Connecticut western news., 1917-04-05

There will be no meeting or the Cranford Club this week, l
 Nelson L. Parsons returned Tuesday | to Mount Hermon School.
 Mrs. Augusta Giddings has returned to her home in Kent after few days visit with Mrs. c. s. Fuller.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Lyon motored 1 to Torrington and Waterbury on Sun. day.
 Paul Lorrain has returned from a trip to Boston.
 Annette Lansing is confined home by illness.
 E. W. Warner was in Hartford few days last week.
 | Mrs. c. B. Shaw and son. Richard will leave Saturday for Walton N. r., where they will visit relatives for a few weeks.
 The topic for the. Pilgrim Church Brotherhood Class next Sunday will be "The right uses of money"; Leader, Frank Whiting.
 The meetings of the Pilgrim Young Peoples Society will be resumed next Sundayssat 6 :45. Topic The Significance of Easter; leader, Miss Ruth Hatmaker. There will be special music.
 Miss Marion Hugins is home from Danbury Normal for the Easter vaca- tion.
 Little Roscoe Benjamin entertained few of his friends at his home on East Main St., Monday afternoon, the event being in honor of his fifth birth day.
 Mrs. Hawley Wickwire of Falls Village spent last Thursday at Charles Moore s.
 Little Louise Brewer, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. A. Brewer, is in the House of Mercy, Pittsield for slight operation.
 Charles Sheldon moved Saturday into the house recently vacated by John Maroon, MT. Maroon moving into his new home on East Main St. David Roger spent the weekend with Mrs. Roger at Virgil Miller's in Sheffield. Monday he went to Great Harrington to commence his duties as salesman at the Tyler Shoe Store. ) The social held in Odd Fellows Hall 5 last Friday evening under the auspices of the Rebekah Lodge No. 49, was a r decided success in social way as we'll
 as netting good sum for the treasury. 7 Progressive whist was played. Prizes were awarded, the first prizes being
 awarded to Miss Ruth Hatmake: and Leonard Caldwell, the consolation
 D1l1 md Fred Brewer. Light refreshments were served. MT. and Mrs. Julius Fisher and Mrs.
 Charles loub, of New York; and Mrs. Fred Beverly, of Cohoes, N. Y, spent
 from Thursday until Saturday with MT. and Mrs. John Rodemeyer and MT. and Mrs. H. L. Ross.
 Charles Beaujon entered upon his : new duties Monday morning at the Fuller Hardware Co.'S. store Miss Cecile Hughes of Waterbury if ? visiting Mrs. John Smith on Bragg Street.
 Albert Pearson has moved into rooms | in Hiram Beebe's house on West MaiI Street.
 James Flynn has been off duty al the Canaan Mercantile Cos. store witt ' an attack of the German measles. Frank Blass was home from Torring - ton last week.
 Miss Helen Dewey was confined tt . the house last week with the "Germar measles'.
 Mrs. J. H. Lansing and Mrs. San J Reel spent last Thursday in Hartford. Mrs. s. W. Barnes returned las
 Saturday from two weeks visit witt T her son, Albert and family on Slater , Island.
 William Vermillyea moved into ths Whitford house recently vacated by A $ Pearson.
 Miss Catherine Mccormick has beer in Litchfield for about week assisting y at the Litchfeld Enquirer office.
 Miss Helen Eggleston of Salisbury :. has accepted the position recently re- @ signed by Miss Catherine McCormicl !. and commenced her duties on Monday
 Miss Catherine Fiunegan is spending 6 the week with her sister in New Yorl t city.
 '- Mrs. J. H. Lansing entertained thu
 500 Club at her home on East Mail F. Street, Monday afternoon. [. Roselle Underwood has moved int
 the rooms recently vacated by Clifford IT Fitzgerald.
 1t Mrs. Catherine Morris and daughte is Catherine have moved from Norfoll 'f into Mrs Mary Devine's residence ol st Church Street. M Mrs. J. M. Bonney of Hartford i 10 visiting her daughter, Mrs. N. E le Storm.
 Forbes Adam is home from Exeter 1- N. H.. for the Easter vacation.