Connecticut western news., 1914-07-16

vacation at the Sharon Inn, Sharon. !.They will stop at Falls Village few days, before returning to Hartford.
 MT. John Humphrey, of Waterbury, has been spending few days with his cousins, Horace and Clarence Humph- rey.
 MT. and Mrs. c F. Wanger, of Sails bbury spent Sunday at F. Dempsey's.
 Rollin Rood, of South Manchester, is a guest at E. L. Roberts.
 Mrs. J. P. Rains, of South Norwalk, has been visiting at G. H. Trieshman's
 Mrs. G. H. Trieschman and Mrs. J. P. Rains attended the funeral of Mrs. Fred Wehner in Lakeyille yesterday. , The Methodist Sunday school will picnic at Lake Buel next Thursday. If the day proves too stormy to go and Fri day is pleasant the trip will be made that day.
 The Guild of Christ church are mak- ing plans for their annual sale at the Parish House Wednesday, August 3, in the afternoon, supper to be served at 5 o'clock. All the ladies of the parish are urged to contribute at least two fancy articles for the sale.
 Mrs. F. F. Stevens is attending the Summer School for Sunday school workers at Narrangansett Pier, R. I.
 D. D. G. M. Green, of Torrington, will install the newly elected officers of Canaan Lodge, No. 50, I. O. O. F., Monday evening, July 27.
 A special offering for the Salem Re- lief Fund was taken at the Methodist church Sunday morning. Those who wish to contribute to the fund can hand the money to Rev. l.. E. Travis or leave at The News office.
 MT. and Mrs. George c. Peet of Bridgeport, who are spending the season with friends in Housatonic, visited Canaan friends last week.
 Frank K. Tone, formerly of East Canaan. was married in New Haven, Wednesday,, to Miss Esther Helen Talon, of that city.
 Miss Mattie Manvel has been enter taining her brother, Fred, of Pittsfield, at her home on Main street.
 MT. Fred Zimmerman, of Brooklyn, is spending ten days at Madam Kin lines.
 Miss May Caul, of White Plains, is visiting her cousin Miss Mary Howe. Last Friday evening Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 49, entertained the Grand Deputy from Winsted and about twenty five members of Winsted lodge. Refreshments consisting of sandwiches, cake and ice cream was served and very pleasant evening spent by all present. .t....
 The good old fashion of laying things on the editors table is being revived, sure as you Ire born. A batch of deli cious, fresh made ginger cookies, just like mother used to make, and flagon of grape wine that would impart joy to the shrunken innards of the grouch- jest old crab-all made, packed and delivered by Miss Lucy Randall, of Falls Village-prove the return of that good old fashion. And long may it survive!
 Miles B. Ferris, of Bridgeport, for merly of Ashley Falls and Canaan, has recently recovered from severe illness.
 The party of New Milford girls who spent last week at the Vacation House were Misses Lucy Plumb, Elizabeth Harmon, Edith Harris, Louise Clark and Golda Thorpe all members of St. Johns Girls Friendly Society.
 Rev. John F. George of Rockville, will officiate at Christ Church next Sunday. He is brother of Rev. J. H. George, formerly of Salisbury, and now of Newtown.
 Mrs. E. l.. Roberts returned home Friday with her two daughters, after having spent a month at her old home in Beverly, Mass.
 Mrs. Myra Pulver, of Winsted, spent few days last week with Mrs. Theodore Adams.
 Mrs. W. H. Camp has been visiting in Hartford.
 Mrs. Adah Northrup, of Boardman, has been visiting Mrs. Harry Morsey and Mrs. Earl Coons.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward McCarty, of Torrington, have been visiting MT. McCarty's parents here.
 Miss Mary Passini, of Falls Village, is assisting Edith Green.
 Miss Frances Abbe is making an extended stay in White Plains.
 Mrs. A. H. Herriman and Miss Lola Neeling were in New York last week.
 Miss Nora Flynn is enjoying a weeks vacation from her duties at the tele- phone office.
 Mrs. Grant, of Hartford, is visiting at G. E. DeHart's.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. P Briggs had as their guests last week Miss Dorothy Rood and Miss Ella Boyd, of New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Newton E. Skinner, of New Haven, came up in their auto and spent all of last week at Frank Snyder's, Cooper Hill. They expressed them selves delighted with this section of the