Connecticut western news., 1916-11-02
Lewis P. Roraback was home from his school at Sheffield on Sunday.

his school at Sheffield on Sunday.
 Dr. F. $. Parsons and family motor ed to Canaan, Sunday calling on rela- tives during the afternoon.
 Miss Emma A. Lawrence is having her residence on Granite avenue re- painted. Artist Streck is doing the job.
 Mrs. J. H. Smith spent part of the week with friends in Poughkeepsie.
 If the party who removed the poster announcing the Epwort,. League supper from the postoffice, will return the same to The News office it will be ap- preciated.
 Peabody-ophthalm optician will be at Mrs. M. A. Halls, Falls Village, Nov. I and 2, and at Ford's music store, Canaan, Nov. 3 and 4 and at Maple Shade Inn, Salisbury, Nov. 6 and 7.-Adv.
 An auto party from Hartford rolled into town last Friday morning for an autumnal outing in the country and spent the day exploring the wjlds of Toms hill in the interest of scientific research. The party consisted of Mrs. c. H. Keeney, the proprietor and "manipulator" of the car, her son, Ed ward Keeney, herpetologist and geolo- gist of some note, his two assistants, Messrs. Leonard Strong and Gardner Beerwort, Mrs. A. M. Strong, the chaperon, and Mrs. N. F. Strong and Mrs. W. G. Beerwort. The party To. cated fine den of the Zamensis Con. strictor and MT. Keeney succeeded in capturing fine specimen which ne took to Hartford to add to his collec- tion. Also several geological specimins and peculiar formations were taken. No invention has effected so much economic advantage at so small a cost to the individual participant as the telephone.
 Messrs. Freeman Dempsey, Oliver Carter, David Roger and Harry Holt motored to Albany, N. Y, on Sunday ] to visit Grant Carter
 Mrs. Freeman Dempsey and sons have been visiting her parents in Salis- bury.
 Mrs. Leslie Purdom of Cambridge, Mass, and Mrs. Jules Mignery of Great Burlington were recent guests of Mrs. E. l.. Rowe.
 Mrs. A. W. Nicoll and William Nicoll of Brooklyn visited John Nicoll last week.
 William J. Reel was in Hartford last week Thursday on business.
 Mrs. Mary Corcoran accompanied her daughter Miss Kathryn, to Millerton, on Thursday of last week, where Miss Kathryn will spend the winter with her grandparents.
 Miss Ethel and Edna Barrett were given farewell party by their friends last Friday evening.
 William Torrant and Miss Lena Blair motored over the Mohawk Trail ] on Sunday.
 Consult the directory before you place telephone call.-Adv. The Cranford Club have an enter. tainment this evening in the town hall, "Sense and Nonsense," by Mrs. E. l.. Nettleton of New Haven.
 H. R. Whitford and Rufus Whitford have purchased house near Milford and will make that their future home. They are moving their household goods from here.
 Miss Bertha Prindle of New Haven visited schools here last Friday and stayed with Miss E. Ruth Ostrander.
 The new electric light recently placed at the foot of the hill on Reed street, is very much appreciated by the residents of that end of the town.
 After being laid up with sprained ankle for about eight weeks, Charles O'Connell, has resumed his duties as brakeman on the c. N. E.
 Misses Pearl Davis and Marion Higgins were home from Danbury Normal from Friday until Sunday.
 Samuel Bradley of Winsted, who has just returned from the Mexican border, has been visiting James Reel SIZE
 John Hall of Torrington and LeRoy Hall of Great Burlington were at M. G. Buckbee's over Sunday; alsoMildred Buckbee was home from Hartford.
 s. A. Eddy and family, who have been at Twin Lakes, returned to their home in New York last week.
 Miss Minnie Peirce is visiting in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
 Rev. Samuel Adam of Clyde, N. Y, is visiting relatives here.
 Miss Bessie Bonney of Hartford is visiting her sister, Mrs. N. E. Storm.
 Mrs. Charles Seaman and sons, who have been visiting her brother, N. E. Storm, have returned to their home in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 The Hawthorne Club meets today with Mrs. E. V. Nestell. Topic will be Impressions of South America, by Mrs. 0. J. Camp of Winsted.