Connecticut western news., 1912-06-06

from Lime Rock, where she has beer since the death of her nephew, the late Milo B. Richardson.
 J. F. Hines. of New Haven, was ( weekend guest at Joseph Kegler's.
 At East Canaan June 1, 916 pound son Gerald Roger was born to MT. anG Mrs. Norman W. Moore, grandson to MT George Roger, cashier of the Canaan National Bank and Mr and Mrs. Charles A. Moore, mother and child are doing nicely.
 Lieut.. and Mrs. Dwight 0. Kilbourr attended the fortieth wedding anniver sary of MT. and Mrs George H. Beach at TerryvilIe, on Wednesday of last week. MT. Beach was a member of the Second Conn. Heavies, the Litchfeld County regiment and many of his Civil to help him and his wife celebrate in a right royal manner.-Litchtield En- guirer.
 Miss Emma L. Kegler returned to New E,itaiu Sunday, after spending a few days home.
 Miss Mary Shields, of Waterbury, visited ill town Thursday.
 Miss Mary McGuire was home from Hartford Memorial day.
 Harry Pulver, of. Danbury, was in town for short time Saturday. H. re- ports that his wife had the misfortune to painfully spraiu her ankle on Friday evening, as a result of which she Is laid up. Asked concerning the report that his father, Talmadge Pulver, who strangely disappeared some weeks ago, had turned up, alive and we'll, at his (Harry's) home, he said it was absolute ly untrue and that he had not heard a word from his father since he dis appeared.
 MT. and Mrs. Nestell have been enter taining MT. Walter Gale, of New York, organist at the Broadway Tabernacle and friend of MT. Andrew Carnegie, at whose mansion on Fifth avenue he
 
 maker" every morning.
 Mr. John VanBuskirk, of New York, spent Memorial Day with MT. and Mrs. Nestell, who are also entertaining two aunts of Mrs. Nestell, from New York Miss Thompson and Mrs. Walker.
 Dr. Paul w. Emerson, of the Boston City Hospital staff, was a week end guest of Principal A. G. EIdridge.
 St. Johns Lodge, F. and A. M., con- ferred the entered apprentice degree on one candidate, at 8 special meeting, Friday evening.
 r. MT. and Mrs. George I. Roberts, of New Rochelle, came up last week and settled tl1elr Twin Lakes cottage for the season. Miss Florence Lewis, of New York, who owns cottage at the Lakes, was a guest at the Lewis cottage for a few days. and will open her own cottage, (the former Herriman cottage,) this week.
 At1ahe annual meeting of the direc- 5OES Ol Cu0 Elu6 OrONe Odup Ae0ElDR Association. held Saturday at the Grove, E.. O. Hull, of Bridgeport, was elected president Gilbert L. Hart. of Winsted, secretary, and James E. Dean, of Win sted, treasurer. A dinner was enjoyed att the "farm house." The boarding house will be opened, under new man. agement. this month, and accommoda- tion trains are already stopping at the Pine Grove station. t-.|
 Mrs. W. O. Bullock has opened studio in the Garfield Block, for pupils ill vocal and instrumental music. Terms, either piano or voice culture. 75 cents d lesson. Pipe organ or harmony. $1 Il lesson. Special at,ention to beginners.
 He pretends to be a very busy man.
 By jinks. there no pretence about it. He supports a wife and seven children on a salary of $60 a month.-Chicago Record Herald.
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