Connecticut western news., 1913-10-02
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ago, tle rallrOau SCaClOn aRonb ut rhlls Village.
 A. P. Freeman and family are occupy. ing their cottage at Twin Lakes for 8 few weeks.
 John Miller, of Brooklyn who has con- ducted the Pine Grove Inn the past sea- son, has clt sed the house and returned with his family to their city home.
 Mrs. George Bardt and daughter, of Norfolk and Miss Florence Piper. of New Milford called on friends in town Tues day.
 Mrs. Joseph Beebe, of Lakeville visit ed Miss Regina Adams last week.
 Mrs. E. R. Lorrain is on the sick list.
 A. L. Donkey. of New Milford, is giv- ing the pipe organ at the Methodist Church thorough overhauling. He ex- poets to have it in first class condition for the services next Sunday.
 Undertaken G. M. Lasher is moving from the Callender place on West Main street to the house recently purchased by him from A. P. Freeman.
 Miss Menger, the Great Harrington milliner, is having showing of pattern hats today at her rooms over Fassett's store. F.' a5 ...
 Miss Mae Lorrain is spending a few weeks with friends in Bridgeport and New York. J. N. Leonard. of New York, is visit ing E. V. Nestell.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Setzer, of Bridge port, closed their cottage at Twin Lakes Tuesday and returned to their city home. The Misses Merwin, of Torrington. spent Saturday and Sunday with their mother in town.
 A. E. Weaver is taking vacation of a week from his duties behind the coun- ter at G. L. Parsons & Sons store.
 T. I. Ferguson, of Bridgeport spent Sunday with his sisters in town.
 The ladies of Esther Chapter, O. E. s. last night after the lodge room ceremo- nies, held delightful social session, with refreshments, as a sort of union celebration of the birthdays of sisters Maud Whitford, Mrs. W. N. Decker and Mrs. Sylvester Marshall.
 Rev. and Mrs. L, E. Travis spent the Tuesday, at the Twin Lakes camp of Messrs. Badgley and Shaw and families.
 Jeweler Fred Collin is in New York this week, selecting goods for the holiday trade.
 MT. and Mrs. William Drumm are home from visit with friends in Hud- son, Philmont and Madalin, N. Y.
 Miss Florence Hall, of Ashley Falls, spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Ebba indell.
 Mrs. Fran, es E Peet, of Great Bar rington was in town vest srday morning
 J.T. Owens. the Great Barringt ID clothier, has arranged with the Western Union company to furnish him with the scores of the coming world series base ball games between the New York na- tionals and the Athletics of Philadelphia. The scores will be posted by half innings in the window of MT. Owens store In the Southworth block beginning October 7th.
 Mrs. Emma Mundry has returned from two weeks visit in New Haven and Bridgeport.
 The Woman's Guild of Christ Church will hold a business meeting at the Par ish house Friday afternoon, October 8, at 3:30.
 Ives 6 Peirce have connected their buildings on Railroad street with the sewer.
 Judge R. B. Stoeckel, of Norfolk, was in town Tuesday.
 O. L. Parsons Buff Plymouth Rock fowls captured the blue ribbons at the Great Harrington fair last week. Cham pionship for best display four single firsts and one third prize.
 Herbert Weaver's little daughter was bitten on the face by l.. J. Streck's dog Tuesday afternoon, Prompt medical at- tendance was secured and no serious consequences are anticipated.
 Trainmaster W. H. Casey mou rms the death of daughter, who died in Pittsfeld, Tuesday aged 19.
 Miss Ina Trieschmann goes to Lake vile today for an indefinite stay.
 The fall and winter millinery IS now ready at the Hat Shop, Your inspection i invited. Every day is opening day.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs w. P. Stage, at the County hospital Ill Winsted, yesterday morning.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Collins and mother, Mrs. Eben Kimball. ST., of East Bran- ford, Mass, visited at L. E. Howe's $ this week.