Connecticut western news., 1916-12-07

Harold huSSell or GlbtsHelu speub Thanksgiving at his home in Ames' vile.
 Archibald Barney and friend of Waterbury spent Manufacturing at Sid- q ney Vosburgh's in Amesville.
 The Wallace family and Ed. Dickin- sons family spent Thanksgiving with Lloyd Proper in Canaan.
 Miss Hazel Decker of Lee E ent Thanksgiving at Mrs. Merton's.
 Mrs. $. B. Sabin of Pittsfeld has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Maria Rectal of Philmont, N. r., is spending the winter at Mrs. I. Ayers in Amesville. , New books added recently to The David M. Hunt Library: Handbook of New England, Sargent Tales of the Labrador, Grenfell Penrod & Sam, Tarkington Lady Courrie, Ward Wonderful Year, Locke Enoch Crane, Smith The World for Sale, Parker Prudence Says So, Hueston Rainbow's End, Beach A Circuit Riders Widow, Harris A Voice in the Wilderness, Lutz From the House tops. McCutcheon Mary Gusta, Lincoln Morning Face. Porter Georgina of the Rainbows, Johnston Enning Lou's Road to Grace, Martin Miss Norma Hazeltine is at home from Peekskill for the Thanksgiving. Francis Pulver has left the employ of pr. F. s. Skiff and has accepted a position in Bridgeport.
 A new barn to replace the one burned several months ago is being erected on the place occupied by Charles l.. Smith.
 Mrs. W. L. Willard visited her broth- CT in Cornwall over Sunday and Mon- day.
 Miss Sadie Dickinson is home after spending several days with her sister in Canaan.
 It is hoped there will be a large at. tendance at the firemen's dance tomor- row evening.
 Mrs. William Parlett of East Lee, who with her husband, conducted the hotel in this place few years ago, died at her home the last of the week.
 William H. Gillette has been home from Hartford for few days.
 The condition of Bernard Smith, who has been SO very i'll for several weeks, is reported as considerably improved.
 Edward Howe has returned from a visit of several weeks with his son in Boston.
 Preston Ward is back in school again after a seize of measles,
 Rev. T. w. Haven attended the ~r eha MathnIfcf Yafpfetpro fl fl Gaylordsvlile, Tuesday.
 Harry E. Brink took first prizes on his birds at South Norwalk aud Dan bury poultry exhibits.
 Miss Ruth Hillyer spent Tuesday in Danbury.
 Miss Alice Wilkinson was a visitor in Pittsfield last Saturday.
 George H. Dean Is on jury duty this week in Hartford.
 George Judd still continues on tho sick list but is gradually improving.
 Rev. T. W. Haven will takc as his topic Sunday morning, "The Incarna- tion.'
 Charles Lucas was home from Hart. ford from Wednesday to Sunday. Charles Is a student at Morse Business College.
 Eugene McGowan was home from Bridgeport for Thanksgiving.
 Miss May Morrison, teacher in tht Huntsville. school has been on the sich list. Miss Ray Hazeltine has acted al her substitute in the school.
 The first rehearsal for the Commun ity Christmas tree entertainment wal held at the Hunt Library, Monday night, Miss ]. O. Bart in charge.
 The program is being arranged ant will be announced soon. The generou response for funds is very gratifying t' those in charge.
 Mrs. George I. Ayres spent Tuesda, in Salisbury.
 John Wilkinson was in BridRepor over Thanksgiving.
 Mrs. William Hurlburt and dauPhte Ida of Cornwall visited Mrs. Charle Hathaway over Sunday.
 The signal post at the Point of Rock IS in position but as yet no bells ar ringing: it is expected to complete tn installation within few days. A meeting of the Equal Franchis League was held in the town room Err day afternoon and plans were discusse for carrying on the work in Falls Vii lage for the enfranchisement of wome according to plans outlined in the rt cent state convention. An effort wi be made by the state association tn year to get presidential and muncipi suffrage from the coming legislatuI and Falls Village hopes to do its shal of the work. Six new members ioint making the present number twent, nine.