Connecticut western news., 1915-02-11
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Baker says he can see no reason why it should not be in readiness to resume business by March 15. The new big boiler will be fired up today, for the first time.
 Mrs. John D. Beck's hens in the egg laying contest at Storr', are now fifth in the ten-leading Connecticut pens, with 314 eggs to their credit at the be- ginning of the second quarter.
 Talk about big eggs, F. F. Stevens brought into The News office one that weighed 4 ounces and measured 8x63 inches. Next.
 The Epworth League held the monthly business meeting and social at H. H. Scutt's last evening.
 Frederick Greene, of Pittsfeld, is a guest of Rev. A. B. Crichton.
 Housatonlc Lodge, F. and A. M. will conter the first degree on two can- didates this evening.
 Boys who would like to join the re- organized Boy Scouts will do we'll to get into touch with Leroy Laffargue.
 A set of stereoscopic pictures of Palestine have been purchased for the Pilgrim Sunday school.
 MT. and Mrs. G. M Brewer have been in Hartford this week attending the automobile show.
 Representative and Mrs. Graves are in Hartford for few days.
 Miss Louise Trieschmann comes home tonight from Danbury to spend a few days.
 Miss Mary Hubbard, of Winsted, is the new stenographer at J. c. Rora- backs law office.
 Mrs. Esther Williams has recovered from her recent fall so as to be able to get around all right again.
 Miss Mary Collins was home from Hartford over Sunday.
 The Lakeville Business Mems Asso- citation will have banquet Thursday evening, Feb. 25, when President Frank B. Johnston, of the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce, will be a guest and speaker.
 MT. and Mrs. Grove Chattleton, who were married here last week by Rev. E. c. Gillette, have returned to Nor folk, where MT. Chattleton is employed in the garage of William H. Thompson.
 The dance of the Italian Society, in Town Hall, Friday night, was an en- joyable event and attracted an un- usually large attendance, including dancers and spectators. Splendid music was furnished by a five-piece orchestra from Housatonic, and light refreshments were served in the room down-sta ITS.
 A Washington's Birthday patriotic celebration will be held in Masonic Hall, Saturday evening, Feb. 20, un- der the auspices of the MasOns and Eastern Star. Past Grand Master Edgar H. Parkman, of Thompsonville, and Past Grand Matronwill deliver addresses. Grand Senior Warden L.. :. Nickerson, of West Cornwall, also will be present and speak. MT. Park mans talk will be on George Washing ton as Mason and description of the Grand Masters annual ceremonies at Alexandria, where Washington was Master of the lodge. Refreshments will be served. Each member is per- mitted to invite two guests. The ex- ercises will not be open to the general public, owing to lack of seating capa- city.
 Allyn Fuller spent yesterday in Hartford attending the automobile show.
 Next Monday night Canaan Lodge N0 n in itiatory degree. A full attendance is desired.
 Brewer Bros. have new Ford cars ready for immediate delivery.
 Telephone orders for baking filled at The Naples and delivered.
 John Armstrong, of Canaan, and George and John Hall, of Ashley Falls, attended the annual Prom festivities of the Westfield Normal School, Saturday.
 President Seneca Strong, of the Cornpop and Sasf'rilly Club, will prob ably call for court of inquiry and summon all members of that organiza ton who attended the Great Barring. ton Board of Trade banquet, to show why they should not be suspended, ex- pelled or fined.
 Miss Caroline Camps dancing class will not meet next Monday evening but will come together on the follow ing Monday evening, February 22.
 Walter Prichard Eaton, the dramatic critic and author, and Mrs. Eaton, ot Stockbridge, are in New York, where MT. Eaton was speaker Tuesday, at { meeting of the Dramatic League.
 Arthur White is laid up with 6 strained back caused by lifting heavy materials while on the plumbing job al The Garfield.
 Miss Caroline Camp is spending | few days in Torrington, with Mrs Norman Chapin and Mrs. Emma Rood
 Mr. and Mrs. E. $. Roberts enter tained MT. and Mrs. William Bailey of Hartford, Monday.
 For the accommodation of paOpe iron Canaan and stations west, who attend the Lincoln Day concert at Norfolk