Connecticut western news., 1913-06-12
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preach on "The Duty of The Church toward Childhood" At o'clock the Sunday School will hold service of song and recitations, entitled "The Lad der of Life" Rehearsals are being held this week, and the service promises to be one of the most interesting ever given by the school.
 Mrs. N. l.. Jackson was called to Shar- on last Saturday, on account of the se- rious illness of brother-in-law
 Leota Wigglesworth is having the mea- sles Mrs. Ollver Carter is caring for her home
 Joseph Quinn, of the Central New England offices, Hartford, was home over Sunday.
 Mrs Thomas Baker and daughter, of Bridgeport, are visiting at L. B. Howe's. MT David Roger and Miss Anna Blair spent Sunday at D. J. Emmons' in Ca- naan Valley.
 Regular communication of Housatonic Lodge, F. and A. M. this evening
 Mrs. G. A. Adam spent a few days this week at Hilton, N. H.. where her son, Keith, is student in Hilton Sem mary.
 Sunday evening, June %. Miss Grace M Roraback will give an illustrated talk, at the Methodist church, on the work of the Woman's Home Missionary Society, of which she is one of the field secretaries
 Mrs. F. M. Caldwell went to Rock vile yesterday, to attend the wedding of Miss Marjorie Cummings, the youngest daughter of Sherwood 0. Cummings, of that city.
 Miss Mary Watson, of PittsfeId. is visiting at Mrs. Della Hardenbergh's.
 Frank Hitchcock and family motored to Torrington. Litchfeld and Bantam Lake last Sunday.
 Miss Josephine Pinkeva is one of the latest measles victims.
 On account of the High School grad nation exercises to be held this evening. at which Rev. l.. E. Travis makes the address, the prayer-meeting at the Meth odist church will be held tomorrow evening.
 Miss May Smith is entertaining Miss Hattie Brazie, of Boston.
 MT. and Mrs O. A. Paul, MT and Mrs. F. H. Riley, MT. and Mrs. A. M. Dean, MT. and Mrs. W.tK. Palmer, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Stagg, Mir and Mrs. T. I. Ferguson, MT. Jack Haviland and Miss Margaret Mills, were at the Hurley cottages, Twin Lakes, from Friday until Sunday. They came up from Bridge port in automobiles.
 Miss Emma Lawrence and Mrs. Burns left Tuesday for Benton, N. Y., to visit Miss Lawrence's uncle, MT. Rood, from there they go to Torranda, Pa.. to visit. Mrs. A. E. Bush has returned to the Naples, after short visit in New York. MT. and Mrs. Webber. of Hartford. Adam over Sunday.
 Mrs. M. Slocum, of Winsted, is visit ing her sister, Mrs. William J. Reel
 Mrs. Charles Collins returned from New York Saturday evening.
 Miss Moore, of Talcottville, Conn, is spending week with Mrs. E. O. Gillette. Albert A. Hubbard went Saturday to Niagara Falls to spend week with his son, John, who holds lucrative posi- tion with an electric company there.
 Rev. J. E. Tinker, of Clayton, occu- pied the pulpit in Pilgrim church Sun- day, and preached and an interest ing sermon to young men. Next Sun day Rev. o. D. Sewall, of Great Bar rington will preach. MT. Sewall is well known to Pilgrim churchgoers, and the announcement of his coming will be sure to bring out large congregation.
 Mrs. J. s. Corbit accompanied Rev MT. Wallace and party to his home, i'll his auto, last week. returning Saturday evening.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. I. Bodley, of New Britain, were ill town few days last week, arranging for the opening of their summer camp aG IW1n IdK6S, where they spend the heated term each year.
 Dr. and Mrs. Turrill, of New Milford, motored to Canaan, Thursday, and in the evening attended the concert with Dr. and Mrs. Adam, whose guests they were during their stay.
 Marriages of the last week By Jus
 
 tice George w. Ford, Joseph Henry Boyd and Hattie Morgan Moore, both of Pittsfeld. Also Jacob O'Ne1ll and Nellie May Ingalls,, both of Cheshire. Mass. Henry A. Heiser and Mrs. Helen White side, of New York Archibald T. Boyd. of Otis, Mass, and Miss Florence S. Markham, of Stockbridge. Henry Ed ward Raline and Miss Caroline Salzman,