Connecticut western news., 1915-10-21
WEST COR WALL
(Too Late for Last Week.

(Too Late for Last Week.
 Eli Spellman and daughter Ethel have been enjoying a vacation.
 Mrs. Nathan Hart Is visiting her son O. w. Hart.
 Mrs. Fitch is visiting in New Britain, having enjoyed an auto ride there with Dr. and Mrs. Robinson.
 w. B. Hubbards s family are quaran- tined for whooping cough which necessitates keeping two children out of school which not only puts the chil. dren back ill their studies but reduces the average of attendance ill the school.
 Ben Cole, who has been in the hospi- tal for appendicitis, has returned home.
 Mrs. Cochrane, her daughter. Mrs. Rogers and grandson James, spent Tuesday in New Milford.
 Miss Helen Rebstock is housekeeper at Rogers Farm and Miss Barrrow is there for the present. Clarence Bailey is also working there. R. K. Southwick is spending some time in Litchfeld. having been sum- moned there for jury duty.
 The new postofice is finished and occupied. The building is very attrac tive and vast improvement on the old one, 10th inside and outside.
 The chapel has new roof and new chimney and is LOW ready for increased numbers at the different meetings.
 Miss Alice Benson, who played for us so acceptably at an entertainment in the chapel and who had only been sick since July. died at her home ill Great Burlington, recently The fun eral being on Sunday. October 3.
 Friday the funeral of Chauncey F. Baldwin was largely attended by friends and neighbors. He had been sick since last June, but was fortunate ill having faithful housekeeper, Mrs. Marsh and an excellent nurse, Miss Merrifield. Most of the time he had been able to get out on the piazza, and some of the time to take short drives. He was 70 years old. He leaves one son, Dr. E. o. Baldwin, of the University of Illi- nois, Urbana, and two grandchildren, Grace and David Baldwin. The house will be closed this winter and the farm will be in charge of F. R. Cole, who has been with Mr. Baldwin over twenty years.
 At the Grange meeting Monday night the subject was Current Events and ex- cellent papers and talks were given MT. Gold giving local news and J. E. Smith local telegraph news. The de- gree team are busily working at their parts and the committee is getting ready for the Halloween party, Friday, October 29, when the costumes are ex- pected to represent characters from books. There will be all orchestra from Torrington, giving those who so desire, chance to dance on the new floor and refreshments later in the eve- ming.
 Next Sunday at the village Sunday school, the roll is to be called, so let every scholar make special effort to be present and see how large an atten. dance we can have. Recruits are desired for all classes, but there is | special effort being made by the classes for young men and young ladies.
 Dr. Grand -Lienard s mother and sis ter from New York have been visiting him for the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Smith have just | returned from a weeks vacation.
 R. ?. Smith and family motored to Torrington, Monday.
 The Mission Study class met Friday with Mrs. Southwick. There was good attendance although the funeral of MT. Baldwin kept some away.
 The prayer meetings on Thursday evening will have different leaders until the first of January. Last week the 0. | E. society had charge, Miss Olive Oliver being leader. This week Mrs. Fitch, representing tfe Mission Study club. will lead the meeting.
 Dr. B. c. Baldwin, of Urbana, H., has been here the past week, called by | the death of his father
 Mrs. Marsh who has kept house for MT. Baldwin the past year and more, with her daughter Althea, has gone to New Haven.
 Read The News next week without | fail; something of special interest to you will appear.