Norfolk, will preach next Sunday.
 Miss Helen Wood, daughter of George E. Wood, who has been spending the summer vacation with relatives in the Adirondacks, has returned home.
 The Thursday evening meeting at the Methodist church tonight will be led by s. B. Strong; the topic for considera- tion being Unseen Guidance"
 Miss Ethel M Severance, who is to teach the third grade in Canaan school this year, is boarding at Church Terrace.
 Harvey White and son Arthur, have moved from the Porter block to rooms