Connecticut western news., 1918-01-17
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A chaLAe lu tie IIU4Tu -' Jranfn"n Club has necn ., rtt t"is weeks meeting wi .. Mrs Hail instead I Mr- January 24 Miss Brewer ,I; n talk the North Cape, Hrst ..,S Mae Smith Mr> Juseph :. F.! .1S will conuuct the program at rt',' ,--'- ing of the Cranford Cl1b on Ia, at the home of Mrs Geo W Hsh rao ject A M, dern Macbeth an c.. tIng from My Fonr ears in ter naiv' James W Gerard.
 Miss Mar2aret Collins spent a>t week in New York city.
 Miss Alice Bowen of Ashley Fatls spent last week with her sister Mrs. Edward DonsbouRh.
 Miss Caroline Camp vts,ted friends in New York cltv last week.
 N Watson uardenhergh made a business IT D to Philadelphia last week George Hall Jr., of ,3atervilIe was town
 Mrs Charles Pease attended the wedding If her sister. Miss Rurh A Strong and MT Dwight Wa Ina ns of Bloomfield at the home of her paren's Mr. and Mrs J. H Strong of fla t. ford, on Tuesday, January Is.
 Mrs Jcseph Peet is speGaing a few days, with her son George Ill Bridge port Mrs George Peet is in the Bridgeport hospital suffering from a fracture ankle.
 R. W. Durrett has resigned his posi- tion with the Chemical Go in East Canaan and accepted position in New York city, and with his family left for that place the end of last week.
 Chas Rodemeyer has, accepted a position with the Torrington Register and his place at The Conn Western News is filled by Frank Blass
 Dr. George Corwin of Wallingford called on his many friends iE town last week.
 Order Of ihe Eastern Star will be held in the Masonic Hall in New Haven on Thursday Jan. 31.
 Miss Fannie Kasson of Southfield is caring for Mrs. R D. Peirce.
 Mr and Mrs Ralph F. Dewey leave this week for Kingston. N Y. where they will visit Mrs. Dewey's parents.
 w. Harold Schoonover spent the week end at his home in Old Mystic.
 Mrs. A. w. Herbst is in New York hospital for treatment
 X Morsey is slowly improving from his recent illness
 Mrs Martin Langs of Sheffield is visiting at the home of her son, Clay ton Benjamin.
 Bordens have harvested their second crop of ice.
 Henry Wellner, the tailor, js in a Pittsfield hospital, suffering from blood paisoning in his hand received from the dyes in clothing.
 Mrs. E L. Roberts and daughter, Helen were recent guests at Dr. w. B. Miller's in Millerton. N. Y.
 Judge A. T. Roraback is spending the week in New Haven.
 Miss Mary Collins spent last week in Hartford.
 The dancing class was postponed last Saturday night on account of the weather. It will be held this week Saturday as usual.
 Miss. Julia E Finnegan of Salisbury, who is employed by the Conn. Power Go. has been confined to her home with quincy.
 MT and Mrs. Ray Whitford were recent g. ests of MT. Whitford's s parents in Wassaic. N Y.
 At the regular meeting of Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 49, held on last week Friday evening, the officers for the ensuing year were installed by Mrs Mary Shaver of Torrington and her suite of officers. After the installa- tion, refreshments consisting of sand. wiches and coffee were served.
 Mrs William Hathaway of Bridge port has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. R. M Timberlake. Timothy Mcclure of Hartford spent Saturday at Jay McGuire's.
 Mrs c M. Brewer returned to her home in Pittsfeld on Sunday after a few weeks spent with relatives here.
 Rev. A. H Nesbitt was called to the funeral of former parishioner, of Palenvllle, N. Y., on Tuesday, to con duct comm1ttal service at Catskill, N Y.
 Miss Grace Roraback is m Albany, N. Y., for two weeks.
 Mrs Cora I owns Stevens attended a meeting of the Lltchfield County Sun deu SchoO1 Asaociation at Hartford nn