Connecticut western news., 1913-07-17
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Knights of Columbus on Sunday. Visit ing delegates were present from Great Harrington, New Milford, Waterbury, New Hartford and Hartford.
 John Humphrey, of New Britain, is visiting his cousin H. D. Humphrey.
 Miss Bertha Wellner arrived home to- day from her visit to Atlantic City and Paterson, N. J.
 Miss Adele Marie Shaw, member of the national authors league, is spend- ing the summer at Falls Village.
 Miss Gladys DeHart, as pianiste. as- sisted MT F. Stanley Tower, the famous Boston 'Cellist in a public musical recital in Memorial Hall, Sheffield, Monday evening.
 Henry A. King is back once more at the Main street crossing after week oil.
 Vacation House is filled with new , delegation of girls from South Ranches ter, Hartford and Stamford.
 Miss Fleming. of Stamford, and Miss kidgell, of Meriden, are stopping at purch Terrace.
 Mrs. o. T. vosburgh is spending a ew days in camp at Lake Buel. { Worlds Sunday School day was appro- priately observed at the Methodist Church last Sunday, by the use of the special Opening Service prepared for schools, and used at the Worlds Sunday ASchool convention in session at Zurich, witzerland.
 } Mrs. Elbertina Castle, of New York, is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. H. Rood. G. B. Gardner, wife and son, Ivan, of oxsackie, N. Y., are visiting Mrs. ardner's s sisters, Mrs. Ella Garter and frs. Ada Nicoll.
 John s. Reed visited Bridgeport last Saturday.
 Mrs. Florence Mcintyre, Mrs. Rulnff Rood and Mrs. Edward Cook, of Clay son were guests of Mrs. Aida Rood Monday afternoon.
 Raymond Drum is doing the janitor work at the Post Office.
 Walter Goggins is having his residence repainted L. J. Streck and painters are doing the work.
 George Collin, of Bridgeport, is visit ing his brother F. R. Collin.
 Miss Florence Doherty, who has been visiting the Misses Kegler, returned to her home in New Britain, Monday.
 Miss Margaret Corcoran went to Waterbury yesterday to spend couple of weeks.
 Mrs. Regar and Mrs. Johnson of Twin Lakes spent Tuesday at A. W. Holsap- ple's.
 Mrs. George Dodge visited Mrs. Molando at Twin Lakes one day last week
 Mrs. Cora Adams and Mrs. George Dodge visited friends in Norfolk last week.
 Rev. Sherrod Soule, of Hartford, will preach in Pilgrim Church next Sunday anorning, and in the evening at 7:30 he will give an illustrated talk at the Meth 0dist Church on "Old New England Churches"
 Miss Margaret Dempsey, of Pittsfeld, spent Sunday in town.
 A party of young people motored to Twin Lakes Tuesday evening as guests of Miss Whittlesey at Twin Lakes house.
 uE:aa Daaa;o nron ro+ccoo5 +o hor nome in New Britain, Monday, after a visit with Miss May Devine. Miss Mary Hevrin, who hes also been guest of Miss Devine, left Monday for vislt with relatives in Bridgeport.
 A party composed of the Misses Kegler, Miss Florence Doherty, James Keenan and Frank Blass motored to Benning- ton and return last Sunday.
 John Moran. of Winsted, was a Sun day guest of friends in town.
 E. L. Roberts family have been spending few days at the Rood camp at Twin Lakes.
 Mrs. Emma Rood, Mrs. Eugene Rowe and Mrs. Jenny Bierce spent Tuesday at the Norfolk Golf Downs, the guests of MT and Mrs Norman Chapin of Tor. rington.
 Miss Marian Skidmore, supervisor of draining in the state Normal School at Willimantic, is at the Naples for the summer.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Metho- dist Church met Friday with Mrs. Charles Nelson. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
 H. M. Adams, of Hartford, has been spending few days in town. Mr. Adams is very pleasantly remembered as popular teacher in the High School several years ago.
 Miss Helen Osborne is learning intri- cacies of the telephone exchange.