Connecticut western news., 1917-03-08
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 last week Friday.
 Mrs. Andrew Hill and daughter Frances of Norwich are visiting at The Naples.
 Mrs. w. H. Mills of Ansonia is spending awhile at Church Terrace.
 Mrs. c. B. Shaw has been confined to her home by illness.
 Mrs. Charles Laffargue entertained the 5C0 club Monday afternoon.
 The Hawthorne Club will meet this afternoon with Miss Mary Hill at The Naples. Topic Is "The Mighty Amazon and it's Forests" by Miss Catherine Roraback.
 c. H. Pease sold a new 1917 Ford touring car to Howard B. Egleston of Falls Village last week.
 Here is an opportunity for you to save some money. Buy whole pork loin and we will reduce price cents a pound for cash on Saturday only. We have also some very fancy native veal. Badgley. Adv.
 Rev. 0. D. Milliken. formerly pastor of Pilgrim church, after being pastor of church in Hawaii, has returned to the States and is now pastor of Pied. mont church, an interdenomnational church in Piedmont, Gal.
 Rev. E. O. Gillette goes to Hartford tomorrow to attend the meeting of Mis- sionary committee of the Congregation al conference.
 The Woman's Home Missionary so. ciety meets with Mrs. A. T. Roraback tomorrow afternoon.
 Superintendent Stone gave an inter- esting talk to the Pilgrim Brotherhood class last Sunday on "The Teachers Job. After the talk there was lively dicussion. The topic next Sunday will be the Meaning of York;" leader Charles Beaujon.
 Brewer Bros have just sold Rec cars to Joseph L. Parsons, pr. O. K. Peter. son of Lakeville and Clarence Warner of Sheffield.
 At the Methodist church last Sunday, Rev. L. E. Travis received ten members of the Sunday school into chu1ch mem- bership
 At the recent meeting of the Dairy. mems League, J. O. Stevens gave re- port of the Utica convention which he attended, B. F. Hartwell, the repre- sentative of the league for Connecticut and Massachusetts. gave an address, three new members were received and the price to be asked for milk discussed.
 The quarterly meeting of the Litch- field North association of ministers will Loll ot Inc Naples, where dinrer will be served. The program will consist of papers by the Rev. Messrs. Grisbrook, Goddard and Hazeltine.
 After several months as a brakeman on the Central New England, Charles O'Connell has resigned to return to his form CT position as telegraph operator for the third trick at Union station.
 The Mission Circle of Pilgrim church will meet with Mrs John Adam, Fri. day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. . Dr. Arthur Mees conducted the re. hearsal of the Choral society Tuesday evening. He expressed his qualification to note the good work done by MT. Kaschau, who has had charge of the re- hearsals so far this season.
 The ladies of the Catholic Club hold St. Patrick's eve sale, supper and dance in Odd Fellows hall next week Friday evening. The sale opens at 2:3O, supper is served from 5:30 to 8, dancing begins at O clock. Miss Keg. Ter and Mrs. Keenan furnish the music.
 This afternoon at the Methodist church at 3 o'clock, a service of interest to Sunday school workers will be held under the auspices of the state associa. tion. The speakers expected are Rev. w. J. Slye, Miss Clara E. Wells and w. I. Woodin of Hartford. Also Rev. Frank Wade Smith of New York is ex- pected. Practical instruction along temperance, missionary and teacher training lines will be given. Every. body is welcome.
 Mrs. George Scott of New Haven is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Goodwin
 Reports in regard to Hugh Corcoran, who has been very ill with pneumonia, are not very encouraging. A trained nurse, Miss Mabel Donalds is still in attendance.
 The repairs to Walters market are progressing rapidly; carpenters and painters are hurrying the work to com. pletion.
 Unclaimed letters at the postoffice are for Mrs. I. J. Goodwin and MT. George Marshall.
 O. H. Sheldon is to occupy Badgley's farm on Church street the coming sea- son.
 The annual offering for the American Missionary Association will be taken at Pilgrim church next Sunday morn. ing.