Connecticut western news., 1917-09-13

Howell Ere oman IS With ms grand mother, Mrs. Louise Smith and attend ing High School.
 John Graves has returned from visiting relatives in Syracuse and Red field.
 Frank Corcoran spent from Friday until Sunday in Millerton, N. r.
 A very pleasani afternoon was spent at the home of the Misses Evelyn and Isabelle Lindell last Saturday after noon, the occasion being the anniver- saries of their birthdays. A number of their girl friends gathered with them to help celebrate the occasion. Various games were played and bountiful re. treatments served. all departing at late hour in the afternoon wishing the girls many happy returns of the day.
 Master Louis Wellner has returned to the American School for the deaf at Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Roy Lafargue and Mrs. Ada Nicoll motored to Coxsackie, N. Y, on Sunday.
 Miss Sarah Holley spent Sunday with relatives in Lakeville.
 Misses Gertrude Higgins and Mary Mansfield have accepted positions in the telephone office at Dr. Knights institute at Lakeville.
 Mrs. Albert Barnes and children re-. turned on Monday Uo Staten Island after an extended visit with relatives here.
 Miss Florence Fitzgerald has left the employ of the s. N, B. Tel. Company and returned to her school duties at Sheffield.
 William Torrant and Leo Byron spent the week end at their respective homes in Norfolk.
 Mrs. Carl Mangle and son Carl, who spent the past week at Hiram Ding's returned to Winsted on Sunday.
 Rev. Schleuter of St. Luke's church, New York city preached at Christ church on Sunday morning.
 Miss Dorothy Roberts was very pleasantly surprised last Saturday afternoon, by fourteen of her girl friends. the event being in honor of hersstwelth birthday.
 Housatonic Lodge No. 61 F. & A.. M. will resume labors for the winter, tonight, and thereafter every second and fourth Thursday evening in the month as usual.
 L. J. Streck is painting and papering the interior of Mrs. Mary G. Adam E house on East Main Street.
 Esther Chapter, O. E. s. had good attendance at their first meeting on the evening of September 5. Labors fol the winter were begun. There was 8 rehearsal last evening, September IF to get ready for the official visit of the Grand Officers which will be on the evening of September 26. The next regular meeting will be September 9. It is hoped there will be full attend ance of members. z54l .s-.l-z .s.s
 Mrs. M. Mclaughlin of Mariner Harbor, l.. I. who is visiting hei daughter, Mrs. W. Place is confined to her bed by illness.
 Deputy Sheriff William E. Turking. ton of Litchheld made business tril here last Friday.
 H. Lynn Barber of Litchfield was ir town last Friday.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Vernon Smith of Hartford, Friday, September 7. Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss Helen Hanlon of this place. Con gratulations.
 James Flynn is on a vacation leave of absence from his duties at The Canaan Mercantile Co.'S. store this week. He is visiting friends in Hart ford.
 Mss Ruth Hatmaker is assisting al G. L. Parsons 6 Sons store during vacation season.
 Wilbur Stowe of South Kent was ar over-Sunday guest at Gilbert Fitch, Sr's.
 Mrs. Frank Coons is slowly improv ing from her recent illness Mrs. G. Fitcli, ST. is caring for her.
 Mrs. George W. Hall is improving rapidly from her recent illness.
 Miss Katherine Morris of Danbury spent the week. end at her brothers J. William Morris.
 Timothy Mcclure of Hartford il visiting at Jay McGuire's.
 MT. and Mrs. 0. A. Pearson anC daughter Ellen, spent Sunday witt relatives In Sheffield.
 Miss Almira Cleveland of Lakevill' has been visiting Mrs. George Morris. Miss Lousie Trieschmann was hom from Dazibu-y over Sunday.
 JaInes Graney ha returned iron Torrington where he es been worI!; /: for the past few week.
 MT. and Mrs. David Roger of Gre a Harrington spent Sunday with P 1t master and Mrs. B. l.. Roberts.