Connecticut western news., 1920-08-05

mISSSS ENSlyu duu 1SdUSl LlIluell are visiting their sister, Mrs. George W. Hall, in Waterville. MT. and Mrs. Edward Cox ard friends of Stanfordville visited friends in town on Sunday. Mrs. John Logan and children of WInsted visited in town on Monday, erroute to New Lebanon, N. T., to visit her sister, Mrs. Percy Stanton.
 Mrs. Mary A. Selleck of Board mans Bridge is visiting her niece, Mrs. Earl Coons.
 Miss Margaret Smith of Thomas ton is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. James Hanlon.
 L. J. Streck of Bridgeport spent Sunday at his home here.
 T. Gordon Bonallo of The Moline Flow Company, Poughkeepsie, N. Y, is spending the week at c. F. Roberts.
 Miss Helen Reordan of New York is spending two weeks with Mrs. Catherine Briggs.
 Mrs. Joseph Smith and son Francis spent last week with Mrs. Austin Tierney in Bridgeport and Mrs. John Daily in Stamford.
 Mrs. Edward Greer of Millerton visited Mrs. Joseph Smith on Tues day. .a
 Mrs. James Mcclure of Millerton called on Mrs. Wm. Mcclure Tues day. .-.
 Mrs. D. L. McKaig of New Haven spent the weekend with her daugh- ters, at Mrs. Wm. McGuire's. Dr. and Mrs. F. s. Parsons of Thomaston, were in town Tuesday. The Doctors office was considerably damaged by water during the recent fire in the block where he is located.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Roy Laffargue, Mrs. Ella Carter and Mrs. Ada Nicoll motored to Paterson, N. Y. Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. George Lasher are entertaining relatives from German town, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. James E. Dean of Winsted are making their annual visit to Pine Grove, and are occupy ing their cottage for the month.
 Miss Elizabeth O'Brien of Hart ford is spending a part of her vaca- tion with her aunt, Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph F. Dewey and son spent Sunday in Norfolk with MT. Dewey's parents.
 Dufour's Garage of Lakeville has secured the agency for the Cleave- land Six automobiles, for this terri tory, their first advertisement ap- pears in another column.
 Monday evening, August 9, under the auspices of the Community Association, there will be a dance at the town hall for the benefit of the Baseball team.
 Tuesday morning when E. s. Root went to the pasture where H. D.. Humphrey had left his horse in MT. Roots care while he was away, he found the horse had died during the night.
 Mrs. George Roger visited rela- tives in Lal1eville the past week.
 Miss Gladys V. DeHart, who is attending the Cornell School of Music at Ithaca, N Y, writes friends in town, that on the close of the term, she expects to visit friends in Wisconsin.
 Eben Kimball has purchased a Ford runabout of A. w. Holsapple.
 The addition to Borden's plant is nearing completion, an additional boiler which has been installed is already in use, furnishing much needed power for the plant.
 Mrs. Harriet Benedict of Ashley Falls, visited her brother, Frank A. Coons the first of the week.
 Mrs. Chas. Laffargue is spending few days in Poughkeepsie.
 W. M. Teague returned yesterday from his vacation which he has spent at his former home in Maine.
 E. W. Dudley and daughter of Salem, Mass. are visiting, MT. Dud- ley's sister, Mrs. E. L. Roberts.
 Miss Edith Fuller returned Tues day from Pittsfeld where she has been spending the week with Mrs. G. M. Brewer.
 Harold Wright is off duty at The Conn. Power Co.,, and confined to his home by illness.