Connecticut western news., 1917-12-27
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The Food sale given by tfe Ladies of the Catholic Church was a dec. ed success The proceeds am mountet to 1925. Miss Sarah Holley spent Christmas with her brother in Lakeville.
 Mrs. Daniel Flynn and son, Donald of Great Harrington spent Sunday al John Hymns
 MT. and Mrs. N. F. Storn. spent Christmas with MT and Mrs GAorgA Storm in Norfolk.
 The selectmen have removed much snow from the street and nave scraped the state road Ill many places.
 N. E. Rawson of Brooklyn spent Christmas at Mrs. F F, Cleman's
 MT and Mrs. Fred Bates of West Cornwall spent Christmas at L. O Rhoades.
 Miss Florence Hicks has been spend ing part of her vacation with relatives in Winsted
 MT. and Mrs. G. F. Trapp of Hart ford were over-Sunday and Christmas guests of MT. and Mrs William Schmidt
 Thomas Slattery of Bridgeport spent Christmas with his sisters, Misses Mary and Della Slattery.
 A pool tournament is to be held at the pool parlors of Coons 6 Beebe this Thursday evening, between six enthu siasts from Great Burlington and six picked men from this town.
 H. A. Weaver has erected 8 large runway to the second floor of his garage which will give an added stor- age eapacity of about 35 cars.
 The regular meeting of the flaw thorne Club has been postponed until next Thursday, when it will be held at the home of Mrs. J. c. Adam.
 Walter Goggin killed a large horned owl last Monday, which was attempt ing to carry away one of his young pigs. The owl has talons like hawk and succeeded in striking Walt as it passed him, cutting long slit in his hand.
 John Flynn of Torrington spent Christmas at his home here.
 Rev. A. E. Roraback of Brooklyn spent Christmas with his family at Ju 1ge A T. Roraback's.
 Miss Grace Roraback of New York city was home for Christmas.
 Mrs Fred E. Dewey and daughter Helen, and Watson Sleighter spent Christmas with relatives in Kent.
 W. R. Ostrout of Camp Meade, Md !, co1Ial oy, b;c many fwfo hoYo ov Monday enrouGe to Hartford to spend Christmas with his mother.
 The Hawthorne Club will not meet this Thursday, but will meet next week Thursday, Jan. 3. Burton A. Peirce of Bridgeport spent Christmas with his family here.
 The next meeting of the Cranford Club will be held at the home of Mrs. E. T. Rowe on Jan. 3. There will be g Talk by the Rev. A. Hamilton Nesbitt.
 William Blass is home from Camp Devens, Aver, Mass.
 Miss Anna Waters is spending the holidays in Danbury.
 Miss Edith Hatmaker was horne from Hartford over Christmas.
 Hugh Corcoran of Waterbury has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary Corcoran.
 Thomas McClelland has resigned his position at Farnum's and left for Bos ton to take course in Dr. Patrick's school for druggists.
 Willard BurRhardt was home frcn Bridgeport over Christmas.
 Mss Mary Fitch and George Fitct a, @ home for the holidays.
 Mrs Stanley Mather and daughter are visiting her sister, Mrs. Ray Whit ford.
 Mrs. Horace E. Holt, Mrs. Mary Stewart and Miss Belle Lorrain attended the funeral of Mrs. Elihu Booth il Pittsfield on Monday.
 Miss G. Irene Greene of New Yori city is spending the Christmas holidays with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Jame, Greene.
 MT. and Mrs. R. Harley Kellogg anc children of Middletown were Chris mas guests at Mrs S. J. Ham n's.
 Ralph Dewey has had his household goods shipped here from Chicago, Ill and his parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred E Dewey expect him today Ralph plans for the future are not definite a yet.
 E Miss Catharine Heany of Great Bar rington has been guest at E. R. LOT rains.
 MT and Mrs. George Scott of Nev Haven and MT. ard Mrs. Jesse Good win of Springfield were Christina guests at Frank Goodwin's.
 z George Corcoran is the new clerk a Farnum's Drug Store. ,,xss x's tsA II s.-- .ssss
 MT and Mrs. Freeman Dempsey ant sons, Frederick and Jack spent Christ