Connecticut western news., 1917-11-01
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 anniversary of the conservation of
 ishop Brewster.
 Mrs. A. K. Rhoades will leave the nd of the week for Staten Island, Fhere she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Albert Barnes and family.
 Inste ad of metal shingle roof be. hg put on H. D. Humphreys house, as eported in The News last week, it is a late roof. E. s. Pease has the contact.
 The Canfield has posted new bill loard in front of the hotel with the unch room menu on same.
 Mrs. Mary Sewart has been visiting elatives in Albany and Pittsfield. dass.
 Miss Gertrude Hugins was home rom Lakeville over Sunday.
 Wilbur Stowe and Miss Mary Fitch notored from South Kent and spent the week. end at Gilbert Fitch Sr's.
 Frank B. Blass was home from Tor ington over Sunday.
 Mrs. w. N. Decker has returned rom her visit with relatives in Spring Held, Mass.
 Rev. B. Seeholtzer was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Stevens all asst week, returning to his home ill Bethel on Friday.
 Rev. w. A. Mackay was entertained ht Church Terrace during his stay here.
 Howard Brewster was home from Damp Devens. Aver. Mass. from Satur' day until Monday.
 Miss Louise Trieschmann was the over Sunday guest of friends in Bridge bort. "
 Mrs. E. T. Rowe spent the weekend with relatives in Oyster Bay, L. I.
 Mrs. Donald Mayhaim of Greenfield, Mass, has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Wm. Davis.
 Miss Marion Higgins was home from Danbury Normal over Sunday.
 Babb and Mccormick have treated their lunch cart to fresh coat of paint.
 Charles Frenchl of Colebrook is spend;ng few days at F. F Stevens.
 A union Sunday school teachers .training class was organized on Mon kday evening at the home of Mrs. F. F. laStevens. There was good number of 3Sunday school teachers in attendance. 1t was voted to have meeting every Monday night for ten weeks at the home of Mrs. Stevens. It is hoped all Is. s. teachers will attend these meet ipgs. &
 On and after November 1st, the s. l N. E. Telephone company will collect war tax of cents on all toll line calls of 15 cents or over. This will un. doubtedly make extra work for the company. as we'll as reducing the num- Der of toll calls. Tn spite of the stormy. weather, about 90 Odd Fellows motored to Win sted Tuesday evening to attend the dis l trict meeting. ask5~ On Thursday, All Saints Day, there will be celebration of the Holy Com munion at Christ Church at 10:8O. Mrs. W. H. Mills has made plans to ! leave for Troy. N. Y, where she will make an indefinite stay. Dr. H. l.. Ross has returned from a 1 two weeks stay at his camp in the l Adirondacks. Miss Katharine Morris of Danbury was the over-Sunday guest of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Morris.
 MT. and Mrs. Willard Benson and daughter of Stanfordville, N. r.. were over-Sunday guests at W. N. Beebe's.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. M. CAulkins motored from Amenia, N. Y, and spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. A. W. Holsapple. ..-5.@& 's..-. <. At the meeting held by Christ 1 Church guild in the parish house last l Friday afternoon, officers for the ensu. ing year were elected as follows; Presi- dent, Mrs. Jerome Root, Vice Presi. dent, Mrs G. H. Trieschmann and Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs Charles Moore. Meetings will be held every Friday afternoon in the Parish house unless otherwise stated. Mrs. F. F. Stevens goes to Plymouth on Saturday so as to take part in the services on Sunday. in that place MT. and Mrs. Edward Slye and children motored from Hartford and visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. R. D. Miller is spending two weeks with her mother and other rela tites in Oswego, N. Y. Ladies Aid Society will meet witt Miss Mattie Manvel Friday of thil week at the usual hour. The Epworth League of the M. E Church cleared about $26 from their Harvest supper held in the church 1 dining rooms last Wednesday night. Jerome Hayward has been spending fsSv days with friends in Torrington his former home. MT. Hayward has spent the past five years at Michae Keane's in East Canaan, but if his \ nlans he has in view matarializa hf