Connecticut western news., 1915-03-11

| The Rev. Elbrldge IOrrey, or Sne1- field, will preach at Pilgrim church next Sunday in exchange with the pas tor. The annual offering for the American Missionary Association will be received.
 John l.. Madigan, of Hartford. form erly connected with the local Borden plant, has been in town the past week.
 The Woman's Home Missionary So- ciety of the Methodist church meets with Mrs. F. F. Clemans tomorrow afternoon. The members are requested to bring their mite boxes.
 There was a large attendance at the special meeting of the Equal Franchise League last week at Mrs. George Ford S.. It has been found that when it comes to the scratch, the league is always there with money and delegates to send | to all the Hartford conventions. The league is a good ways from dead, as its books can show.
 At the Pilgrim church Young Peoples meeting next Sunday evening the pastors "picture talk" will be upon the Roman Coliseum and its story.
 The Pilgrim church Mission Circle met on Monday with Mrs. Charles Adam, and the Missionary Society will meet on Saturday with Miss s. W. Adam.
 Caramel ice cream at The Naples, will be delivered Saturday and Sunday. Telephone orders Cne day ahead. Adv. P. ]. Kane, of the Housatonic Cash Store. was in town yesterday to attend the funeral of his uncle, John Kane.
 Yesterday afternoon the Wednesday Lenten sermon in Christ Church was preached by the Ven. Archdeacon Humphrey, of Roxbury. Rev. R. V. K Harris, of St. James Church, Win sted, will be the preacher next Wednes- day.
 News received from Miss Irene Crowell, of Hartford states that she has nearly recovered from the injuries sustained by fall several weeks ago.
 Miss Adella Graney has been visiting friends in Winsted.
 Henry Koch CT, of West Cornwall, is at G. H. Trieschmann's, being called by the serious condition of MT. Triesch- mann's father.
 The Cranford Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. H. H. Scutt this afternoon. The topics of the afternoon are Judge Lindsay, presented by Mrs. N. L. Jackson; Frances Keller, pre- sented by Miss Mary Ferguson.
 Homemade bread at The Naples, 5 and 10 cents loaves. Orders delivered Tuesdays and Fridays.-Adv.
 The Honolulu Pacific Commercial Advertiser of February 7, contained the following local item referring to the engagement of son of MT. and Mrs. E. A. Creevey, of Canaan: "On Wednesday evening, February 3, a Val entine birthday party was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. W. R. Haley and the engagement was announced of their daughter, Julia Hilton, to MT. E. Allen Creevey, formerly of Bridgeport. :.
 MT. William F. Gillette and son Will, of Falls Village, visited friends in town Monday.
 Mrs. Joseph Peet has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Irene Bostwick, at Van Deusen, Mass. Mrs. George ". Hall is visiting in New Haven.
 Mrs. John D. Bell, of South Nor walk, is visiting at Mrs. H. N. Adams.
 Edward 0. Atwater, of Springfield, was an over Sunday guest of his daugh- t5r, Mrs. Samuel G. Camp.
 Mrs. Hester, of Hartford, is visiting her son, l.. F. Hester and family.
 Selden Downs, of Tyringham, Mass, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. F. F. 1 Stevens.
 If your eyes are not comfortable you ought to see Peabody at Ford's Music Store, March 12, 13.-Adv. Mrs. M. 0. Corbit has returned from short visit in Lee, Mass.
 Mrs. Irving F. Barnes, of Oyster Bay, N. Y, has been guest at MT. Henry c. Barnes.
 Miss Regina Adams is on duty at "The Hat Shop" for the season.
 Miss Mary Passini left for her home in Huntsville last week Thursday, hav- ing fully recovered from her recent ill- ness. The quarantine has been re- moved from L. E. Howe's house on Bragg street, where Miss Passini was ill.
 L. E. Howe is back on duty for the Standard Oil Co.,, after a long siege of illness.
 Mrs. Charles Wanger, of Salisbury, visited her daughter, Mrs. Freeman Dempsey last Saturday.
 Miss Cora Manvel is visiting in Shef- field, Mass.
 The Misses Kane, of Lakeville, were recent guests of Miss May Smith.
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