Connecticut western news., 1914-01-22
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eh6 Royal NolgnOOTs OI AuerlCd, No 6751, will take place next "Wednesday evening, January 28. Each member i' privileged to invite two friends as he' guests. The woodmen have cordia invitation to attend,
 The Hawthorne Club meets this after noon with Miss Bragg. Mrs. Barnes presents the topic, Christina Rossettl. y Miss Oliver takes Mrs. Bullock's place with readings.
 The sense of security a telephone brings you far outweighs the small rental you pay for it.-Adv.
 At tn annual meeting of the Gran ford Club last Thursday Miss Bertha J. Granger was reelected president and Mrs. Eugene T. Rowe, vice-presldent. Miss Charlotte Beckley was elected secretary and treasurer Mrs. N. l.. Jackson and Mrs. George Roger are the new program committed.
 George W. Hall has sold through his agent, John l.. Minor, of Cornwall. the Leigh R. Minor farm to W. A. Bissell. of New Yo"k city. Possession to be given February l.
 The Cranford Club will meet this af- ternoon with Mrs. Scutt. The topic for the afternoon is the Cities of India. Miss Beckley tells about Bombay, Mrs. Rood about Calcutta, Mrs. Rhoades about Lucknow and Rangoou.
 Samuel A. Eddy, of Boston, spent Sunday in town.
 Miss Emma Hopkins and Miles Rood of Burrville. were guests of Mrs. Emma T. Rood over Sunday.
 Conductor Fred Scott is at present running Conductor Clarence Spencer's passenger train, between Pittsfeld and New Haven. Mir. Spencer is enjoying a protracted vacation at his home in West Stockbridge.
 Selden Downs, of Tyringham, is visit ing his daughter, Mrs. F. F. Stevens.
 About 40 communicants attended the communion service at St. Joseph's church Sunday, the day of general ob. servance of the Holy Name Society.
 Miss Katherine Finnegan has an in- teresting article in the January number of Public Libraries Magazine, relating the result of her experiments as teacher, in getting pupils interested in reading library books. The article teens with plquant humor, is decidedly we'll writ. ten, and describes with good effect the excellent result of the experiment..
 Mrs. Oles leaves this morning for New York, where she will make two weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Southern.
 Winthrop H. Ford, of Torrington. son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Ford, formerly of Falls Village, has been granted pat ent on a gasolene meter.
 The Pilgrim Brotherhood class will enjoy visit from Rev. l.. E. Travis next Sunday who will speak to the class on the origin and principles of congre- gationalism. The class meets at noon on Sundays and welcomes any men who care to attend.
 The Thursday evening meeting of Pill grim Church will be held at the parson- age at 7:30 tonight. This is the first of series of home meetings.
 Mss Lillian Parsons celebrated her birthday Monday, January 19, by enter tainlng the "Blue Birds.''
 MT. and Mrs. Julius Fisher, of Coro- ma, l.. l.. are making brief visit with their aunts, Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Rode meyer.
 The first meeting of the Board of Re- lief will be held at the Probate office, Monday, February 3. at 10 a. m.
 G. l.. Parsons 6 Son have on sale Florida oranges and tangerines that were shipped to them direct from the Florida groves.
 Edwards R. Atwood and force of men are harvesting crop of eleven inch ice from the Barnes Lime Kiln quarry. Miss Cora Manyel has returned from visit with relatives in Sheffield and is Ab Ds w. MduV0l s.
 Horace E, Stevens is i'll and has been confined to his bed the past week.
 A permit has been issued by the Se- lectmen to Louis Sanford to conduct pool room in the village of Clayton.
 Mrs. George L. Parsons has been ill for the past week. Miss May Willard of Falls Village has been caring tor her.
 The executive committee of the Litch- field County Sunday School Association meet tomorrow afternoon at the Y. M. O. A. building in Winsted. State Secre- tary Woodin is expectad to be present to confer with the committee.
 Those wishing empty sacks for the papers and magazines to be shipped by the Woman's Home Missionary Society
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