Connecticut western news., 1915-04-01

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 Born-at Southfield, Mass, March 29, daughter to MT. and Mrs. Wallace W. Hall and granddaughter to MT. and Mrs. John G. Hall, of Colebrook, Conn. and Mrs. D. w. Cruikshank, of Great Burlington.
 Harry A. Holt spent from Friday un- til Monday with his brother Samuel and family in Albany, N. Y.
 Miss Marion Holsapple is home from school at Northfield for the Easter vaca- tion.
 Mrs. James Quinn fell down several steps last week and was injured quite badlc:
 Dr. Parmelee, chiropodist, will be at The Garfield Inn. Monday and Tuesday. He will leave for Meriden, Tuesday af- ternoon on the AIT train.
 E. z. Leffingwell clerk in Parsons store, has purchased the Edward Mer- chant place on Railroad street. It will be occupied by Frank Whiting.
 Rev. E. c. Gillette preached Tuesday evening in Salisbury and last night in Norfolk.
 Howard Rood, of Ashley Falls, has purchased a Ford runabouC auto, from | Brewer Brothers.
 A consignment of IFS trout ranging in weight from one-half to one and a quarter pounds was brought over from the Yama-no- Uchi hatchery at Napa- noch, N. Y, and taken to the Hollen- beck creek by Expressman Weaver Another consignment will be brought there today, and still another next l Monday.
 The topic for discussion at the Pill grim Brotherhood class on Sunday will be 'fWhy believe ill the Hereafter. :" Last Sunday the class had an interest ing discussion of the widows and teach. CTS pension bills. t' ] Master James Alden Matker enter. tained Monday afternoon at his home on Bragg stTet ill honor of his fifth birthday anniversary, the following guests, his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. James Graney. his auIts, Miss Mae Belcher and Miss Adella Grauey, his parents and little brother Raymond.
 Mrs Clarence Vroman, of Brookfeld. is visiting at the home of her father, D. l.. Peirce.
 Samuel Seigel, of Torrington,- called on friends in town Sunday. l Mrs Hunt, who has been spending 1 sometime with her daughter. Mrs. l.. 1 F. Hester and family has returned to l ho,s hoY,a i,, Vinalon1 NJ
 MT. and Mrs. Frank D Schunder, of Great Burlington, were weekend guests at J. H. Lansing's. 1 The Cranford Club will be enter tained at the home of Mrs. J. E.. Rhoades this afternoon. This is a 1 Fagot meeting.
 Miss Helen Leffingwell is home from her school at Bedford, Mass, for the Easter vacation.
 A telegram was received at Norfolk, ] Monday, announcing the death of Theron W. Crissey, at Dade City, Fla. MT. Crissey was well known in this vicinity.
 Miss Marjorie Nicoll has been enter taining Miss Olive Royce, of Windsor, for several days.
 Everett Lyles is home from Redding Ridge for the Easter holidays.
 The date of the High School dance has been fixed for April 9, at Town Hall
 The Methodist and Congregational churches hold union Holy week services HI II,,;1 7:45. This evening the services will be at the Methodist church and the ad- dress will be by Rev. E. c. Gillette, and On Friday evening the service will be at Pilgrim church and the address will be by Rev. L. E. Travis. This service will close with the administra. tion of the Communion as a fitting commemoration of the Lord S death All who are interested are cordially in- vited to attend these services.
 At the Holy week service at Pilgrim church on Tuesday afternoon the ad- dress was by Rev. O. D. Sewall, of Great Burlington, and at the service on Wednesday the speaker was Rev. w. F. Stearns, of Norfolk. : Mass, has been visiting her brother, i Charles Butcher.
 Miss Margaret Collins spent a few days last week ill Hartford. i Charles Butcher has moved his household goods into the Porter block on Railroad street.
 John V. Adam visited ffiends in Winsted last week.
 Alex Mac Pherson, of Winsted, spent 1 Sunday at James Graney's. l MT. s. A. Barnes, of Winsted. sealer of weights and measurrs for that. sec- | tion, has been ill Canaan assisting Sealer W. J. Reel in inspecting the i weights and measures of this town. | James Quinn, of Pittsfeld, spent Sunday with his parents. I- Norman Graves is the guest of his brother. Representative John Graves. i William, son of E. c. Kinney, has 1 been ill with OriD