Connecticut western news., 1920-07-29

News Office this week in the absence of Editor Krouse.
 Miss Esther Hurlburt of Cornwall Hollow spent the week with Miss Olga Johnson of High Street.
 An exchange says: George M. Bullock of Elizabethtown has been engaged by c. Pardee of Lake Placid, Camp Eagles Eyrie," to operate his high-power motorboat, the Falcon, in Lake Placid waters this season, and also his Marmon car. MT. Bullock's ability in the handling. of motors needs no com ment, he being considered by many one of the most thoroughly compe- tent drivers in northern New York. The Falcon" is one of the highest powered boats as we'll as one of the most luxurious motor boats in Lake Placid waters"
 Dr. and Mrs. F. s. Parsons of Thomaston called on relatives in town Monday afternoon.
 Miss Edith Hapeman has returned from her vacation and resumed her duties at Borden's.
 Brewer Bros. have taken the agency for the Peerless cars for their territory. G. M. Brewer has just returned from the factory with 8 Peerless Sedan.
 The Mission Circle of Pilgrim church are to have sale of bakery goods, fresh vegetables and ice cream, Saturday afternoon from 2 to T, at O'Brien's lunch room, oppo- site Brewer .Bros.' garage.
 Mrs. Wm. Streck and children of Bridgeport are visiting her sister, Mrs. L. J. Streck. Harry Berkowitz is entertaining his sister and brother, MT. and Mrs. Harry Salpeter of New York city. They are staying with Mrs. Harry Dodge.
 Mrs. Michael O'Neil and Mrs. James Keenan ST. was in Pittsfeld one day last week.
 Misses Mildred and Dorothy Me Kaig of New Haven are spending two weeks with Mrs. Wm. Mcclure.
 Miss Grace Hoxie of Hartford is spending two weeks at the home of Mrs. Samuel Briggs.
 Miss Alice Bowen attended the funeral of her uncle, Andrew F, Horne in Ashley Falls last Monday
 Miss Josephine Flynn is absent from her duties at Central on ac count of illness.
 Mrs. James Mccormick anc daughter Elizabeth attended the funeral of Mrs. Rush in Waterbur! on Friday.
 Miss Alice Rood of New York il spending the summer with Mrs Catherine Briggs.
 Mrs. J. T. Rutledge and Mrs. D Grindle are spending few days II New York.
 J. Kennedy of The Canfeld ha returned from trip to New Yorl and South Norwalk.
 Miss Emma Taylor has returned \ from a three weeks visit with rela tives in Bristol.
 Mrs. Burton A. Peirce and daugh ter Mildred are visiting relatives il Brookfeld.
 Miss Eugenia LeRoy, has returne' to her home in Glen Ridge, N. J. after visiting her cousins, the Misse Beaujon. Miss Ruth Beaujon re turned with her.
 Miss Florence Fitzgerald is assist ing at the S. N. E. Telephone Co., office during the summer.
 Mrs. Walter King Stone is enter taining her mother from California
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Brown of Nev York are at their home in Linn, Rock.
 Rev. A. E. Roraback of Brooklyn N. Y, who has a summer home a Twin lakes, will supply the pulpit O. the Congregational church in Lee one of the Sundays in August.
 MT. and Mrs. T. l. Ferguson art spending few days in Hudson N. Y.
 Mrs. Orr and daughter, Marion who spent the past two months al Mrs. Caroline Garvin's, have re turned to their home in Baltimore Md.
 Mrs. Mary Bradley of Danbury is visiting her niece, Mrs. Earl Coons
 Mrs. L. J. Streck and children have returned from a visit witf relatives in Bridgeport.
 Brewer Bros. are sending to the Rec Motor Company factory al Lansing, Mich. this week for three