Connecticut western news., 1917-12-06

Mrs. William Hart and grandson William Argall are spending a week in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Edith Ward left last Monday for Boston, Mass where she will visit her son. N Church Ward and later will go to Holy oke, Mass, to visit her sister. MT. and Mrs. P. B. Burnett joined her at that place.
 Miss Virginia Carrigan of Pittsfield, Mass, is guest of her cousin, William l.. Carrigan.
 Mrs S. B. Brewster and Isabel Ste- vens of Stratford, Conn.,, are stopping at the Inn for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. F. P. Kott are spend ing a week in Waterville, Conn.
 Miss Merihew of Philadelphia, Pa. is guest of Miss Josephine Hallock at the Pines.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Hornbeck, and Miss J ulia Wickwire spent Thanksgiv- ing in Sheffield, Mass.
 George Burkett of Michigan City, Ind, is visiting at the Burkest home stead.
 Mrs. Emil Merten has been spending the past week in New York city.
 Harry Brink was home from Sails bury over Thanksgiving.
 J F. and T J. Bartle spent Thanks giving with their mother in Lakeville.
 Dr. T. l.. Watson spent the week end with his parents in New Haven.
 Miss Anna Rogers of New Haven spent Thanksgiving with her sister, Miss Sadie Rogers.
 Thomas Jennings was home from Camp Devens over Thanksgiving.
 Oscar Sabin of Pittsfield, Mass, spent few days with his mother last week.
 Robert A. Woodin entertained rela. elves from Winsted on Thanksgiving Day.
 William A. Burkett of Danbury spent Thanksgiving at the Burkett homestead.
 Miss Marjorie Newman has been spending few days with Mrs. W. A. < Bruorton.
 MT and Mrs. Albert Roberts spent Thanksgiving with their parents, MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Willard.
 Mr. and Mrs.A s. l.. Frear spent Thanksgiving with MT. and Mrs. James McCrory.
 The Camp Fire girls held cere monial meeting with Miss Eleanor Tracy last Friday evening.
 Miss Theo. Haven has secured a very good position as teacher of science at South River, New Jersey.
 nha annrol y,rootfnn nf tha atOCk hOl. ders of the National Iron Bank will be held on January 8th.
 J. Lee Ensign. J. K. 'Mackie and J. s. Tracy attended the meeting of the local committees of the State Council of Defense, held at Litchfield last week.
 The local Red Cross chapter have sent the following knitted articles to the Litchfield chapter: 19 sweaters, I4 muff1lers, 4 helmets, IS pair long wristlets, pair stockings. They have also sent two complete sets consisting of sweater, muffier, wristlets direct to our drafted men.
 Mrs. J. Lee Ensign will 50 to Hart. ford on Friday to attend meeting of the Red Cross home economies com mittee
 The Epworth League are planning to give a social one week from this Friday at the Methodist church.
 Arthur Lewis spent Thanksgiving with his mother in New Britain. Mrs. A E. S. Taylor, county chair man of the State Council of Defense has appointed the following committee R~ kl, afT Mrc l Ensign, chairman, Mrs. J. K. Mackie, < Miss Louise Morse, Mrs. T. W. Haven, ' Mrs. W. R. Hubbell, Miss L.. M. West, local chairman
 r Miss Anna Rogers of New Haven and N. l.. Rogers who has been in training at Plattsburg, N. Y. and who i. has just received his commission as 2nd Lieut.. ot the Heavy Artillery are spending some time at their sisters ohere. MT. Rogers expects to be ordered ato Meadeville, Md. in few days. Miss Emma Kegler of Canaan has been spending few days with Miss K. llSmith.
 Miss Boardman and Miss Hughes of ,eNew Milford spent Thanksgiving with "a Miss N M. Gall.
 A. V. Moore spent few days at his ; home in New Britain. n W. k. Willard of New Britain spent Thanksgiving at W. l.. Millard's. Geo W. Capron of Bridgeport was a Thanksgiving guest of his mother, Mrs. G. V. Capron. hi MT. and Mrs. J. H. Taylor of New |oYork were guests in town last week. 1T Francis s. Skiff. M. D. spent Mon- lay and Tuesday in Pittsfeld, Mass. Be, Rev. Lee. M. Dean has left town Frnd has located in New York city. W The Home Guard dance was very hwell attended and proved to be a very lnjoyable affair. Music was furnished nz,d AI..c1 x,f .