Connecticut western news., 1915-02-18

quet of the master plumbers association of Bridgeport, at the Stratfield Hotel i'll that city, Thursday night, and deliver ed an address on Sanitation and Heat ing in Europe. There were 66 master plumbers in attendance, and MT. Creevey was given a rising vote of thanks at the conclusion of his address.
 The May meeting of the Litchfield Archdeaconry will be held at Christ Church, Canaan.
 John Madigan, of Hartford, has been visiting friends in town.
 Miss Mary Passini, of Falls Village, visited friends in town recently.
 Miss Marjorie Lowe, of Lime Rock, was a recent guest of friends in town.
 Mrs Benjamin Baldwin and son Arthur, of Chapinville, visited relatives here over Sunday.
 "Everybody doing something for the church" is the slogan of Christ Church. A comprehensive slogan it is, and full of meaning for growth and prosperity, both spiritually and materially.
 The new boiler of the heating system of the Canfield Hotel was fired up Fri day, and Mr. Creevey's verdict is that it works like charm.
 John H. Hurlburt, of the Hartford telephone central office, was in town Saturday, calling on friends. MT. Hurlburt formerly lived i'll Lime Rock, where his father, the late Prof. Hurl- burt, was principal of the Rocky Dell Institute for many years.
 Mrs. H. L. Ross and Mrs. George Roger attended the recital given by John Mccormack, the ramous "Irish tenor," in Hartford, Tuesday evening.
 Miss Mary Eldridge and Miss Isabella Eldridge, of Norfolk, have gone to Palm Beach, Fla, to spend some time.
 Miss Anna Brown is very sick and under the care of nurse, Miss Slighter, of Pittsield.
 Miss Mary Fitch was home from Danbury from Thursday until Monday.
 Norman Moore is back on duty after two weeks illness.
 Telephone orders for baking filled at The Naples and delivered. d.-Adv.
 J.V. Adams spent Sunday in Hart ford.
 A very enjoyable Valentine party was given by MT. and Mrs. Frank Whiting and Miss Helen Hanlon at their home Monday evening. Progress i've whist was indulged in, there be- ing four tables. Mrs. G. M. Brewer won the lady's prize and Harry A. Holt the gentleman's.
 Miss Mildred Creevey had bad fall on the ice one day last week, splinter ing her collar bone.
 Miss Ruth Ostrander was 8 weekend guest of Mrs. Irving Whiting ill Lake vile.
 Miss Catherine Roraback returned home last Thursday from an extended visit in Brooklyn and Wayne, Pa.
 Mrs. James Bonney, of Hartford, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. N. E. Storm.
 Miss Madeline Moore, of Danbury, a former teacher in the High School, was in town Friday night.
 Miss Ethel Barrett entertained few of her friends at her home on East Main street, last Friday afternoon, the event being in honor of her birthday.
 A very attractive sign, "The Maples'' now hangs in front of Miss Louise Bragg's home.
 Miss Helen Whitford has been visit ing in Pittsfeld.
 Miss Sarah Stark is in Millerton car ing for Mrs. Murray, who is very sick.
 Miss Ellen Lindell was home from Danbury from Thursday until Monday. ; Henry Koehler, of West Cornwall, is visiting at G. H. Trieschmann's. Miss Mary Finnegan, of New York, has been visiting her sister, Miss Cath crime Finnegan. :... :,
 George H. Trieschmann's father has been very ill at MT. Trieschmann's home. He is in his 88th year. "" Miss Ersel Passini finished her duties at J. H. Roraback's, Monday.
 .'W.P. Stage is back in town, He has the position as fireman on the switcher. Little Dorothy Hathaway is improv. ing slowly from her recent illness. Harry Rudge,, of Great Harrington, is visiting his cousin, D. J. Emmons and family.
 Miss Charlotte Lucas, of South Gan aan, who attends High school here, en tered the Hillcrest hospital at Pittsfeld Sunday for an operation. For a copy of the Bradentown, Flor {, ida, Evening Journal, "the only daily newspaper published in the land o Manatee, " we are indebted to Jimmie Lyles, who with his mother, Mrs. H E. Lyles, Mrs. R. D. Peirce and Mis- 3 Doane Peirce, is luxuriating in th' l tropical atmosphere of the land o. t oranges and aligators.
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