Connecticut western news., 1915-06-24

 Sheffield.
 P. J. Kelly has closed his paint shop on Church street and is ill New Haven this week.
 MT. and Ms. N. W. Hardenbergh are spending ten days with relatives at Lenoir City, Tenn.
 George Drumm, of Pittsfeld, is spending a two weeks vacation with 1 friends in town.
 Miss Helen Johnson Roys, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis c. Roys, of Windsor, Conn, formerly of East Ga naan, was married Friday to Rev. Irv- ! ing Monroe Anderson of the Windsor | Methodist church. The wedding was solemnized by the pastor of the Con- eregational church and was a pretty and popular affair and largely attended Among the guests were Miss Marjorie Nicoll. cousin of the bride, and MT. Leroy Laffargue, of Canaan.
 Mrs. w. D. Sheldon, who has been confined to her home for some time, re- mains about the same.
 Miss Eva Proper has returned home from visit with friends ill Torrington.
 Mrs. U. G. Warren, daughter Maude, and son. William, are visiting Mrs. Warren's mother, Mrs. s. J. Hamm.
 MT. and Mrs. A. E. Molando left this week for Twin Lakes, where they will remain during the summer.
 Master Henry Wellner is home from his school in Hartford for the summer.
 Miss Mae Lorrain left yesterday for Pittsfeld. after having spent two weeks vacation at E. k. Lorrain's.
 Miss Catherine Heaney, of Bishop Memorial Training School, was a gnest of Miss Mae Lorrain couple of days last week.
 MT. Albert Beaupre and friend mot ored from Springfield, Sunday and called OH MT. Beaupre's brother, Tracy Beaupre.
 MT. and Mrs. George Roger were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ives at Twin Lakes over Sunday.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth odlst church will hold bake sale in the parlors of the cuhrch Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. James Jr., spent Sunday with relatives in Sheffield.
 MT. and Mrs. S. E. Kimball and daughters, of Millerton, spent Sun ay at Eben Kimball's.
 Miss Louise Trieschmann comes home from Danbury, Fridaysfor her summer vacation.
 Recent sales of automobiles by Brewer Brothers are, Ford runabout, to the $. N. E. Telephone Go; Rec runa- bout, to George Belcher, Lime Rock Maxwell runabout, to A. Hu1nes, New Marlborough, Elmore touring car, Samuel Lermond, Canaan.
 Eben Kimball, 'Sr., of Collinsville, spent the weekend at his home.
 Miss Ethel Laidlaw las returned to Oneonta after having spent a week with friends here and at Ashley Falls.
 Miss Helen Baird is visiting relatives in Pittsfeld.
 Canaan guests at the Litchfield County University Club banquet at MT. Carl Stoeckel's Norfolk, Friday eve- nlng, were J. Clinton Roraback, Esq. Dr. J c. Adams, Rev. B. c. Gillette, Dr. c. w. Camp, Dr. F. H. Lee, George Hardenbergh, R. D. Peirce, Joseph L. Parsons and John Rode meyer. Dr. Camp was chosen vice. president of the Club, for North Ca naau, for the coming year.
 Conductor Fred A. Scott, whose ill ness with gallstones was referred to in The News last week. was taken to the House of Mercy ill Pittsfeld, Saturday, from the residence of his brother in law, Station Agent E. c. Finney, on Main street. He had suffered a great amount of pain, and at the hospital the X-ray disclosed gall stones in the blad. der and the passage from the kidneys. He is being treated by experts and his condition is reported as being on the improve.
 About 30 members of Esther Chapter O. E. s., will go to Lakeville tomor- row evening to constitute tue new Taconic Chapter. It is expected that the Grand Chapter officers will be present and a memorable fraternal and festive time is anticipated.
 The Connecticut Farmer gives the following remedy for the pestiferou' cut-worms that have been raising havoc with garden vegetables hereabouts "Mix one-half pound white arsenic (ol , powdered acetate of lean) and one quar } of cheap molasses with about 12 pounds of bran. Place a spoonful at intervals alongside the rows of the crop to b, protected. Keep the hens shut up." Mrs. Charles R. Proctor, of Detroit Mich. who had been spending montl with friends in this region, returned Thursday to her home in Detroit.
 Mrs. George s. Fuller is visiting MT 5 and Mrs. A. E. Eldridge in Blackstone = Mass.
 . Miss Marion Jerome, of Nortl Adams, is a guest of her sister, Mrs Thomas McClelland.
 Rollin M. Rood, of South Manches