Connecticut western news., 1919-11-06


 Mrs. John Moulton of Pittsfiel has been visiting her aunt, Mr. Maria Oles at A. A. Hubbard's. MT. and Mrs. Ralph Stanton an family motored to Harlemville, N. ' f and spent the weekend with rela tives.
 Mr. and Mrs. Theron Perkins leav this week for New York where the, will spend the winter.
 Mrs. Margaret Beebe and son O Wlnsted were guests of Mrs. Fret Brewer last week.
 Mrs. A. E. Roraback and childrer l(returned to their home in Brooklyn last Friday.
 G. F. Lloyd has accepted posi- ton in Great Burlington and the family have moved there. The Hawthorne Club will be ente~- tained at the home of Mrs. F. w Garvin. Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Thornton en- tertained a number of their friends and neighbors at their home on West Main St. last Friday evening, the event being in honor of their tenth wedding anniversary which fell on Wednesday, October 29th.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Kemp and family motored from StanfordvilIe, N. Y. and visited at William N. Beebe's on Sunday.
 Miss Hilda Moline who has been visiting her cousins, the Misses Lin rnf rl 4c RPatterson, N. Y.
 Miss Emma Taylor entertained Eefeven of her friends &3 he home last Saturday afternoon, the event being in honor of her eleventh birth lay anniversary which was Wednes- lay, October 29. The am aa~2ones Of ;he afternoon were all kinds of sames etc. after which refreshments were served. Chinook salmon to the number of ',60O were put in Twin Lakes by 'everal local sportsman. Applications iave been made for a number of | ans of lingering trout.
 Mrs. F. M. Caldwell very quietly celebrated her 81st birthday last 'aturday, her many friends remem- cred her with cards, flowers, etc.
 George Hall and Roy Kimmel of Waterbury have been spending a few avs with friends in town
 At a special meeting of Esther Fhapter, O. E. s. held last week Wednesday evening, three candi- ates, Miss Edith L. Price and MT. nd Mrs. Ray Whitford were initiated to the several degrees of the order. aere were 45 in attendance. Fol wing the ceremonies all were in- ted to the dining room where re- eshments consisting of doughnuts, flee and pop corn were served, af- which social evening was spent ;. .th games. The dining room was I Try tastefully decorated with IS allowe'en pumpkins and trimmings. . le regular meeting was held We'd | sday evening, Nov. 5. Mrs. Nis Hansen of Sharon is o Fiting at the home of her daughter, \ Is. Joseph Franks. Miss Evelyn Spaulding of Bethel f the weekend guest of the Misses bel and Helen Baird. q Miss Margaret Brown of Pittsfield a stopping for few weeks with D ss Fidelia Bridges during the U ence of Miss Austin.
 Miss Mae Lorrain of Great Bar s gton visited at E. R. Lorrain's the al of the week. s Hiss Augusta Colligan has been ne from Sharon the past week on te punt of illness.
 Charles Beaujon has accepted a di ltion in Hartford and entered fs n his duties this week.
 son was born to Rev. and Mrs. d. 5. Crichton at Bantam on Friday, si ober 24th. ds lrs Mary Corcoran is moving this k to Stamford where she and her hs lily will make their future home. la special meeting of Housatonic a ge No. 61, F. 6 A. M. to be held ght (Thursday) District Deputy DC tges of Woodbury will be pres
 There will also be work. The in Is of the o. E. s. will furnish Fi eshments.
 seph Franks has. moved into tn IN" AoAAAI VII ooI1OW oLIGGL. FA' rs. Charles A. Moore who re- in ly underwent an operation at su rest Hospital in Pittsfeld re- In Pd home on Sunday. we Ee regular meeting of Canaan
 Go. No. 1 will be held tonight Ha rsday). ing Erton A. Peirce was home from
 report over Sunday. Da 5s Edith Greene who has been dressmaking business for a Ro CT of years will discontinue her Ga less after December 1st, and lome-made bakery. Pc Pse from here who are attend gu, ee State Sunday School Conven- h Hartford this week are: Rev. wit ITS. A. Karl Skinner, Mrs. E. H. will and the Misses Emma Law