Connecticut western news., 1917-12-27
NEWS from REARBY TOW NS

stopped m >t Leu for two hours to wnih rrnund. Ic is some city. We were al asleep when we hit Kansas SO did Il [ -er thai, but the next state was Oklanr na and it surely was sight, nothing but Indians and colored people, but the fields of corn and cotton were lovely ard just ready to harvest so 1t was sure a D. etry view All the people sremed TO i've in huts, like soap boxes ups de down a we called them From there we hit the big state of Texas, and it is q big one alright We have a stove in our tents here so it IS very comfortable at night We are 10 get tesr on our trade this week and if we rass that means $l5.0O more, 50 it ls worth It to us to try and pass, we have no fghtlng, norhing but working on air shIps which is good job Will close with love and best wishes to you all, as ever,
 Your son, Clinton. Address. Kelley Field No.
 South Antonio. Texss, care of Knights ot Columbus.
 1llO OlILoULhuS OAClOlbO5 oL OiAO &1o' vent Sunday school were held Christ mas Eve A very interesting program was rendered
 Jarvis Jackson is visiting his cousin, Foster Johnson in Danbury.
 Blrs Phoebe Lasher spent Christmas in Hartford with MT. and Mrs. Clay ton Walter.
 The Chr stmas exercises of the Con. gregational Church were held on Sun- day evening, December 23rd.
 Miss Kathleen Kenny of New Haven is home for the holiday vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Gerald D. Eggleston and daughter, Geraldine of New York city spent Christmas with MT. and Mrs. D N. Eggleston.
 Miss Myrtle W. Thompson of Pleas antville, N. Y., spent few days at the home of Mrs. Charles Rhynus en- route to her home in Holyoke, Mass, for the Christmas vacation.
 Sharon Grove No. 2S Woodmen Circle will hereafter hold their meet ings the second and fourth Thursday afternoons of each month at 2:30 o'clock.
 Miss Helen O. Smith of Pleasant vile, N. Y. is enjoying two weeks vacation from her school duties and is spending the time with her parents, MT. and Ms. Geo. H. Smith.
 Mss Helen o. Foss is spending the holiday vacation with her mother, Mrs. Myra Foss in Brattleboro, Vt.
 Schools closed on Friday for ten days vacation, the winter term begin. ming on Jan. 2nd, 1918.
 Rev. pr. A. J. Plunkett has been appointed the local representative of the Federal Fuel Commission. Accord. ing to the advice of the Commission con pla1nts concerning the distribution of coal either to the local dealers, or to the people should be made to Dr. Plun- kett, who will zeport them, when found reasonable. to the central authority. Father Plunkett says that so far as he knows the people or Sharon have not been suffering from the shortage of coal that confronts other localities
 The Sharon Grove No. 28, Woodmen Circle held their annual election of officers on Wednesday evening. Zee. 10th, at which time the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Guardian. Bertha PeteY; Past Guardian, Harriet A. Middlebrook; !; Advisor, Evelyn D. Scott; Clerk, Mabel E. Miller, Banker, Louise Bris- tol; Attendant, Julia c. Humeston; Chaplain, Clara B Middlebrook; In ner Sentinel, Elizabeth J. Bierce Outer Sentinel Carrie E. Klebes; Asst Attendant. Ethel c Klebes; Managers, Harriett A. Middlebrook. Bertha Petey, Evelyn U. Scott
 Miss Gertrude Hamlin If Danbury is home for over the holidays.
 Wm. Reach of Waterbury spent Christmas at the home of Miss Ethel Klebes.
 Miss Jennie Free and Howard Pitch CT of Waterbury spent Christmas at the 1 latter's home.
 Miss Alma Klebes of Torrington is home for the holiday vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Klebes Jr. of of the formers s parents, MT. and Mrs. Wm. Klebes.
 Edward Kenny of New York spent Christmas with his mother, Mrs. s. Kenny.
 MT and Mrs. Vim. McMullen and son, William Jr. of Litohfield spent Christmas with the latter's parents, MT and Mrs. F. I. Peabody. The town schools were closed Friday for ten day S vacation.
 Misses Grace Lamb and Kathleen Keeny of New Haven are home for the holiday vacation.