Connecticut western news., 1912-08-08

race meets. MT. and Mrs. Herman will spend couple of weeks at Augusta and will go later to 0gdensburgh, N. Y. to visit MT. Herriman's mother. They will be absent about month.
 MT. E. Stewart Sumner, of Bridgeport is spending the week at Twin Lakes MT. Sumner is'a brother of Mrs. George o. Peet
 James Sheffield, of Winsted, is visit ing his sister, Mrs. Barlow, on Barlow street.
 Miss Minnie Wilcox and nephew Clin ton. are visiting relatives in Oneonta, NY.
 Mrs. E, W. Warner left Monday for Mantle, by the seashore. MT Warner joined her yesterday. They expect to be absent about month.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Dudley are guests of Rollin Rood and family at Twin Lakes this week.
 D. w. Manvel walks out short dis tance and takes short auto rides. He seems to be gaining slowly.
 Mrs. E. L. Roberts has been under the doctors care for few days but is now convalescent
 Miss Mary Ferguson goes to-day to Bridgeport to visit her brother. Mrs. George Rood will officiate as housekeeper durin1 her ahsence
 Miss Annie Hughes and little nephew, Harvey Lydecker, of Brooklyn, N. Y., are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Mary De vine.
 Miss Ruth Drumm, of Pittsfeld, for merly of Canaan, is visiting friends and relatives in town.
 John Hickman and family, of New York, are at Mrs. Mary Devine's.
 Mrs. I. H. Lessey. os Philadelphia; {; MT. and Mrs. Joseph Adams and daugh- ter of New Rochelle; Miss Mary Curtis, of Stratford, and Miss Martha Horan, of New Haven, are at Church Terrace.
 The preacher at the Pilgrim church will be the Rev. J. M. Ludlow, D. D., of East Orange, N. J. MT. Ludlow is we'll known as the author of several books, among them the popular work, De borah." and is always enjoyed as a preacher.
 MT. and Mrs. G. B. Gardner, of Cox sackie, N. Y, are spending few days with Mrs. Gardner's sisters, Mrs. Ella Carter and Mrs. Ada Nicoll, on West Main street. Their son, Ivan, will ar rive today.
 Dr. H. B. Adriance was greeted by @ very large congregation at the Pilgrim church last Sunday. Several came from Norfolk and East Canaan and with those of this parish there was literally house full.
 H. K. Mulford and E. V. Peachin, Twin Lakes cottagers, have gone to Philadelphia to be absent until Friday.
 The Twin Lakes Assoclation will meet at MT. Mulford's cottage Saturday eyen- ing at 7:30.
 MT. Edward L. Ropkin and MT. J. H. Mcconnell, of Hartford, were visitors in 1 town Tuesday.
 The front window ill F, R. Collin s jewelry store has been transformed into an attractive showcase for the display of MT. Collins fine stock. The panel work of quartered oak with plate glass back, was put in by MT. Collins brother, James H. Collin, of the showcase and cabinet-making firm of Collin 6 Short, Bridgeport, and is an exceptionally fine piece of work.
 Mrs. Olive MacGregor is home from Hartford for short vacation.
 The Ladies Aid Society, of the Metho- dist church, will meet tomorrow after noon at 2:30 with Mrs. F. M. Caldwell,
 Miss Adella GraneY and friend from | Winsted spent Sunday at J. s. Graney &.
 Ernest Foley, of New Hartford, is wis. iting his aunt, Mrs. Peter Coggin.
 MT. G. F. Tower, of the New York Journal, made a short visit in town Tuesday. He is spending his vacation with his father, School Superintendent A. o. Tower of Sheffield. Miss May Parmalee has returned from Great Burlington, where she has been spending couple weeks vacation.
 Walter H. Chapin, of Orange, N. J., and Minot Lyman, of Bridgeport, are camping at Wentworth.
 Mrs. Augusta Rood Hahn left Thurs day for her home in Philadelphia, after | two months visit with friends and relatives in Connecticut and New York state.
 Miss Mary Bodley spent Tuesday with her brother at Twin Lakes.
 G. B. Gardner and family are guests of Mrs. Garter and Mrs. Nicoll.
 Mrs. O. H. VanAken, of New York, is visiting at Rev. H. Cornford's. Her