Connecticut western news., 1911-10-19
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organized and appointed Allyn uloI town clerk to succeed Town Clerk E. D. Norton, who had rendered his reslgna- tion and requested it's immediate ac- ceptance. Thus Mir. Fuller goes into office 8 couple of months before the be- ginning of the term for which he was elected this month.
 Miss Lillie Kimber, of the dining room force at The Garfield, who is to be married in Lincoln, Mass, Nov. 1, to Clifford Fitzgerald, was given party by Mrs. Emma Holt last night, at which a number of her girl friends were guests A special supper was served and Miss Kimber was heartily congratulated on her approaching marriage, and showered with best wishes for her future happiness.
 George S. Fuller went to Hilton, N. H., last week for short visit with his son John, who is student in Hilton Seminary.
 George J. Vogel, superintendent of schools, was in Madison yesterday, where he spoke at a specia! town meet ing regarding town supervision of schools
 Mrs. J. B. Messenger, of Stanfordyille, N. Y, called on friends in town Satur- day of last week. ..- -......
 Miss Roxanna Stevens and Mrs. Hattie Peet visited Pittsfeld Saturday by trolley. ,#
 Mrs. Johnson and son, of Newtown, were guests of her sister-in-law, Mrs. (plelia Camp Monday night.
 Rev. and Mrs. Barnett were entertain eI over Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ophelia and Mrs. Jennie Camp. Mrs. Barnett staid until Tuesday.
 Christ Church Guild will meet with Mrs. Hattle Peet next Tuesday at 2:30.
 Miss Davis, of Hartford, was guest of Mrs. Sherwin at The Naples over Sunday.
 Mrs. M. O. Curtis, who has been caring for Mrs. Joyce who has been seriously ill. has returned to Bridgeport.
 The Hawthorne Club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. John G. Adam, and observe the program printed in these columns last week ..t.
 The meeting of the Litchfeld County Women's Foreign Missionary organi- zation held it's meeting in Pilgrim church yesterday. There was good attendance. distinguished speakers, a program of excellent quality and 8 luncheon ditto.
 Miss May Adams, Miss Louise Bragg, Mrs. Sherwin and Lester Adams spent Monday at the Stockholm cottage. Twin Lakes.
 Misses Bragg, Adams, Hill, Brown, Sherwin, Davis, Sarah Adam and Lester Adams made a trip to Mount Everett in two capacious vehicles, Saturday.
 The Cranford Club meets with Miss Granger today, the program being as follows: Reading by Miss Ferguson, ''John Palm, Bookseller j" paper by Miss Granger, "Queen Louisa of Prussia ,; reading, Mrs. Joseph L. Par sons, Substituting for Mrs. Ross.) Colberg nau, Nettlebeck, Schill.
 Mrs. Murray A. Brown, with a party of friends trolleyed from Lenox, and dined at the Oanfeld a few days ago.
 Mrs. Wm. Argall and Miss Mary Ward of Falls Village, were recent visitors in town.
 Major Samuel A. Bennett has re- turned to New York after several weeks stay in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Miner, of New York, are guests of MT. and Mrs. A. P Free man.
 Misses Frances and Charlotte West over, of Albany, N. Y.,yisited Mrs. N, A. Preston last week.
 Mrs. Rev. U. c. Warren, of Brooklyn, and son Ulysses, are visiting at Church Terrace.
 Next Monday at 8:15 p. m. the Odd Fellows are to work the initiatory de- gree, and indulge in spread after the WOTh IS ON0I
 Dan Sweeney says " A lie will travel miles while truth is sleeping off jag" Somebody started the story that Dan was having his barn, on Railroad street, fitted up for 8 saloon and intended to apply for license, and he has been kept busy denying it ever since. When a saloon starts up on his premises, he says, he will move off, but he has nc intention of moving.
 The ranks of Canaan automobilists are growing, the latest acquisition being "Con Hitchcock, who has purchased of Roscoe Benjamin a 3O-horse power five seat Pope Hartford touring car.
 E. s. Pease and son John were ir New York City from Saturday unti Monday nipht