Connecticut western news., 1919-07-31

frlnClng company.
Miss Olive DeBell of Norfolk has
resigned her position at The Canaan
National Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaRocque IF
MORA, N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred La
ROGUE and two children of EmLrun,
Ontario, have been visiting their
sister, Mrs. Joseph Kegler.
Mrs. Mary Corcoran has returned
from her visit in Catskill and AL
bany. Misses Kathryn and Ann Cor
coran will remain for few weeks
visit with relatives in Catskill.
Leonard Caldwell moved last
Saturday into the house on Church
Street, which his father recently
purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stickles end
daughter Evelyn motored from
Hartford and spent Sunday at D. d.
Walters.
The young people of Christ church
will give dance in the parish house
on Thursday evening, July 31st.
Music by Kegler and keenan,.
Rev. A. Karl Skinner of New York
who is spending the month of August
at Twin Lakes will occupy the pulpit
at the morning worship at Pilgrim
church on Sunday. Service will be
held at II o'clock. Sunday School
at the usual hour, 10 o'clock during
the summer months. Young peoples
meeting as usual on Sunday evening
at GAS o'clock.
Miss Sarah Rood who has been
seriously i'll at her home in Ashley
Falls is reported as slowly on the
gain.
Miss Cora Bartholomew of Tor
rington is a guest at Mrs. Catherine
Fitzgerald's.
Canaan and East Canaan will
cross bats at the Canaan ball
grounds on Saturday, August End.
Mrs. H. L. Ross spent Sunday with
Mrs. A. P. Freeman at Twin Lakes.
Miss Ruth Fitch was home from
Danbury Normal over Sunday.
Editor A. W. Krouse is spending
a few days with his sister in Bridge
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Adam &C
companied by Mr.. Ransom motored
from Winsted and visited at I. I.
Adams on Sunday.
Miss Frances Fraleigh of Pough-
keepsie is visiting at the home of her
brother, Roger Fraleigh.
Howard Sleighter of Kent has
been visiting at Ralph Dewey's.
Miss Debie Smith of New York is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Smith.
Miss Margaret Pechin entertained
a few of her friends at dance at
their cottage at Twin Lakes last
Friday evening.
Mrs. George Avel and daughter
Marion of New York have been Wis
iting at Ralph Dewey's.
Miss Lucy Wilton of Hartford is
spending few days at the Vacation
House. -
Mrs. Fred Brewer has been spend
ing few days in Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Thaddeus Baird spent last
week with friends in Catskil and
Albany.
Miss Martha Wilbur of Sharon
called on friends in town last week.
Mrs. A. P. Freeman was home
from Hartford over Sunday.
Mrs. G.. B. Shaw and son Richard
returned on Saturday from their
visit with relatives in Amsterdam and
Walton.
Mrs. George Kimble and daughters
spent the past week with relatives
in Lakeville.
. Mrs. Thomas McClelland has been
entertaining her mother and sister
from North Adams.
Miss Ruth Hatmaker has COM
pleted her duties in the express Office
at the union station.
Miss Helen Dewey of Norfolk has
been visiting at the home of her
brother, Ralph Dewey.
Harry J. Waller and Henry Cud-
ney who recently returned from
overseas, and were honorably dis
in town last Saturday. Their many
friends are glad to welcome their
safe return.
Tracy Beaupre has been enjoying
vacation from his duties at Bor-
den's.
Rev. U. G. Warren and family OF
Syracuse, N. Y. are occupying the
Methodist parsonage at Sheffield
during the month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Wilbur Stowe
motored from South Kent on Satur
day and visited at Gilbert Fitch's.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Decker of New
York have been spending a few days
at Spencer Wolcott's.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Chris
church parish will hold their mex
meeting on Wednesday afternoon
Aug. 9Th. The program for the af
ternoon will be Porto Rico. 1. Pas
and Present, Miss Rosa Reel; 2. The
Island and it's People, Miss Louise
Trieschmann; 3. The Missionary
Outlook, Mrs. V. M. Coe.
During the thunder shower las
Thursday night the house occupied
by Fred Parmalee on Railroad stree