Connecticut western news., 1917-09-06

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 Harry Mansir of Waterbury spent Labor Day with friends and relatives in town.
 George Hall of Water own, spent the weekend at his home in Ashley Falls.
 George Fitch of Torrington was a week. end visitor of friends and rela- tives here.
 John Manalti of Torrington spent Labor Day with friends in town.
 Miss Clara Merchant of Carney's Point, N. J., is visiting at F. F. Stevens.
 Freeman Dempsey is enjoying a weeks vacation and is spending part of it in Hartford.
 Miss Edith Lindell has returned home after spending some time with relatives in Pittsdeld. ,
 Dr. J. G. Adam expects to move into his mothers house on East Main street about October 1st, but will retain office room at his former residence, which has been leased to the Conn. Power company. Dr. Adam holds commits sion as First Lieutenant in the Medical Officers Reserve Corps, but does not expect to be called at present.
 O. A. Lindell and family motored to Patterson, N. Y. and spent Labor Day with relatives.
 Mrs. John V. Adam of Hartford spent the week end and Labor Day at Theo. Adams.
 Marcus Shores of New Haven has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Joseph Blair.
 Miss Edith Hatmaker was home from Hartford over Labor Day.
 Miss Marion Jerome Of North Adams is visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas McClelland.
 Misses Lena Blair and Clara Mer- chant spent Sunday and Labor Day in Bennington, Vermont.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward McCarty and daughter, Isabelle of Torrington were over-Labor Day guests at Edw. Mo- Carty's.
 Miss Marion Southern who spent the month of August at A. A. Hub. bard's has returned to her home in New York city. Miss Frances Freeman has been spending the summer in camp in Canada.
 During the storm last Wednesday afternoon, lightning struck the wire of an electric bell connecting the house and barn of J. H. Rorabaok and rar into the pantry, igniting the curtain The fire was extinguished without much damage.
 The sale of fancy articles, food. ict cream and cake held by the guild O. Christ church, last Wednesday, was , decided success. The total receipts ex ceeded $90.
 Miss Margaret Collins is in New York city for few days to purchas' hats for the fall season.
 MT. and Mrs. David H. Roger ant daughters of Southbury spent th week end and Labor Day at Mrs Harriett Kimball's.
 Miss Florence Collins has gone t. Hartford to make her home with he mother, Mrs. E. M. Collins, afte spending the summer with her grand mother Mrs. Kimball.
 Misses Elsie. and Sadie Miles of Nev Britain are guests of Miss Sarah Holley
 Dr. and Mrs. Guyer and son motore' l stopped at The Canfeld. Returnin home on Monday accompanied by MT and Mrs. Samuel I. Holt and daughte who have spent the past two weeks a Horace E. Holt's.
 Frank Johnson is seriously ill at hi home.
 A special meeting is called fo Thursday evening at 7!30 o'clock il the lecture room of Pilgrim Church.
 Mrs. Minnie Evans of Hartford visiting her sister, Mrs. L. A. Caldwell ST.
 Frank Masiero is off duty at his sho shop, having cut his hand badly, ant is unable to work with it. miSS WhAOoAoSOy SoNO O AouS0 pdI U. for her nieces the Misses Katharine Frances and Anna Abbe over Labo Day. The guests were Miss Yer Monlton of Savannah, Georgia, Drs Ticknor and Joyce of New Jersey Homer Dension of New Haven, an, } Robert Smith of New York city. MT. and Mrs. Edward Dean and tw sons and Henry Strevers motored iron ' Ancram Lead Mines and are visitin at l.. B. Howe's. There will be~a meeting of tn Brotherhood class of the Methodis : church on Sunday afternoon at } o'clock. A large attendance is request ed as business of importance will b transacted. /
 The regular drill of the Home Guar