Connecticut western news., 1917-03-15
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and Frances Clark Hall of Monterey, died at San Diego, Cal. Jan. 29, of three days illness. He was born Oct. 90, 1866. He is survived by his wife and four children, two daughters and two sons, also by two brothers, W. B. Hall of Great Burlington and Alfred B. Hall of Lagrangeville, N. Y., one sis ter, Mrs. M. G. Buckbee of Canaan. , The new heater for the Methodist church, for which Decker & Beebe re- ceived the order last week Monday, was delivered at the church Saturday / of the same week. The work of re moving the old heater was done Mon- day of this week, and the firm plans to have the new one ready for use before next Sunday.
 Miss Ella Brown has been spending few days in New York city. Miss Sarah Adam and Miss Margaret Brown spent several days last week in New York city. Miss Elizabeth Peirce is home from New York.
 Mrs. Smith of Danbury has been wis. iting Mrs. Ada Nicoll.
 E. B. Stone, superintendent of schools spent last Friday and Saturday in New Haven. Miss Sarah Rood was off duty at G. l.. Parsons 6 Sons store few days last week on account of illness.
 Mrs. Frank Nichol of Huntsville spent last Thursday at L. E. Howe's.
 The Hawthorne Club meets this afternoon with Mrs. J. G. Adam. The topic is "Ancient and Modern Chile," by Mrs Allyn Fuller.
 The Uranford Club meets this after l noon with Mrs. Eugene T. Rowe. The topic for the afternoon is Romance of Salt Lake City," by Mrs. F. F. Stevens.
 Mrs. J. J. Jerome of North Adams is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thomas McClelland.
 Master Arthur Brewer went to the House of Mercy hospital in Pittsf1eld last Saturday, where he underwent an operation for adnoids and had his tonsils removed.
 Miss Beatrice McGuire of Waterbury was an over. Sunday guest of Mrs. P. J. Kane.
 Dr. E. L. Thorton and family moved yesterday into 0. 0. Callender's house on West Main street, recently vacated by Dr. G. E. Corwin.
 Mrs. l.. E. Hester entertained the 800 club on Monday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. William Trieschmann of Torrington were Sunday guests at George H. Trieschmann's.
 Miss Florence Benedict of West Corn. wall was ill town on Monday.
 At Pilgrim church Tuesday after noon, Mrs. J. G. Adam, Mrs. I. D. Cam and Mrs. L. A. Caldwell Jr., met group of children for a rehearal of gospel songs. It is planned to have a children's choir each Friday night of Miss Lords meetings.
 Horace B. Stevens celebrated his eighty sixth birthday Tuesday. Few men of that age are as active as MT. Stevens is. The News joins with his many friends in wishing him many more birthdays.
 The Business Mems Association hold the regular monthly meeting tonight at
 
 is desired.
 Attention is called to the reports of condition of the two National Banks as published in another column of this issue of The News.
 Lewis P. Roraback is home from Berkshire school to recuperate from a recent illness at the school.
 Mrs. William Darling of New Haven has been visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. A. Caldwell, ST.
 Miss Louise Trieschmann returned to her duties at Danbury Model schools on Sunday after three weeks illness with jaundice.
 Mrs. Frank Andrews of West Beckett, Mass, visited her sister, Mrs. E. M. Collins on Sunday.
 Mrs. A. E. Eldridge and son Oliver of North Adams, Mass, are visiting at George S. Fuller's, being called by the death of their grandfather. Dwight Allyn of Salisbury.
 Miss Belle Morse of Sheffield called on friends in town on Tuesday.
 The condition of Hugh Corcoran at this writing is that he is improving very slowly after an operation per- formed last week by Dr. Tracy of Pittsfeld.
 Mrs. Oliver Carter was very pleas antly surprised by sixteen of her friends at her home on Church street, Monday evening, the event being in honor of her birthday. Cards, music and games were played, refreshments served and most enjoyable evening spent, all departing at :an early hour, wishing the hostess many happy re. turns of the day.