Connecticut western news., 1916-01-06

| Mrs. Jane Mallory spent frlday III Hartford.
 The Misses Martha, Ethel and Louise Moore and a few friends enjoyed a Christmas tree at their home few nights ago.
 Rey. J. E. Tinker, of Clayton. who has been severely i'll for some months, is able to be about, and as he phrased it, ''started the New Year right by attending church at the Clayton chapel last Sunday when Rev. MT. Gillette preached. MT. Gillette con- duets service there once a month.
 Mrs. l.. E. Howe went to Pittsfeld last Saturday to meet her son, John Hillyer, from the West, who will make her an extended visit.
 James Hanlon and Oliver Garter at- tended poultry show ill New York last week.
 Miss Mildred Creevey entertained a few friends at her home on Barlow street last Friday evening.
 Miss Laura Goodwin was a recent guest of Miss Helen Whitford.
 Miss Beatrice Shields, of Waterbury, was a weekend guest of Miss Cath crime McGuire.
 Miss Agnes Harrigan, of Bridgeport, was a weekend guest of. Mrs. Annie Ganci
 Miss Mary Howe is slowly improv- ing from her recent illness. MT and Mrs. Frank Nichols and daughter Dorothy, of Huntsville, were '. New Years guests at L. E. Howe's.
 Be honest with your eyes, they are the windows of your soul. If they need help see Peabody at Ford's music store January 3 and 13.-Adv.
 Miss Ruth Manchester, of Winsted, visited Mrs. w. D. Hayes few days last week.
 Karl Werner was home from Torring- ton over Sunday.
 Gilbert Fitch, Jr., is assisting at D. D. Walters meat market.
 Mrs. Archie Adam has been visiting relatives in Gaylordsville. :. Miss Alice Atwater. of Springfield, is visiting her sister, Mrs. $. G. Camp.
 MT. and Mrs. George W. Hall spent New Years with Miss Lucy Randall in Falls Village.
 Last Sunday-the first Sunday in the New Year-was by common con. sent, community Sunday, or go-to. church Sunday, though no organized movement was set on foot by the local churches to arouse the stay at home Christians. The church attendance at 7 the morning services was. somewhat larger than the average Sunday at- l tendance, and there was special music l and singing In the Methodist church large and well-drilled mems choir was the special attraction.
 Arthur Douglas, of New York, has been visiting his cousin, Donald J. EmmOns.
 Lewis B. Hawkins and son Everett, of Providence, R. l., are guests at Mrs. N. A. Preston's.
 Donald l.. Gill, of Brooklyn, is visit- ing his aunts, the Misses Brown. , Mrs. Thomas McClelland and daugh. I ter are visiting her parents in North Adams, Mass.
 Mrs. c. W. Camp was a guest of relatives in Wintsed last Saturday. Mrs. James Reel spent Tuesday with 5 relatives in Sheffield.
 Miss Clara Merchant was given a genuine surprise party New Years eve. |, by a number of her friends. A most pleasant time was had by all. . MT. and Mrs. E. W. Barrett and T T, hox visiting relatives in Sharon. l Mrs. E. M. Collins spent Monday in } Millerton.
 The o. E. S. social last Friday eve- ming was a decided success both socially and financially. Miss Doria Christmas left last week for Hartford. where she will make her home with an aunt. Miss Louise Trieschmann and Ellen Lindell have returned to Danbury after the holidays spent at their homes here. , MT. and Mrs George Hall. of Ashley Falls, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Allyn Fuller.
 Misses Elizabeth Peirce, Amy Lans- ing and Marion Holsapple returned , Tuesday to Northfield. L. B. Tinker is home from Hillcrest , hospital, Pittsfeld, having improved : greatly from his recent illness. Mrs. F. A. Barber is able to out again after her recent illness. ! MT. and Mrs. H. M. Caulkins, of
 Amenla, were recent guests at A. w. s Holsapple's.
 e Miss Laura Goodwin has returned to s her school duties at Holyoke atfe1
 spending the holidays at her home in . Sodom.
 |. The Hawthorne Club meets today
 with Miss Doane Peirce. The topic p for the afternoon is "Crmiology and I Penology," by Miss Louise Bragg. S The Cranford Club meets today with
 Miss May Smith. The topic for the
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