Connecticut western news., 1912-10-31
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 thur George Roth of Sheffield, by Rev Mr. Torrey Miss Esther Leach acted as bridesmaid, and Ernest Leach attend ed the groom. The house was beautiful ly decorated. The young people started on wedding tour through the West.
 Mrs H. H. Barnes, from Newfound- land, is visiting her sister Mrs. Stone, at E..S. Root's This is the first meeting of the sisters after separation of twenty four years. A niece of Mrs. Stone, Mrs, Hiscock and child, from New York are also visiting her.
 Miss S. R. Stark is home from several weeks stay in East Haddam.
 H. H Scutt and family motored to Philmont, N. Y, Sunday.
 At the Brotherhood Glass, next Sun day, Rev. E. F. Atwood will give talk on the State prison. Mr. Atwood was for some years chaplain of the prison. This will interest all men and all are in vited. The class meets at twelve o'clock
 District Commercial Manager J. D. Veitch of the S. N. E. T. Co.,, and Dis trict Chief B c. Beers, paid an official visit to Worthy Matron Ella Oonsidine and Deputy Matron Mary Joyce, at the local central shrine of the Company, Tuesday.
 Walter Hoag, of Bridgeport, is visit i'm hI Mr. Hoag. During the past year or more since Walter has not been home he has speht much of the time in the West, and in Canada.
 Mrs. R. Harley Kellogg and two child ren, of Middletown, who have been wis. iting ln town, returned home Monday. Mrs. $. J. Hamm accompanied them to Middletowu.
 Miss May Dev inc, having completed her studies at the New Britain Nor nal school. is teaching one of the schools at Cornwall Bricge.
 Sheriden w. Barnes is having his house repainted. L. J. Streck and work man are doing the job.
 Major s. A. Bennett. of New Brighton. N. Y, has been spending a few days with Mrs. Bennett at The Naples.
 Mss Lydia Merwln was home from Torrington, over Sunday.
 Tomorrow. Friday evening the Ep- worth League will hold it's monthly business meeting with Miss M. F. Cald- well.
 Robinson Brothers Big Spectacular Uncle Toms Cabin Co.,, will appear Ill the Town Hall, Canaan, Conn.,, Satur- day night. The role of little Eva is SUD- ported by little miss whose rendition of the role leaves no room for criticism. Simon LeGree, with his evil counten- ance and evil acts are presented ill realistic manner, and Uncle Tom, Topsy and Ophelia St. Clair enact their parts true to the conception of the author.
 Miss Clara Nichols, of Woodbury, is visiting Mrs. George Dodge.
 Queen Esther Lodge of Rebekahs re- ceived two members by initiation at their regular meeting last Friday even- ing. A banquet was served and social time enjoyed after the exercises.
 Postmaster R. P. Smith, of Falls Vil- lage, was in town yesterday afternoon. Miss Margaret Collins is in New York city this week on business trip.
 Miss Caroline Camp is a guest of Mss Ethel Potter at Rochester, N. Y.
 Frank Melvin, of Lakeville, is assist ing Phil Orben, at the Orben 6 Gancl barber shop. during the illness of Joseph Ganci..
 Miss Mabel Hood, of The Naples, is visiting in New York for few days. Miss Russell, of StraTford, who has been spending the summer at The Naples, returns to her home. this week. Timothy Tucker and his grandson, Winthrop Ford, of Torrington, were in town Tuesday.
 Miss Ida VanDeuson and Frank Rote, of Altamonte Springs, Fa., were recent guests of relatives here Miss Ida IS niece of Henry and S. W. Barnes of this place.
 Bishop Brewster, who preached in Christ church Sunday, was entertained at the rectory.
 Mrs. Mary Burgett, of Egremont, Mass. was guest of Mrs. Eugene Rowe last week,
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Ferguson, of Rrid oeDOrt xUera in town Saturday on. route to Lee, Mass.
 Christ Church Guild will meet next Tuesday at 2:3O p. m. with Mrs. E. L. Roberts.
 Miss DeHart entertains the Cranford Club today at her home. The program includes a reading by Miss Wilcox, "Life of Elizabeth ;' also a reading, 'Thomas Sackville, Sketch" by Mrs. Vosburgb and Folk Songs by Mss