Connecticut western news., 1913-07-24

Her son Alfred returned home with her Saturday evening.
 MT. Bailey, of Great Harrington, is visiting his cousin, Rachel Woodbridge at B. Baldwin's.
 Miss Nora Flynn is on weeks vaca. tion from the telephone office.
 Charles O'Connell visited his sisters in Lenox Dale, Sunday.
 Mrs. Annie Ganci, Mrs. McClinton and daughter spent Sunday in Pough. keepsie, N. Y.
 Daniel Connolly Jr., of Great Barring. ton, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Mary Deyine. . -.t
 Mrs. Geo. Boinay has been visitin 2 her son in New York for the past week or ten days. 4.L
 Mrs. George Roger has been in Sharon for a few days. on account of the serious illness of Mrs. John Jackson. MT. John Nicoll is spending few days ill town visiting friends. The joint standing committee on agri- culture consisting of L. O. Rhoades, chairman H. B. Ives, John Nicoll and E. A. Peirce. after thorough inspection of the garden plots about town, return the report. unanimously concurred in, that Fred Collin, on Granite avenue, has the best garden in town. They report further that the deputy sheriff has the best pair of spring pigs.
 MT. George Kane spent Sunday with friends in Winsted.
 Mrs. Burke and Miss Millie Bont, of Pittsfeld visited at W. Wychoff's last week. sEt
 MT. Elmer Leffngwell spent Sunday with friends in New Hartford.
 Mrs. E. R. Lorraine and her mother, Mrs. Crocker are visiting relatives in Pittsfeld.
 Mrs. F. F. Stevens is in East North field, Mass. this week, attending the Summer School for Sunday School Workers
 Miss Charlotte Beckley has been spend ing the past three weeks with relatives in Cornwall.
 Howard 5. Clingan, of Robertsville, formerly connected with the Berkshire Power Co.'s plant in town, called on friends here last week.
 Selden Downs. of Tyingham, spent Sunday with bis daughter, Mrs. F. F. Stevens. MT. and Mrs. George Roger spent Sunday with the campers at Lake Buel
 Mrs. Frank Stanton, of Derby was at her home here for few days last week.
 Miss Myra Lawton spent Sunday with friends in Winsted and Torrington.
 Alfred Caldwell, of Hartford, spent Sunday at his home here. l Miss Ethel Hines. of New Haven, is spending week with the Misses Kegler.
 Miss May Devine is spending couple of weeks with friends in New Britain and Willimantic.
 MT. and Mrs. Norman W. Moore and baby Gerald spent Sunday with relatives in Falls Village. Misses Isabel and Margaret Roger spent Sun lay with their sister in Tor rington.
 Miss Marian Holsapple is visiting rel atives at Crescent Beach.
 Miss Rachel Woodbridge is visiting at Benj. Baldwin's. .. ..a.#
 Paul Lorraine, of Pine Plains, brother of Contractor E. R. Lorraine, was a WIS., itor in town over Sunday Paul was a resident of Canaan and East Canaan in his earlier years, and knows every foot of the ground from Canaan to Norfolk During his visit he travelled the old fa- miliar territory, and was struck by the radical changes in the character and nationality of the population since the days when he was boy.
 Miss Mary Howe is spending couple of weeks with relatives in Waterville. Conn.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Collins and daughter Florence, are staying at L. E. Howe's 1 for a couple of weeks.
 Miss Olive Roys. of Hartford. is visit ing her cousin Marjorie Nicoll.
 Mrs. William Baldwin, of Danbury has been visiting at Benjamin Bald wins. lN Winthrop Ford. of Torrington, son of Charles and Cora Tucker Ford, formerly of Falls Village, came to town on his Indian motorcycle Sunday, having made the distance in just one hour.
 Mrs. Lizzie Beckley Leitch and Miss Clara Beckley, of Fort Lee, N. Y. were guests of their aunt, Mrs. s. 0. Beckley, Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Adele Merwin is spending cou- pie of weeks at Philadelphia.