Connecticut western news., 1913-09-11


 occupy the pulpit of that church agair next Sunday.
 . MT. and Mrs. George B. Beebe art spending few days at W. D. Hayes be fore leaving for their new home d Windsor, Conn. MT. Beebe will be missed from the meat route he has con ducted for so many years.
 Mrs. R. D. Peirce has taken the guard ianship of the Nishimi group of Camp Fire girls, succeeding Miss Minnie Will COX, who has moved out of town.
 J. Henry Roraback and son Lewis broke camp at Twin Lakes. Monday and returned to town.
 Church Ward, who has been driving delivery wagon for G. l.. Parsons and son during the summer has returned tc his home preparatory to entering Hilton Academy.
 MT. O. M. Beach, of New Milford was in town Tuesday. en route to Miller ton to attend the annual meeting of the New England Lime Go.
 Mrs. Nellie Oles and daughter Beulah, of Spencertown, N. Y, are visiting at | Chas. Dutcher's.
 Grant W. Laidlaw. formerly superin- tendent of the local Borden plant, now superintendent of construction and building for the company, and located at Oneonta, N. Y, was in town 8 few days ago, and in company with Superin- tendent John Madigan of the Canaan plant; A. P. Washburn, of Granville, N. Y., district superintendent, and Will liam Coddington, chief of district super intendents, looked over the Canaan es- tablishment, with view to needed inn proyements and additions to the build. ings.
 Miss Dorothy Roberts, daughter of E L. Roberts, on West Main street, gave a party to 8 number of her little friends, Monday afternoon in observance of her eighth birthday. Little Miss Roberts received a number of nice remembrances, and gave her guests happy time. with games, refreshments, etc.
 Harry Holt and David Roger spent from Sunday until Wednesday in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. George Roger spent Sun- day at John Jackson's in Sharon.
 MT. Willard Burghardt, of Norfolk, Va, has been visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. W. W. Burghardt.
 Sam Hitchcock is justly proud of the fact that his yoke of handsome Devon steers were awarded the blue ribbon at the Salisbury fair. They were greatly admired by all judges of fine cattle.
 Mrs. Frank Hitchcock is recovering from five weeks siege of intermittent fever.
 Mrs. L. Gookins returns to the Hat Shop this week with a full line of fall and winter millinery.
 Miss Margaret Hanlon, of Hartford. is spending 8 three weeks vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. James Hanlon
 William P. Stage, formerly yard fore man in the 0. N. E. yard here, has been promoted to the position of engineer and started in as substitute for Harry Dodge, who took few days off.
 The Misses Merwin, who have been at Mrs. Beckley's during the season, have gone to Torrington to resume their duties as teachers in the public schools. MT. James Garvin is spending three or fonr weeks in Toronto, Canada. where he will visit the Canadian National Ex- hibition.
 Miss Anna Blair, bookkeeper at G. l.. Parsons and Sons store is spending her vacation this week with relatives in Hartford.
 There will be a social dance in the par ish house tomorrow evening Miss Kegler will play.
 A daughter was born, yesterday, to MT. and Mrs. Clifford Fitzgerald.