Connecticut western news., 1917-11-15
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The 9th grade under the supervision Miss Ellen 0. Lindell their teacher, hose thelr officers for the year last riday afternoon. The following fficers were elected: president, Douglas ldam; vice president, Francis Place; ecretary, Miss Elsie Hester; colors, ed, white and blue; flowers, red aud \ white roses.
 Robert Weigold. son of Andrew Wei. old of Wallins St.. Winsted and Mrs. 1ladys M. (Pulver) Johnson who was ecently granted divorce in the uperior court by Judge Maltbie from Roy " Johnson were married in Tor. ington Tuesday evening, November 6.
 The teachers of the High school hose Monday for visiting day. Thus Jchool was closed on Monday, all the eachers visiting different schools near py.
 Miss Martha Wilbur spent from Fri. lay until Monday at her home in Sharon. |.
 Miss Clara Bishop who assisted Miss Margaret Collins in the millinery store during part of this season, finished this week and has returned to her home in Salisbury.
 The Cranford Club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. H. H. s'cutt Topic for the afternoon is Adirondack Murray, by Mrs. H. D. Humphrey. \ A son, Robert P. Rood, was born to IMr. and Mrs. Miles H Rood of Bur. 'ville, Tuesday. November 6. MT. Rood is the son of Mrs Emma T. Rood for imerly of Canaan, now residing in Tor rington. !
 W. D. Hayes and family have moved to South Norwalk where they will make their future home. .
 Mrs. O. T. Vosburgh of Torrington spent last Thursday with Miss Nellie Finn and Mrs. Mary Corcoran.
 Miss Anna M. Waters spent the weekend at her home in Danbury.
 Miss Ellen Bruey of Great Barring ton, Mass., called on friends here the end of the week.
 MT. and Mrs. George Vogel motored from TorringtOn and called on friends here last Friday.
 A number of the young people attended the dance in Sheffield last Friday night.
 Next regular meeting of Esther full attendance of members is requested. Mrs. w. G. Warren and son, William of Syracuse, N. Y. have been visiting, Mrs. Warren's mother, Mrs. s. J. Hamm and sisters, Mrs N. A. Preston and Mrs. O. W. Parsons. 0. H. Pease attended the monthly business meeting and banquet of the State Fish and Game Commission at Madison last week.
 Frank A. Whiting gave talk last week upon "Efficiency", at the Conn. Power Co.'s. office. About 40 from differant. .hranches of the Power Go. were in attendance. <..
 Nelson Parsons was home from Wes- leyan university at Middletown last week,
 Mrs. William Davis has been con- fined to her home by illness the past two weeks. Her daughter, Mrs. Donald Mayham of Greenfield, Mass, is with her.
 \ George Kimble who works for the s. N. E. Tel. Co.,, has moved his household goods from Waterbury into Mrs. Mary Devine's residence on Church Street. ..,. .'
 Harry Hayden and family have ;71c Mrs. Junius Rhoades house on Church Street. recently vacated by Fred God. ding.
 Rev. l.. E.. Travis spent last We'd nesday and Thursday in town, calling on his many friends before returning to his home in Treadwell, N. Y.
 Roy Johnson who has conducted a milk route the past summer has gone out of business. ..t.. ..-.'
 Manuel Triguerios who worked for H. H. Scut' at one time renews his subscription to the News and writes he will leave soon for the south, where he will spend the winter returning to Norfolk next summer.
 Mrs. W. H. Mills who has returned from visit with friends in Ansonia and New Haven, left Saturday for Troy, N. Y., where she will make an indefinite stay with relatives.
 Misses Ella and Anna Brown have as their guest, Mrs. Philip L. Gill of Brooklyn, N. Y, at their home on High Street.
 Mrs. W. B. Stoner and children who spent the past summer at Mason Nobla's left for their home in Sunbury, Pa, last week.
 Mrs. Holsapple of New Britain is visiting her son, A. W. Holsapple.
 MT. and Mrs. A. ". Holsapple and