Connecticut western news., 1917-10-18
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 Il Thomas McClelland is enjoying a vacation from his duties at Farnum s R drug store accompanied by Mrs. Mo. ! Clelland and children they are visiting relatives in North Adams and Boston.
 Wilbur Stowe and Miss Mary Fitch motored from South Kent and spent Sunday at Gilbert Fitch Sr's.
 James J. Keenan Sr., is enjoying u vacation from his duties at the station 4 The committee of Food supply of the State Council of Defence is consid- ering the advisability of importing into Connecticut some high class dairy stock in the shape of dairy heifers, to be sold to the farmers of the state. Joseph W. Alsop of Avon, a member of the committee, is Investigating the proposition for them.
 There will be special meeting of Housatonic Lodge F. and A. M., tonight (Thursday) to confer the third degree.
 Rev. B. Seeholtzer of Bethel will occupy the pulpit at the Methodist church both morning and evening on Sunday.
 \ Burton Leffingwell left Monday for the Connecticut Agricultural School at Storrs.
 Mrs. E. A. Creevey spent few days last week in Bridgeport.
 Everybody, get in line Come on in, the waters fine. Buy bond.
 Mrs. Joseph Peet has closed her house on Granite Avenue and returned to Dr. 0. W. Camps for the winter.
 Miss Emma Kegler is visiting her friend. Mrs. Wheeler Barford in New Concord.
 Raymond Roraback of Ashley Falls, who has been awaiting trial in the Litchfleld jail, was sentenced last week, by Judge Maftbie to six months ln jail.
 Mrs. Henry Setzer has, closed her cottage at Twin Lakes and returned to her home in Bridgeport for the winter.
 John Armstrong s parents In Sheffield have received word of his safe arrival ' in France.
 Mrs. Florence Hyde of Worcester has been in town to attend the funeral oi her grandmother, Mrs. M. Hayden
 Every Liberty bond purchased will shorten the war.
 Perrin Stanton and Percy Stanton motored from East Chatham, N. Y, and called on relstives and friends here last Friday. 7
 Mrs. W. H. Mills, has been visiting friends in Winsted. Mrs. c. W. Ford. IS visiting relatives in Winsted, Torrinston and Waterbury Miss Ida Washburn, of Pleasantyille N. Y., has been spending two weeks with her sister, Miss Debbie Washburn. MT. and Mrss Geo. Washburn whc have been visiting Miss Debbie Wash \ burn have returned to their home il Pleasantville, N. Y. | Dr. Ross will be absent from hi office from Dot. IT Q Nov. 1.-adv. |i Mrs. Marion Traver, Mrs. Warrer Loope, and Mrs. Miles Jenks ant daughter Janet, with Martin Drumn driving the car, motored from Miller ton, N. Y., last Saturday and called on Mrs. N. W. Moore and Miss Bell' Roger.
 \ Liberal terms may be secured, o1 X that Liberty bond. N Roscoe Benjamin has been in thu Pitfsfield hospital, where he had hi tonsils and adenoids removed.
 MT. and Mrs. A. E. Molando ant Miss Regina Adams motored over th Mohawk Trail last Saturday, return ing on Sunday.
 Miss Ruth Hoysradt of Lakevill was the over-Sunday guest of he cousin, Miss Isnella Rectal.
 G. W. Parsons has accepted a posi- tion with The Curtis Publishing Go as representative for their we'll knowr magazines.
 Rev. Thomas & Bond of New Yorl city was a guest over Sunday at Churcl Terrace.
 H Miss Catherine Mccormick returned to Lltchfield on Monday after a tel days vacation spent in Canaan an' Glen Falls, N. Y. ' The Cranford Club will meet thi afternoon with Mrs. N. A. Preston. 1 will be Fagot Meeting.
 After the regular meeting of Rebeka Lodge, No. 49, last Friday evenin there was a social good time for til members and invited friends. Refresh ments were served. 4 Miss Walters of Danbury has beel visiting her sister at The Naples.
 Don't fail to attend the patrioti rally at town hall, Monday night.
 Misses Irene and Madeline Callaha of Bristol spent Sunday with Mis Elizabeth Mccormick.
 Tracy Beaupre has returned to Bol Anan Inx