Connecticut western news., 1915-06-24

MFS. NelSOn HearSOn, Ol HldlnNllle, is visiting her son, Albert Pearson.
 Arthur Douglas, of Brooklyn, is spending his vacation with relatives here.
 Mrs Thomas McClelland was matron of honor at the wedding of her cousin, Miss Beatrice A. Jerome to Raymond W. Pixley at Stockbridge, Mass, last Wednesday, June 16.
 Miss Margaret Elizabeth Shantry, of Norfolk, and Eric Francis Anderson, of Lakeville, foreman ill the employ of the Southern Telephone Company, were mar jed at the Immaculate Con- ception par sh house at Norfolk, Thurs day, June IT.
 Keith Adam has accepted position in Naugatuck.
 At a regular meeting of Esth CT Chapter. No. 72. o. E. S., held last week Wednesday evening, it was de- cided to discontinue the meetings dur ing the months fo July and August.
 Among the Hartford boys graduated, this year, from the Hotchkiss school al Lakeville, was Walker Corbin, son of Tax Commissioner and Mrs. William H. Corbin, who will enter Yale in Sep tember. Mir. and Mrs. Corbin and Miss Elinor COrbin attended the commence meut exercises.
 Professor Franklin H. Giddings, of Columbia university, former resident of Great Burlington, and brother of Attorney Charles Giddings, of that town. is one of 4S defendants named in a case brought ill New York to re- cover $191 which George Payne claims is due him in salary and expenses for work he performed in charge of the literary bureau of the Anti Murphy democrats" in August, 1914.
 The special town meeting for the purpose of acting on the proposition to incerase the school house facilities ill District No. ?, next Saturday afternoon at o'clock, should not be forgotten. The ladies will have voice in this meeting, and on this matter they should make that voice heard.
 Miss Mary Kiliawee is learning to be an operator at the $. N. E. telephone office.
 Mrs. Bassett, of Sheffield has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. James Reel, Jr.
 Judge Storm, who has been visiting at o. J. Decker's for some time returned to his home in Gravesend, L. l., on Tuesday.
 Miss Adella Merwin is home from Torrintgon for the summer.
 Miss Sarah Holley spent Sunday with her brother ill Lakeville.
 Mrs. Glass and daughter Edith have been in Otisville, N. Y, for a few days. MT. Glass will join her today, and spend his two weeks vacation in that section, their former home.
 MT. James Quinn is spending few days with the family of his son, James Quinn, Jr., in Pittsfeld.
 Ivanhoe Scott and George Heffernan are the only members ill Canaan. of the railway clerks union, and they are intently watching the progress of negotiations between the heads of the order and the railroad officials, upon which will depend the question whether a strike will be ordered.
 Hiram Eddy Camp, Sons of Veterans, will hold the regular endof- of-the-quarter meeting ill Lakeville, tonight.
 MT. Marcus H. Rogers, of Mill River, and Mrs. Rogers, have returned from their sojourn in Cuba, and were in town Monday, looking as if the salubri- ous climate of our neighboring island ) agreed with them.
 Mrs. Julia Messenger has had her house OH Church street, re-painted. Walter Collar and family, of Norfolk, were Sunday guests at E. W. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes, of Winsted, were in town Monday. Miss Elizabeth Dickson, of Thomas , ton, is visiting her friend, Miss Ellen Lindell.
 George M. Lasher is now picking some of the finest, large luscious straw berries from his vines and supplying 5 the stores i'll town with them. } Miss Ellen Lindell came home from Danbury Normal Tuesday evening for her summer vacation. ) Mr. Lambert, division superintend- 5 ent of Borden's S and MT. Hulford, vet erinary doctor, from Chatham, were in town on business Monday. Miss Emily Tallerdy, of Lakeville, is visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Howe.
 2 Rev. Clarence o. Hicks, of Sheffield, will officiate at the 10:45 service at Christ Church next Sunday while the rector goes to Norfolk to take the ser T ! vice in the Episcopal church there.
 Legs of lamb this week are as fancy as we have ever offered. Choice cuts of roast beef and veal. This is the , season for broilers and you can get them at Badgley's market. Fresh fish l every Friday. ' Miss Mary P. Fitch is one of the graduates of the Danbury Normal this