Connecticut western news., 1916-07-06

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 Grant Carter was home for the holi- day. He went to Waterbury, Wednes- day morning. where he has accepted position with the Apothecaries Hall Company, ot that city.
 A. F. Walter and family, of Wayne, Pa., arrived at Twin Lakes yesterday for the summer.
 Major Samuel A. Bennett. who has been stopping at the Naples for few weeks, has returned to New Brighton, N. Y.
 Jesse Clark and son Lester, of Till son, N. Y, visited their cousins, F. B. Dewey and Mrs. Olive Carter, over the Fourth. Mr. Clark is in the em- ploy of the Ontairo 6 Western railroad connected with the bridge builders.
 John A. Hubbard, of Niagara Falls, spent the Fourth here and attended the alumni dance. He came direct from Plattsburgh, where he had been in the training camp for month. J. Henry Roraback has disposed of his grey Pope Hartford runabout, and procured a new high.class six-cylinder, black Marmon car that attracts atten. tion and admiration from all the local auto sharks.
 Rev. H. l. Bodley has been visiting his sister, Miss Mary Bodley.
 Burton Peirce, of Bridgeport, spent the Fourth in town.
 Amatuer vaudeville for the benefit of the Visiting Nurse Association of Great Burlington, to be given at Mahaiwe Theatre next Friday and Saturday. See advertisement in another column. F. F. Stevens's five pound brown trout, mounted by Taxidermist Rudge is now on exhibition in Dempsey's store window.
 Mrs. John Benway, of Torrington, visited friends in town over Sunday. | At the Methodist church Communion service last Sunday one member of the Sunday school was received into church membership on confession of faith.
 Dr. and Mrs. Dyer, of Detroit, Mich, visited at Judge A. T. Roraback's the past week. Mrs. Dyer was formerly Miss Lucy Greene and is cousin of the Judge.
 Mary Pickford, the high priced star, will be the attraction at Town Hall, in Behind the .Scenes'' next Monday evening. =
 | There will be a conference or busi- ness meeting of the Canaan Equal Franchise League at the rectory-the use which has been kindly offered by Rev. MT. Crichton-next Friday after noon, July IA. Mrs. Taylor and the secretary and few other out of town suffragists will be present, and all the members of the Canaan League are urged to attend. .~l- '~
 Harvey Drumm killed by one shot, 8 female woodchuck and her baby that had been ravaging Miss Bridges gar den few days ago.
 The forenoon train coming north will ! be restored to the time table next Mon- day and it is expected this train will bring the mail which does not get here until noon, under the present schedule.
 The Fourth was observed in becom- ing fashion at the Girls Friendly House. Services were held, Rev. J. F. Mitchell gave a talk on his exper- fences in the war, and in the evening there were fireworks and dance.
 Miss Jessie o. Hart, who has been spending few weeks at The Naples, has returned to her home in West Corn wall.
 Miss Mary Mcclure, of Hartford, spent the Fourth at her home here.
 Miss Bridget Kane is visiting Miss Mary Kane in Millerton for 8 few days.
 i MT. and Mrs. E. B. Stone entertained Mrs. Stones father and mother, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Conn, of Darien, from Saturday until Wednesday.
 Mrs. s. A. Kemp. of Great Barring ton, spent the Fourth in town.
 George Scutt and family and Charles Scutt and family, of Philmont, N. Y., were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Scutt.
 Mrs. Mary Geikie Adam has rented her house on East Main street to MT. Hood, of East Orange, N. J., for the season, who took possession, with his family last Saturday.
 The offering at Pilgrim church next Sunday will be for the Ministerial Re- lief Fund.
 Lester J. Root with his wife and lit- tie daughter, of Bristol, are visiting relatives in town.
 Miss Jennie Pratt, of Great Barring. ton, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. F. A. Coons.
 Arthur Douglass, of New York, was a guest of his aunt, Mrs. George l.. Parsons, over Sunday.
 Miss Ruth Curtiss was home from Poughkeepsie over Sunday.
 Stanley Mather is the owner of a bran new Frisco runabout.
 Timothy Mcclure. of Hartford ia