Connecticut western news., 1920-12-30
NORFOLK

William B. Johnson preached at Cm- naan. In place of the usual servics Sunday evening Rev. William F. Stearns at o'clock read a delight full Christmas story, "The Suitable Child," by Norman Duncan.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dwight N. Clark cx Hartford and Mir. and Mrs. John " Camp of Waterbury spent the ho6- day vacation with their parents hare. returning home Monday. Ia. Dr. and Mrs. John c. Kendall an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Karolina Weber Ken dall to Professor Roscoe H. VininR of Boston, Mass. Miss Kendall is a Gilbert School graduate and now a student at Storrs Agricultural Col lege, where Prof. Vining is an i'm structor. The wedding will prabably take place in June.
 MT. and Mrs. George Griswold and son of Greenwich are guests of Mir and Mrs. Henry H. Bridgman at Fox Hill over the holidays.
 Misses Virginia Mcdonald and Mary Holleran, students at Laurelton Hall, are spending the Christmas re- cess in town with relatives.
 Leon Sylvernale of the ''New Ha- ven" office in Boston, returned Sun day afternoon to the city having spent the holiday with his parents,, MT. and Mrs. Foster Sylvernale oa Laurel Way.
 Miss Ruth l.. Spaulding of the Hartford High School faculty, and her mother, Mrs. Agnes Spauldinx. are guests at Mapleside Farms dur ing the vacation period. .ss
 Miss Laura Mabon, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James B. Mabon of New York, summer residents of this place, is among the members of the Spence Alumnae Society, who will take part in the musical fantasy. Forty Winks", to be given as their annual entertainment at the Hotel Plaza on the afternoon and evening of January 11th. .'##-. ....
 MT. and Mrs. John Norton and family of Winsted were holiday guests of MT. and Mrs. Melvin K Snow. .....fa .. ,,.s.
 Miss Marion Watson and friend. Miss Lamb, of Maiden, Mass, are spending few days at Winthrop Cone's. ...
 MT. and Mrs. W. Hamilton Smith spent Christmas with their daughter, Mrs. Harold Carruth in Westport
 Henry Dwyer spent the holiday and Sunday at his home in Westport
 William Bailey and family spent Christmas in Sheffield, Mass.
 Thomas O'Connor spent Christmas with friends in Mill River.
 William Maylan of Terryville spent Christmas with friends here.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Beachemin of Springfield visited relatives here Sunday.
 Stanley V. Lee of Waterbury was with his family here Christmas day.
 Mir. and Mrs. John B. Curtiss, Jr.. of Waterbury spent Sunday with John B. Curtiss.
 John Bouchet of Elmira, N. Y-, was at his home here over the holi- day. .......
 Charles Mansfield of Holyoke, Mass, spent the holiday with his father, Hiram Mansfield. v
 Mrs. Murphy of Naugatuck spent Christmas with her sister, Mrs- Charles Fields.
 Mary O'Connell spent the holiday at her home in Hartford.
 John Griffin spent the holiday at his home in Middletown. ...
 Mir. and Mrs. James Delaney and daughter have returned to Hartford. having visited here for few days.
 Harry Stevens of New York spent the holiday with his family.
 Misses Anna and Augusta Law renee of Hartford were at their home here over the holiday and Sunday.
 Jerusha Lawrence and Anna Tor rant of New Britain normal school are home for the holiday vacation.
 Miss Lucy Bevins of Winsted and Mrs. Alice Peck of Harrington were at the Cranley residence over the holiday. N Cordis Carter of Hartford spent the holiday at his home here.
 Oscar and Edwin Laitenen of Hartford spent Christmas at their home here.
 A number of out-of-town people come here by automobile evenings to see the beautiful Christmas tree on the green.
 Harold Best of Waterbury was in town over the holiday.
 Lester Goodenough of Hartford was here over Sunday.
 r. CbarIaa Johnson Mr and Mira Campbell and Mrs. Hartman and daughter have returned to Hartford, having spent the holiday and Sunday with Mir and Mrs. William Johnson.
 Dwight Clark of Hartford was at his home here over the holiday and Sunday. r5f ".