Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27
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 At special meeting of the Scout Council, Monday evening, A. H. Herrl- man was elected assistant scout-master, to cooperate with Scout master Charles Laffargue.
 Mrs George Barden. and daughter, Elizabeth, of Norfolk, spent Wednesday at James McCormicks.
 Landlord F. A. Baker spent couple of days in New York this week.
 Attorney Frank B. Mum, of Winsted referee in bankruptcy, who fell from a trolley car in Harrington several weeks ago, breaking collar bonce and sustain ing painful hurts, and who was recently discharged from the Hartford hospital, is able to be at his office again.
 The Oranford Club, at last Thursdays meeting at Mrs. Rhoades', voted to in- vite Emma Rodemeyer Wait to read a paper at the Club meeting on Thursday, May 1.
 Mrs Edward s. Ford. of Waterbury, was in town early this week, visiting her aunt, Mrs. s. Barlow, who ill, and her brother-in-law, Justice George w. Ford.
 Mrs. U. H. Miner, who had spent a month at Lime Rock, returned to Ga naan, Tuesday.
 Roscoe Benjamin reports 2l sales in the past three weeks. Everybody thought he was being loaded with cars during January but it begins to look as if pur- chasers would have to wait their turn now unless orders are placed at once. Says the Pittsfeld Eagle: "On Thurs day evening. October IS, in the Garfield at Canaan, Ct., tbe second annual ban quet of the Bald-Head Club of Amer ica of which Robert J. Orr, of Maple wood avenue, this city, is the president, is to occur. Although Canaan has wit messed many noteworthy and brilliant social events in recent years, this one is scheduled to eclipse them all.
 Canaan Lodge, No. 50 I o. o. F., will work the Initiatory degree on one can didate at the regular meehng next Mon day night.
 Mrs. G. M Bullock and Mrs. w. s. Brown spent Tuesday at A. " A. Felten's, in Danbnry.
 D. L. Peirce and H. O. Barnes spent Tuesday in Danbury.
 Mro Cl,oc1oe AIo,,o hoe hoat1 anat5 ing week with friends in Hartford. Miss Mary Gillette, of Hartford, is visiting her brother, Rev. E. O. Gillette. Judge Ford and wife have been enter taining Mr. and Mrs. William Briggs, of Ponghkeepsie.
 Conductor Clarence Spencer, of the Pittsfeld and New Haven accommoda- tion train, has been enjoying vacation for several days. In the meantime Con ductor Wm. Cannon has been running his train.
 Mrs. R. Cartmill,o of Springfield, Mass, was an Easter guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. l.. s. Judd.
 Mrs. Esther Williams and Miss Mary ,Bodley attended Easter services in Christ church. Sheffield.
 Mrs. N. l.. Jackson entertains the Cranford Club this afternoon. Mrs. Preston reads from Wendell's "The Divergent Masters of Lyric Poetry. ;" Miss M. O. Smith takes Mrs. Hamm s place on the program.
 William Mayham, of the Borden Company, has rented F. l.. Beckley s place on High street and will occupy it about the first of April.
 o. E. Badgley has rented his place on Church street to an Italian family.
 Frank E. Blass spent Easter Sunday n New Haven. - Misses Bertha Washington and Ethel Judd, of Lakeville, called on friends in town yesterday,
 F. I. Manvel, of Pittfeld, spent Satur- day night with his parents, MT. and Mrs. D. w. Manvel.
 W. W. Rowland, of West Stockbridge. was in town calling on friends Sunday. Miss Mary Judd, of Lakeville, was a weekend guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. l.. s. Judd.
 Mrs. N. L. Jackson, Miss Minnie Will COX and the Misses Ferguson visited Pittsfeld, Monday.
 M. R. Lane. of Westfeld, Mass, was on over-Sunday guest at Dr. o. W. Camps.
 T. J. McEnroe. of Norfolk, was in town Friday.
 A. P. Curtiss, of Norfolk, his son Horace, and friend of State college, Pennsylvania. were Sunday callers at Dr. O. W. Camps. . Mrs. Joseph Peet returned Saturday from a viciC to bar son in Rridoonort