Connecticut western news., 1918-03-21

week end at her home in North Adams.
At the Young Peoples meeting at
tine Pilgrim church last Sunday even
ing, Lester Place was the leader. John
Pease played violin solo, angels
Seranade", and Miss Lillian Parsons
sang Come back IL Erin.''
MI and Mrs Joseph Beebe have
moved from Lakeville, where they
have made their home for the past few.
years to Sharon where they will res de.
A daughter patricia Nary was
b 1rn to DR. and Mrs. j. @ Hassett, in
the Hartford hospital on Monday,
March Is. Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickey of New
York city have been visiting Mr..
Hickey's sister, Mrs. Michael O'Neil
and family.
Mrs Fl. L. Ross accompanied by
Mrs. T. A. Evans of Bethel went to
Cohoes, N. Y. yesterday to attend the
funeral of their half sister, Mrs. 8. A.
Waterman.
Rev. r. M. Timberlake will take
for his topic at the meeting of the
Crawford Club this afternoon, "Pots-
dam, its Plans and Propensities"
DIR. J. 9. Adam and ]. O. Roraback
attended a meeting in Winsted ON
Monday for the purpose of reexamin-
Jog men who appealed from the deci-
son of the board.
Mrs. George Hall Of Ashley Falls
spent Monday with her daughter, MIS-.
Allyn Fuller.
@. F. Wanger of Salisbury spent
Monday at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. F eeman Dempt ey.
Thomas P Higgins of Norfolk was
visitor in town on Tuesday.
Arthur Wagner of Falls Village
was visitor in town on Tuesday.
Miss Smith of Great Darlington is
caring for Mrs. W. s. Smart at The
Naples.
Latest reports from Henry Barnes
are that he is slowing improving.
Mrs. Frank N Brown OF Lime Rock
IL visiting her cousin. Miss Belle Lor.
rain.
Gilbert Fitch Jr. has returned home
from visit with relatives in Eyre.
mont George Fitch was hons from
Bristol on M ,niav.
Mrs Charles Laffargue entertained
members of the 800 clab last week.
Master Roscoe Benjamin is confned
to his home by i'll less.
Mrs. David d. Walters is out after a
long siege with rheumatism.
Mrs. Fred E. Egleston of Falls Viii
lage spent Tuesday with Mrs. W. d.
Hayes.
Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald is assist
ing at The Naples.
AS the Mission Circle of Pilgrim
church has been asked to assist in the
Red Gross work for Belgian relief this
week, there will be no meeting on Fri
day.
seldom Downs of Tylingham, Mass.
has been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
F. f. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hoyt of South
Norwalk are guests at Church Terrace.
Friends of Mrs. Carrie Kasson, who
is spending few months in Florida,
have received word from her, stating
that the thermometer, has not varied
much in the past week or SC much
from 96 in the shade, although the
evenings are cool, owing to a fine
breeze that comes up after Sc nset.
Miss Mary Roger of WInsted spent
the weekend with her sisters here.
Don't forget the date of the o. E. s.
social, Friday evening, March %, at
O'Clock in the Masonic Rooms. Come
and bring Your friends.
Mrs. A. z Rhoades is entertaining
Mrs. E. K. White of Yonkers.
Mrs. Mary Kemp of Great Barring
ton is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Greene and Mrs. w. N. Beebe.
Mrs. Frances Wollison of Pittsfield
has been visiting her sisters, Mrs. E r.
Lorrain, Mrs. Mary Sewart and Mrs.
Horace E. Holt.
Mrs. Michael O'Neil and Mrs James
! Keenan,, Sr, spent Saturday in Pitts
| field.
Mrs A. W. Herbst has returned from
New York city where she has been
most all winter and is stopping at The
Garfield.
Miss Elizabeth Mccormick has been
spending week with friends in New
York city.
Miss Louise freshman was tend
cred surprise party at her home Oh
Church Street on Friday evening by a
number of her friends, the event was
in honor of her birthday. Progressive
whist was played, prizes were awarded
as follows, first prize was awarded
Mrs. James Graney and the consola-
ton prize Miss Louise Trieschmann
captured. There was music and refresh
ments were served, all departing for
their several homes wishing the hostess
many happy returns of the day.