Connecticut western news., 1915-08-19
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Storrs, coming eighth ill the list of tho ten leading Connecticut pens, in the 4lst week of the contest, with 1,29( eggs to their credit.
 Ernest Stell, of Scranton. Penn, who about 10 years ago worked for Mrs Nicholas VanDeusen, on the homestead near Butchers Bridge, was in towI Monday. and called on Mrs. E. W. Warner, daughter of Mrs. VanDeusen. This is the first time they had met in all those 40 years.
 Misses Margaret and Agnes Harrigan, of Bridgeport, are guests of Mrs. Annie Camel on Reed street.
 The baseball game on the local diamond last Sunday between Canaan and the Out Laws was won by the lat CT by the score of to 3.
 Saturday, August 2S, is the date set for the annual Bargain Day" of Great Harrington merchants. Those who have taken advantage of such days in past years know the advantage of the sales and can recommend them to their neighbors.
 The subject for the midweek service at the Methodist chucrh tonight vii be "Conscience.
 Mrs. Walter C. Goggin and niece Miss Marjory M. O'Hara, of Twin Lakes are spending their vacation in Providence, R. l., with Mrs. Goggin's s sister, Mrs. J. A. Lawless, and will visit Newport and Block Island before they return.
 <, Misses Florence and Mabel Goggin are spending their vacation with their grandparents, MT. and Mrs. M. J. Cog gin. Sr., at Falls Village.
 Misses Elsie and Sadie Miles, of New Britain, have been guests of Miss Sarah Holley this week.
 Jerome Hoag entertained several of his Pittsfield friends over Sunday.
 E. W. Adams and family had MT. and Mrs. Early and daughter. of An dover, N. Y, as guests over Sunday.
 Mrs Peter Nelson returned Satur- day from the House of Mercy Pittsfeld
 The Rev. H. I. Bodley, rector of St. Mark s church, New Britain will preach at Christ Church next Sunday. MT. Rodley,a former rector of Christ Church will be welcomed by many old friends. Ee is spending his vacation at his camp at Twin Lakes.
 Don't forget the Christ Church fair next week Friday.
 Ihe funeral of the late Charles Xiii mer was held at the family residence, Peaseville, Saturday afternoon, Rev. A. B. Crichton officiating. Interment in Salisbury
 Rev. Francis Barnett, of Ridley Park, Penn, will preach ill Christ Church, Sunday, August 28.
 Rev. A. B. Crichton, rector of Christ Church will start on his vacation Sep tember .and spend the month in Nova Scotia.
 Mrs. Carolyn Nichols Crane, an artist from New York city, will give an exhi- bition of pictures at Twin Lakes, the latter part of August. Mrs. Cranes work is mostly scenes from about Twin Lakes and vicinity. Look for date and pla in next issue.-Adv.
 A letter from 0. c. Callender who has been living in Syracuse, N. Y, the past few years, tells of his removal to Jordan about 20 miles from Syracuse, where he will build new house and engage Tn business for himself. Levi s. Parsons, of Thomaston, was d visitor in town yesterday:
 Miss Beatrice Shields, of Waterbury, is visiting relatives i'll town.
 
 Mrs. E. L. Roberts returned yester- day from Beverly, Mass, where she had been spending a month with her par ents, Dr. and Mrs. Dudley.
 Mir. E. W. Warner will celebrate his 75th birthday anniversary next Wednes- day, August 25.
 MT. and Mrs. P. l.. Stanton, of East Chatham, N. Y., were visitors in town yesterday.
 N. Watson. Hardenbregh has just built neat garage on his property on Orchard street. MT. and Mrs. Harden berah occupy their new home this week.
 The Bald-H Head Club of America are invited to attend the Benefit Dance for the Girls Club at Benjamin S auto shop, Winsted, the 25th. 800 pretty girls to select from. Cake walk open to all. Good music and good time for every lody.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Graham, of Sutfield. and MT. and Mrs. Arthur Grinnell, of Hartford, have been visit ing MT. and Mrs. E. W. Warner
 The monthly Epworth League busi- ness meeting and social was held Tues day evening with Mrs F. F. Stevens.
 Howard Hatmaker has received notice of his acceptance at the Mount Hermon school for the fall term commencing next Tuesday.
 Miss Mabel Bartholomew, of Tor rington, visited friends in town the first of the week.
 A black bass weighing four pounds and seven ounces was caught in Lake Washining last week by Gerald Vib- berts. son of Dana l.. Vibberts, of New