Connecticut western news., 1915-12-02

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 The "book party" to be given in the Christ Church parish house this evening promises to be an occasion of rare en- joyment. Each guest is supposed to represent, either by costume, badge or other device the title of book, which all will try to guess. It will be fine chance for the bookwOrms.
 Miss Mabel c. Hood, of Boston. is spending some time at the Naples.
 Miss Mary c. Hill has returned from "a two weeks visit at her home in Nor. wich.
 Mrs. Frank Stevens will speak on Sunday School Progress at the meeting at Pilgrim church this evening at 7:30.
 Dr. Ross attended the game supper of the Cornwall Rod and Gun Club, Tuesday evening.
 MT. Ward Jacobs, a prominent banker, of Hartford, was in town Tues day.
 Mr.-J. Patterson, of Simsbury, was a guest at the Garfield, Tuesday.
 The Ladies of St. Joseph's Church will hold sale of fancy and useful articles at Town Hali, December 14. beginning at 3:30 followed by supper at 5:30 and dancing ill the evening with music by Decker's orchestra, of Millerton.
 l.. c. Rhoades is able to be about after short season of confinement to his home with severe cold which threatened to develop pneumonia.
 MT. E. s. Farnum, of Uxbridge, Mass, was an over-Sunday guest of his son, R. T. Farnum, the druggist.
 Miss Regina Adams is assisting at F. R. Collins store during the holiday season.
 Rev. W. E., Mrs. and George Ridge way, of Lee were Thanksgiving guests of Miss Lawrence and Mrs. Burns.
 J. O. Roraback attended the Pitts. field. .Searles football game at Great Harrington, Tuesday afternoon.
 Mr. and Mrs. G. s. Fuller have been spending few days in Blackstone, Mass, with MT. and Mrs. A. G. Eld- ridge.
 "A Joke on the Toy Maker" as given by the Junior League at the Town Hall, Monday night, greatly pleased those who were present, The various parts were we'll taken by the members, and sho we'd careful training by Mrs. c. M. Brewer and Mrs F. B. Barrett. The receipts were $50. Of this amount $25 goesstolthe supl ort of a girl ill Southern Industrial school.
 Red Cross Christmas seals are now on sale in the various stores in town
 Mrs. George H. Oles accompanied her son Hiram back to Baltimore, for two weeks visit. She will probably stop in New York few days with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Blanche Southern.
 J. Henry Roraback is a visitor in Chicago this week.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Reel and son Joseph spent last Thursday in Great Burlington.
 Miss Mildred Buckbee spent Thanks giving at her home. Her friend Sarah Pinney, of South Manchester, accom- panied her. Both are attending busi- ness school in Hartford.
 Deans Rheumatic pills for rheuma- tism and neuralgia. Entirely vege- table. Safe. Adv.
 The annual meeting of Canaan Hose Company No. l will be held this eve- ming Officers will be elected for the coming year, committees appointed and plans for the winter program of entertainment discussed.
 The local officers of the Litcbfield County Choral Union have received invitations from MT. Stoeckel to attend the annual meeting of the Union, at Delmonico's, New York, next week Friday, December 10. This is an event to which all officers and guests look forward with delighted anticipation, and there is very rarely an absentee 'tamong those present.
 Mrs. Mary Geikie Adam left yester- day for Toronto, where she will visit her brother for a short time before pro- ceeding to Indianapolis, Ind, where daughter, Mrs J. R. H. Moore and family.
 Mrs. Joseph Peet spent Sunday in VanDeusen, Mass.
 Miss Elizabeth Peirce returned to Northfeld, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. William Burke have moved to Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 Miss Ruth Blass spent the weekend with MT. and Mrs. George Tanner in Torrington.
 
 Mrs. E. T. Atwood and daughters are visiting Mrs. Atwood's sister in Plainville.
 Miss Florence Collins visited her cousin, Miss Mildred Kimball in Mil lerton last Saturday.
 Sam Reel took several prizes on his pen of poultry, in the Sharon chicken exposition, last week.
 Messrs. J. Henry Roraback, Lewis