Connecticut western news., 1917-06-21
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Posters are out announcing a change in time tables on the N '. N. H. R R. for June 25.
 Rhoades barber shop interior ha! been newly decorated and chair raj placed along the west wall.
 Miss Marion E. Currier. assistant teacher in the High school the past year returned to her home ill Concord N. H. yesterday.
 Superintendent John M. Cramptor of the State Board of Fisheries anc Game, was in town Tuesday morning Investigating the conditions existing in and about the Blackberry river.
 The Woman's Missionary Society oi Pilgrim Church will meet with Miss Adam, on Friday afternoon at 2:3C o'clock.
 The interior of Dempsey's Drug store at the hands of W. s. Sleighter. e
 Vincent Fitzgerald of Boston spent Sunday at his home in town.
 Among the degrees conferred at Wesleyan University Commencement was that of Bachelor cf arts, Nun pro Fun to Captain Arthur J. Hanlon, military instructor at the University. gDr. F. S. Parsons of Thomaston called on relatives in town Monday of this week.
 Miss Sarah Rood is again obliged to take vacation from her duties behind the counter at G. L. Parsons & Sons store. Miss Ruth HatmaBer is taking her place in the store.
 MT. John B. Scott of West Stock. bridge spent Saturday with his son, Iyanhoe Scott. The elder Mr. Scott has just recovered from severe illness.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Schunder and son, George of Great Harrington were ver-Sunday guests at J. H. Lansing's.
 Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald has been visiting relatives in Hartford.
 The Woman's Home Missionary Society elected the following officers at their meeting last Thursd ay. Mrs. E. H. Burns. president; Mrs. H. H. Scutt, ica-president; Mrs. J. I. Rora- back, treasurer; Miss 0. H. koraback, recording secretary; Mrs. M. A. Pusey, corresponding secretary; Miss M, w.. Manvel, mite.box secretary; Mrs. Fl. H. Scutt, temperance secretary. " The high school graduating class accompanied by MT. Barnes and Miss Hart of the teaching force, motored to Hartford yesterday to view the sights of that city.
 Miss Ruth Ayres of Falls Village was the guest of Miss Lillian Parsons tuesday night.
 Mrs. F. F. Stevens was one of the guests at the marriage in Hartford, yesterday afternoon of Miss Gladys Woodin, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs. Wallace I. Woodin, to- James Ourstam. Thursday morning, Mrs. Stevens joins party that will go to Greensboro, Vt, to attend the celebra. tion of the hundredth anniversary of the first Sunday school convention held in New England. The celebration will last three days.
 Edward and Dorothy Ruth of New York city are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Baker.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Merwin and daugh. ters Adella and Lydia of Torrington were in town for the Crichton- Oliver wedding.
 MT. and Mrs. George Fuller have returned from trip to Boston.
 Several members of Honsatonic Lodge F. and A. M. were guests of Monument Chapter in Great Barring ton Monday evening.
 Miss Dorothy DeMars of Norfolk has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Edward Brewer.
 Miss Emma Kegler was rendered a genuine surprise, Monday evening by Supt. E. B. Stone and the teachers. She was presented with a mahogany serving tray, Supt. E. B. Stone. making the presentation speech.
 Mrs. B. A. Peirce has returned from Pittsfield.
 Daniel Miller died at his home in Clayton, Mass, Sunday evening at o'clock. He had been in poor health for several months. He leaves one son, Frank Miller, living in Clayton and a brother, Robert.
 Mrs. Mary Devine left Tuesday morning for Kentucky where she will spend the summer with her sister.
 Mrs. s. A. Eddy is visiting friends in Jamestown, N. Y. s*@....
 Mrs. s. O. Beckley is spending a few days with her son, John Beckley in Hartford.
 George Peet of Bridgeport visited his mother, Mrs. Joseph Peet over Sunday.
 MT. Ruth of New York city was the over Sunday guest of his children at The Garfield.
 E. R. Atwood has secured a position ;o cb1oy,o antcvpchi1a coruioo ckoT;o,,