Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26

is visiting at the home of her father, D. L. Peirce
 Miss Estes, who has spent the sum mer here, has returned to her home ir Brooklyn.
 Miss Sarah Stark is in town again
 Miss Hirda Moline, of Patterson, is visiting at c. A. Lindell's.
 There will be Thanksgiving ser vice in Christ Church at 10:30 on the morning of Thanksgiving day. Morn ing prayer and preaching. Everybody invited. A special offering will be re- ceived for Ille War Relief Fund. Miss Lena Blair visited friends IT Bridgeport last week.
 Miss Ruth Landon, of Ashley Falls, has accepted position with The Ga. naan Mercantile Co.,, and entered upon her duties Monday.
 | MT. and Mrs. Frank Snyder enter. tained a number of their personal friends at deer dinner at their home on Cooper Hill last Thursday evening.
 Over 10O,OO people in Connecticut have telephones. Ever stop to think why? Adv.
 Miss Lola Keeling is very sick at her home on Railroad street.
 Miss Mary Bodley left Monday to spend Thanksgiving with her brother, Rev. H. I. Eodley ill New Britain. Mrs. Ellen Egan, who has been 1n poor health for sometime, went to St. Francis's Hospital in Hartford, Satur- day for treatment. MT. and Mrs. John Egan accompanied her there, returning Saturday evening. The Rev. Oliver D. Sewall, of Great Burlington, will preach at Pilgrim church next Sunday morning ill ex- change with MT. Gillette.
 All members of Esther Chapter No. 72, O. E. $. are requested to be present at the next regular meeting, Dec. g., it being the annual election of officers for the ensuing year.
 MT. and Mrs E. V. Nestell are spend ing some time in New York and vicinity.
 Miss Elsie Lord has returned to New York after spending some time here.
 Miss Katherine Mcclure has returned from Waterbury, where she spent a couple of weeks with relatives.
 On account of Odd Fellows Hall be- ing engaged for Saturday evening this week, Miss Caroline Camps evening classes will meet together on Thanks giving night at the Town Hall.
 Eben Kimball ST., of Albany, was home over Sunday. #-
 Mrs. Mary Collins is visiting rela- tives in New York.
 Twenty two members of Housatonic Lodge, F. and A. M. attended the fun eral of the late Charles H. Johnson, at East Canaan last Thursday. About the same number of Masons from Vest ern Star Lodge, of Norfolk, of which deceased was member, were present, and the burial was with Masonic honOrs.
 The annual convention of the Corn pop and Sasf'rilly Club was held at Rhoades's tonsorial emporium Tuesday afternoon when the following officers w,re elected for the ensuing year: President, Seneca B. Strong; vice. president, H. B. Ives; secretary, E. L.. Roberts; treasurer, E. w. Warner; commissioner of poppery, l.. O.. Rhl ades; chairman invitation commit tee, A. H. Herrinan; toastmaster, Dennis O'Neil; sasf'rilly pourer, Archie Adam. The first pop and pour of the season will be held on the first stormy day after Thanksgiving, at the Pop room between the telephone office and Benton 6 Wright's shoe store, all the afternoon, when the new officers will be installed and the applications of several candidates for membership acted upon. ..3
 You will get good idea of tn best of the new books by examining the display at Parsons store next Tuesday. Adv. -"..
 Miss Catherine Finnegan went to New York yesterday to spend Thanks giving and will return home Friday.
 l.. E. Howe and daughter Mary will spend Thanksgiving with Frank Nichols and family at South Canaan.
 Frank Whiting and daughter Florence will spend Thanksgiving with MT. Writings parents in Torringford.
 Herbert Weaver has moved into the house recently vacated by David Hat maker, on Church street.
 Archie E. Weaver has moved from West Main street into the "Perch," on High street.
 MT. and Mrs. H. R. Whitford enter tained few of their friends at cards Monday night.
 Miss Adella Graney has resigned her position in Winsted and accepted one with the s. N. E. Telephone Company at Danbury.
 You can afford a telephone. Call the local office and find out why. Adv.
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