Connecticut western news., 1915-03-25

l and Mrs. H. E. Holt.
 Misses Adella and Lydia Merwin were home from TOrringtOu over Sun day.
 Miss Lila Gibbs, of Great Barring ton, was a week end guest of Mrs. N. Watson Hardenbergh.
 Mrs. Irving Whiting, of Lakeville, spent Saturday last with Miss Ruth Ostrander.
 Grade one of the public school held the attendance banner for the week ending March 12. This is the result of an exceptionally good showing ill attendance by the grade. Grades ' and hold the banner for perfect at tendance for the week ending April 19.
 The Missionary Society of Pilgrim church met with Mrs. Horatio Adam on Wednesday afternoon and the Mission Circle met with Miss Bragg on Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. H. P. Tracy, of Falls Village, was in town Monday.
 Miss Louise G. Chapman, supervisor of music in the public schools, is at tending the convention of the National Music Supervisors Association at Pitts burgh, Penn.
 Miss Ella Considine returned Satur- day evening after spending a few days with friends in New York city.
 The town teams have been drawing gravel to spread over the muddy sur face of the school playgrOunds, making a great improvement around the school | house.
 John G. Beckley, of Hartford. was a week end guest of his mother, Mrs. $. i c. Beckley.
 Miss Lousie Trieschmann comes home Easter vacation.
 Misses Mary Fitch and Ellen Lindell arrive home from Danbury tomorrow night for their Easter vacation.
 Mrs. Clarence Gillette, of Hartford, called on friends in town on Saturday.
 The subject for the address at the Lenten vesper serv1ce atPilgrim church tomorrow will be "Horace Ptkin the missionary martyr of our day" This will be the last of the series on "The witness of the Martyrs. " The hour of the service is 3:30.
 The subject for the picture talk at the Pilgrim church young peoples meeting next Sunday evening will be Leonardo De Vinci's, "The Last Sup per-" with an account of visit to it in Milan.
 Eben Kimball, Sr., and son $. E. Kimball, of Millerton, made business trip to Albany last week, where $. E. Kimbal purchased a pair of horses.
 A. A. Knight, who has pneumonia, is reported better this week. O. T. Vosburgh has purchased from Brewer Brothers a Ford runabout car, upon which he has fixed a delivery body, and now gets about in lively fashion.
 Samuel Reel has purchased build ing lot near the west end of Bragg street just off West Main and will build a house on 1t this spring. Ground was broken for the cellar, this week.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Dudley, of
 
 daughter, Mrs. E. l.. Roberts and family.
 The Boy Scouts have rented the build ing of Dr. c, w. Camp that Miss Potter used for a private school at one time. The Cranford Club will be enter tained at the home of Mrs. J. G. Root this afternoon. The topics of the after noon are Benjamin Franklin, presented by Mrs. G. W. Hall, and Stephen Girard presented by Mrs. Frank Hitch cock.
 Joseph Quinn was home from Hart ford, Sunday. .,
 Miss Elizabeth Hughes, of Water bury, has been visiting at John Smith s on Bragg Street.
 Mrs Edward Greer, of Millerton, N. Y., called on friends in town last Fri day.
 William O'Brien, of Hartford, for merly of Canaan, called on friends here last week.
 J. Clinton Roraback's Buick auto is being repainted, at Norfolk, and will be put into commission about May l.
 A string of nine bran new automo- biles-fve ReOs and four Forls-Were lined up outside the Brewer Brothers garage on Railroad street, Thursday afternoon, and photographed by John Armstrong. Two of the autos had been sold, both Reos, one siX-cylinder to A. H. Herriman, and four-cylinder to R. D. Peirce. The show of new, shiny cars gave an aspect of Madison Square Garden to the scene.
 MT. and Mrs. Perrin Stanton, of East Chatham, spent Sunday at J. B. Jeff ingwell's.
 Miss Helen Rhoades is visiting rela- tives in East Chatham.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Brewer enter tained few friends at their home last Friday evening. The event was in the nature of a St. Patrick Day party.