Connecticut western news., 1913-06-05

 guests of Miss Mabel Dempsey, Friday.
 Misses Katherine and Frances Abbe, Gertrude Forg. and Helen Hanlon, and Messrs, James Garvin and Vernon Smith attended dance in Norfolk last Thurs day night.
 Miss Louise Trieschman of Danbury Normal, spent Decoration Day and the week end at her home.
 Misses Margaret Hanlon of Hartford, and Helen Hanlon of Danbury, spent Decoration Day and the week end at their home.
 Misses Margaret Rogers and Myra Lawton spent Decoration Day in Miller ton and Salisbury.
 Mrs. Frank Camp, of Great Barring ton, was dinner guest of the Misses Ferguson, Sunday.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Smyth were guests of Dr Moses and sister of Brook lyn, N. Y.. Memorial Day, at their sum- mer home in Norfolk.
 MT, and Mrs. George P. Hardenbergh were guests of friends in Falls Village, Sunday
 It is reported that Major s. A. Bennett sustained slight shock few days ago, while wishing his daughter, Mrs. L. P. Burpee, at Waterbury. No details have been received here, where the Major is To ;o old.
 Miss Libbie Prescott, of Norfolk, at tended services in Christ church Sunday and was guest of Mrs. Anson Lawrence for the day.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Nichol visited relatives in Great Harrington Sunday evening.
 Mrs. 0. E. Vroman, of BrookfieId, is in town visiting at her old home and at- tending the Norfolk concerts.
 Miss Dorothy Pease, of New Britain, is guest of Miss Caroline Camp.
 Miss Annie Landers is on vacation from the local telephone office.
 About 20 friends of Miss Hazel T. Gibbs, the popular teacher of Grade l, who is to be married thls month to Irv- ing M. Whiting, of Norfolk, gave her linen shower last week, at the Wangum, where she boards. The young lady re- ceived numerous handsome and useful presents and the evening was spent in social enjoyment splendid refreshments were served. There were appropriate favors, and one pretty feature was a large bell, of pink and white, decorated with hearts.
 Mss Ethel Potter, of Cazenovia, N. Y, is guest of Miss Caroline Camp.
 Miss Catherine M. O'Brien, of Hart ford spent Sunday with Miss Elizabeth Fitzerald.
 Mrs. Theodore Adam visited Mrs. Myra Pulver h Winsted. Sunday.
 Francis Tone, of the battleship Ne braska, has been visiting Joseph Kegler. The Nebraska is at present stationed at Boston.
 Miss Gladys Ferris, of New Milford, is visiting in town and attending the Norfolk concerts
 George W. Hall has sold the Arthur P. Freeman place to G.. M. Lasher, the undertaken
 Canaan will probably be represented at the performance of Primrose and Dockstader's minstrels at the Mahaiwe Theatre tonight.
 The treasurer of the Cemetery Asso- citation received this week the first con- tribution to the proposed iron fence to be erected across the front of the ceme- tery property.
 Rev T. R. Wallace, Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Mccormick, of Middletown, N. Y, spent Tuesday night in town and called on friends Wednesday morning. MT. Wallace's many friends will be glad to know that he has large and flourish ing church to which he was returned for the third year at the recent confer. ence session.
 Mrs. Charles Collins is spending this week in New York
 Miss Mabel Quinn visited friends in Worcester, Mass. Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. James Quinn, jr., of Pittsfeld, are visiting MT. Quinn's parents in town this week.
 Rev. MT. Gillette will leave town to- morrow for Boston, whence he will sail Saturday noon on the steamer "Bohe- man. of the Leyland line, for Europe, to be absent about two months-and may joy go with him
 The Children's Day exercises at Pill grim church last Sunday were interest ing and we'll attended. There were recitations and singing by the children, and Children's Day sermon by Pastor Gillette. The infant sons of George s. Mather and Ralph Stanton were bap- AZ