Connecticut western news., 1917-09-13

Mrs. George Andrews and daughter Margaret of Millerton called on friends here on Monday.
 Samuel Seigel of Torrington is spending a week with Fl. B. Ives at Twin Lakes. { Mrs. James ,Keenan, ST., and Miss ] Margaret McGuire spent Monday i'll Pittsfeld, Mass.
 Miss Vera Marsh of New Milford was an over Sunday guest of her sis. ters, Mrs. Earl Coons and Mrs. Harry Morsey.
 Miss Regina Adams entertained friends from Great Burlington on Sum- day.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Holsapple and Mrs. O. J. Decker spent last week at Crescent Beach.
 Miss Bessie Lorrain motored with a party of friends to Aver, Mass, on Sunday.
 John Fuller has returned to Boston
 Frank Barber recently underwent an operation at a New York hospital. Latest report is he is doing nicely.
 Miss Marion Jerome who has been visiting her sister Mrs. Thomas Mo. Clelland has returned to her home in Nol tn Adams, accompanied by little Miss Alene McClelland.
 Sylvester Marshall is assisting at the Canaan Mercantile Co's store dur ing vacation season.
 Mrs. Virgil Miller and daughter Polly of Sheffield visited relatives hele on Saturday.
 James E. Dean and family who spent the summer at Pine Grove have returned to Winsted.
 Miss Marjorie Russell of Falls Will lage was a recent guest at Lee Wick. wire's.
 Miss Ruth Peirce left Tuesday for Hartford where she will teach the coming school year. Willard Peirce Mass, where he will enter the boys school.
 Miss Hilda Moline, of Patterson, N. Y. is visiting her cousin Miss Ellen Lindell.
 Edwards T Atwood was home from Hartford over Sunday.
 Fred E. Dewey has accepted posi-. tion with Bordens and entered upon his duties last week.
 Mrs. J. Bell of South Norwalk is visiting Mrs. H. M. Adams on East Main Street. Mrs. Frederick Spaulding and daugh- ter, Ruth who spent the summer in Canaan, have returned to Niantic, where Miss Ruth will teach the com ing school year. Frank Masiero who was off duty from the shoe shop last week on &C., count of an injured hand, is back on the job this week. MT. and Mrs. Elton Jones motored from Winsted and spent the week. end at Hiram Dings' at Pine Grove. Miss Caroline Nichols of the Connec. ticut Humane society of Hartford IS stopping fo- few days with Mrs. . William N. Beebe. , Mrs. M. G. Burns of Washington, D. O., is guest of the Misses Granger. Mrs. Roy Hitchcock of Pasadena, ) Cal, is visiting her sister, Mrs. s. J. Briggs. l Mrs s. J. Briggs and Mrs. Roy Hitchcock are spending week in New York city.
 A stalk of corn measuring 15 feet in 7 height, and grown by George Fenn of Clayton, is on display at Ives 6 Peirce's.
 ) Mrs. Mary Devine has returned from } Kentucky, where she spent the summer ) with her sister. : Mrs. Julia Shuckerow of Bridgeport is spending a months vacation at her residence on Bragg Street. Samuel Reel of the s. N. E. Tele. phone Company is riding around in a l brand new Ford car. James Ramon of New York city a former resident of Canaan, who is visiting friends in town, called at the News office and took out years sub. scription to the News. 2 Miss Clara Merchant returned to her school at New Haven on Tuesday after a week spent wits her aunt, Mrs. Cora Downs Stevens.
 A Christian Science lecture will be 8 given at Ct. Burlington, Sept. 16th, Sunday afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock at I Mahaiwe Theatre. by William W. Por. , ter, c. s. B. of New York city.
 Christ Church guild cleared $112.77, Q instead of $90 as reported last week, at their sale held August 29. Q Mrs. H. W. Strayer will lead Devo. tional Service at the Methodist Church Sunday evening at 80.
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