Connecticut western news., 1917-04-05
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will speak aG Gfi0 GOOQ fTluay SeTVlCo at Pilgrim church tomorrow afternoon at 3 80 o'clock. Dr. Pratt was at one time pastor of Williston church, Port land, Me-, known as the birthplace of the Christian EndeavOr societies.
 G. L. Parsons 6 Sons have added two Sherer display counters to their store equipment. These not only allow big display of goods but also increase the efficient handling of the stock.
 Miss Ella Considine and Miss Emma l.. Kegler attended the concert of the Choral Society at Falls Village Friday night.
 Miss Clara Merchant is home for short vacation from her school ill New Haven.
 The Hawthorne Club meets this after noon with Mrs. Nestell. A business meeting according to the program.
 Grove Leffingwell is again driver of one of the Standard Oil wagons.
 Roy Rice moved his household goods to Millerton Monday.
 Winchell Pusey has entered the em- ploy of G. L. Parsons 6 Son.
 Mason Noble has moved from Falls Village to part of Mrs. s. O. Beckley's house.
 Miss 0. H. Roraback is visiting her brother, Rev. A. E. Roraback and family in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Rev. E. o. Gillette has been speak ing at Holy Week services during the past, three days, at Salisbury, Monday Great Burlington, Tuesday; Housa tonic, Wednesday, and this afternoon at Norfolk.
 He, she, or Git" who places rubbish in the highway may be interested In the article on "Diabolical Cussedness' in the editorial column of this paper.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Baker are stop ping with MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Roberts pending the opening of the hotel.
 Edward Mulford very acceptably sup piled MT. Sauer's place at the Falls Vil lage concert last Friday evening.
 An innovation at the movies will be seen next Wednesday night, living models will display costumes, hats ano shoes from stores avdertising in oul columns.
 At the Pilgrim Church next Sunday morning speicial Easter music will bt provided for the service.
 A trained nurse is in attendance or little Annette Lansing, who is very ill
 Tomorrow the stores in town will b' closed all day. The postoffice closing from 1O:3O a. m. to 6:30 p. m.
 Miss Belle Morse of Sheffield was il ton yesterday.
 According to Dotice published today the business heretofore conducted by Johnson, Lindell 6 Co is to De contin ued by Messrs Johnson and Lindell MT. Nelson having disposed of. his in terest to them.
 Allyn Fuller brought markers for l; automobiles from Hartford on his tril Monday.
 George O. Peet of Bridgeport visited his mother Tuesday, likewise attende, to business matters in town. A masquerade ball is advertised to b. held at town hall next Monday evening
 Mrs. O F. Wanger of Salisbury ha been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Free man Dempsey the past week. MT. E. V. Nestell and Miss Carolin Camp were in Pittsfeld, sMonday an' Tuesday. .f H. E. Moore has moved his famil. \ from Mrs. s. 0. Beckley's tenement t the room over the Whitford store. The Misses Alice and Louisei iAtwate N of Springfield are visiting their sister Mrs s. G. Camp. Mrs. A. L. Barnes, son Frederick an daughter Elizabeth have been visitin Mrs. J. E. Rhoades the past week. Miss Julia Howes went to New Yorl city Monday to remain indefinitel. with an aunt.
 Rev. L.. E. Travis haGbso far recover ed from his recent illness as to be abl to occupy his puplit last Sunday morn ing
 Conductor Kasschau will take charg of the Choral Society rehearsal nex week. Dr. Arthur Nee going to Sails bury for that night. D. E. King of East Canaan has order ed a new 1917 Ford runabout of o. H Please.
 The local autoists are having thei troubles while the frost is coming ou of the roads. D. M. Green, with hi team of horses, pulled five autos out ( one mud hole south of his place lat Sunday evening, and it is no unusus sight to see machines wallowing in tn mire, some of which get out while other
 have to be hepled out.
 The Epworth League business mee
 ing will be held at the home of MT. an
 Mrs. William Decker, Wednesday ever
 ing April II.
 John Armstrong has recently purcha