Connecticut western news., 1916-09-21

A daughter, Barbara Florence, was born to MT. and Mrs Joseph Beebe at Lakeville. September 6. Mrs. Beebe was formerly Miss Augusta Spaulding of Canaan.
 Mrs. Harry Mulford and Miss Rosalie Imhoff were in Hartford on Friday of last week.
 Miss Dorothy DeMars, of Norfolk, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Edward Brewer and family.
 Miss Helen Leffingwell has returned to New Bedford, Mass, where she will teach the coming year.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. w. Holsapple and Mrs. o. J. Decker are spending this week at Crescent Beach with a party of friends
 Bert Leffingwell left last week for Storrs' Agricultural school, where he will take a course.
 Kenneth Adam is assisting at the Standard Oil Comrany's plant; Grove Leffingwell having resigned.
 Misses Carrie and Alice Lee of New Jersey are guests of their brother, Dr. F. H. Lee.
 Miss Sarah Holley is visiting rela- tives at South Schroon, N. Y.
 We are informed from a reliable source that a consignment of salmon trout fry are to be liberated ill Twin Lakes by the State Board of Fisheries and game.
 While on duty at Lakeville, Satur- day evening Charles O'Connell, a brakeman on the west-end local freight between Poughkeepsie and Canaan, turned on his right ankle, spraining it quite badly.
 Ground was broken today for the cellar of the new house to be erected on the lot recently purchased by Miss Catherine and Michael Mccormick from E. A. and c. M. Brewer on the lower end of Barlow street.
 Margaret A. Collins announces open- ing days Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 25 and 26. A complete line of Fall and Winter hats. No cards.-Adv.
 Margaret A. Collins announces open. ing days Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 20 and 26 A complete line of Fall and Winter hats. No cards.-Adv.
 Mrs Josephine Root celebrated her 9lst birthday quitely last Saturday. Her many former pupils and friends remembered her with shower of birth. day cards.
 Miss Ebba Lindell has entered upon her duties as milliner with Miss Mar garet Collins for the season.
 Mrs. William $. Palmer and son of Lakeville have been visiting at William Drumm's.
 Miss Katherine Abbe returned to Hartford on Tuesday after few weeks vacation spent at Twin Lakes. Miss Frances Abbe returned a few weeks ago to White Plains.
 The library will hereafter be open at the usual hours on Wedneday and Sat. urday of each week, beginning yester- day.
 A new blacksmith shop has been erected at the Conn. Lime Company's kilns in the place of the one recently burned.
 Rev. A. B. Crichton attended the meeting of the Litchfield Archdeaconary at Washington on Tuesday and We'd nesday and read paper.
 Rev. $ P. Cook, the county mission ary of Berkshire, has been holding largely attended meetings with the gospel tent in Clayton On Monday the ministers of southern Berkshire and of Northern Litchfield counties held a picnic and conference there. Among the speakers was Dr. Enrich of Boston. Everett Lyles leaves this week for Bedding Ridge where he will attend school another year.
 Miss Edith Green will be ab sent from her duties until the first of October. She will visit relatives in New York city.
 Miss Suth Strong, office nurse for Colt 6 Pallock of Pittsfeld, Mass, was an over Sunday guest of her sister, Mrs. c. H. Pease.
 Miss Marion Higgins was home from i Danbury Normal school over the week end.
 George Drumm, of Bainbridge, N. Y., is visiting friends in town.
 Miss Margaret E. Roger of Winsted was an over Sunday guest at N. W. Moore's.
 Charles French of Waterbury has been visiting friends in town.
 Miss Mary Finnegan of New York city is visiting her sister, Miss Cath erine Finnegan.
 Jerome Holcomb of ScraD ton, Pa., is visiting at Jerome Roots. Mrs. l.. E. Roberts and Misses Helen and Dorothy Roberts have been guests of Mrs. H. B. Ives at Twin Lakes.
 William Schmidt has moved from Hiram Beebe's rooms into Edward Greer's house on Reed street.
 Mrs Fraleiph has moved from A