Connecticut western news., 1916-07-20

now much we loved her. The dear Mother has passed to her great reward leaving the broken circle in her home that can never more be filled, only leaving those that mourn to live to meet her in the sweet bye and bye where parting and sad good. byes shall never more be said, is the wish of the writer. Friend.
 The Bartle group of buildings, store, garage, barn, etc., have been painted an attractive combination of grey and white by F. E. Egleston.
 The annual meeting of the Hunt Library Association was held yester. day afternoon.
 Misses Kittie and Jewel Grace, of Philadelphia, are spending portion of the summer at Barney Smiths.
 Miss Anna O'Brien visited at Barney Smiths. Saturday and Sunday and took Miss Florine Pequigney back with her.
 Mrs. Frank Reed returned to her Eome in Binghampton, N. Y., Tuesday morning, after rather extended visit here.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry McKeop and son Richard, and Mrs. A. Ruetha, of Bridgeport, are visiting at B. c. Heinz's.
 Miss Roberta Hartung and Miss Sadie Hillyer, of Easton, Penn.. are spend ing a few weeks at their camp in Huntsville.
 Miss Marie Smith and Miss Evelyn McCabe. of Great Burlington, visited Miss Smiths brother and Miss Sarah Rogers over Sunday.
 Wetaug Tribe, No. AZ, I. O. R. M. will install officers Saturday evening, July 22. District Deputy Reaugeaut and staff of Torrington, will have charge of the work.
 Richard P. Smith, District Deputy, will go to Torrington, this evening to "raise up the chiefs' of Mohawk Tribe, No. 12.
 The parcels post party in the Metho- dist church parlors, Wednesday eve- ming was an enjoyable and successful affair and we'll attended. There were many amusing features when the pack ages were opened. Mrs. George Ayres found she had purchased a nursing nipple and baby's comb. s. L. Frear drew a pair of infants shoes, and re- marked that he was believer ill the Wilson policy of preparedness.
 Alonzo Decker. who had been em. ployed as driver for the Bordens for three years, has resigned and taken a position in Lee, to which place he re. moved his family ard household goods Tuesday.
 Fred Egleston fell through a defec- tive cellar door at his home last week and bruised his side so severely that he was unable to work for week or more. No bones were broken.
 Miss Lucy Wehlner, of Brooklyn, is visiting her father, MT. H. B. Smith.
 Station Agent Ferguson has moved his household goods to this place and he and his bride are getting happily settled in their new home.
 Mr. and Mrs. George E. Frink spent the week end at Woodmont, guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank B. Wood, of New Rochelle. Mr. Wood was a former resident of West Cornwall.
 Dr. Skiff has closed a contract with
 
 worker, for a fine monument to be erected on his plot in Grassy Hill Cemetery.
 Henry Dean was taken to Pittsfield hospital Friday evening, for treatment for hemorrhoids.
 Mrs. A. W. Gray and Miss Hallock entertained the Camp Fire Girls at a porch dance at the Pines, Friday eve ming, which proved a most delightful occasion.
 Mrs. Clarissa Hoisert has been spend. ing few days with Mrs. K. Benjamin.
 William Carrigan entertained several friends for few days.
 Michael Hines is to take MT. Decker's place on the Borden milk wagon.
 Bernard Smith is the new clerk at Frjnk's dlug store for the summer.
 MT. Hilton is the new bookkeeper al Borden's.
 Mrs. R. Ford and friend, from River, ton, called on Falls Village friends Saturday.
 William Flanagan left Sunday after. noon for New York City for few days.
 William E. Rectal and family of Ca.