Connecticut western news., 1920-07-29

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 Mrs. c. B. Shaw and son Richard are spending few weeks with rela- tives in Walton, N. Y.
 Miss Helen Roberts has been spending a few days in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving T. Ferguson of Bridgeport are visiting the Misses Ferguson.
 Mrs. Christinat and daughter of Norfolk spent the weekend with her daughter, Mrs. H. E. Meade.
 Miss Olive Rood spent Sunday in TacOnic.
 Miss Hunt of Vineland, N. J. is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. E. Hester.
 Miss Olive Hermit of Stockville, N. Y. is visiting Miss Edith Glass.
 Misses Ethel and Edna Barrett are visiting relatives in Springfield, Mass.
 Harold Scutt returned Monday from a visit of a week with an aunt in Danbury. He reports seeing the effects of the big storm Saturday near where he was staying, several barns were burned and much dam age done to growing crops.
 Miss Edith Lindell is spending a part of her vacation with her sister, Mrs. G. M. Brewer in Pitts field, Mass.
 A. L. Pearson has severed his connection with Edward P. Dons- bough as painter.
 Frederick Woodford, a former schoolmate of Clinton D. V. Barnes, has been spending the past week in town.
 Mrs. F. B. Richardson and little son Roy, are visiting her parental home in Ellsworth, Maine.
 Misses Louise and Ina Triesch- mann were weekend guests of rela- tives in Torrington.
 Mrs. M. G. Adam is visiting her son, G. A. Adam and family in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Dewey ot Norfolk and William Dewey of Til. son, N. Y. were over-Sunday guests of Ralph F. Dewey and wife.
 George s. Fuller and John s. Reec were in Hartford on business Sat urday.
 Miss Emily Robbins, Mrs. Bradley and the Misses Derrin of Hartforc : and Miss Emily Chapman of Deer : River are recent arrivals at Churcl Terrace.
 Mrs. Robert Neil of Tampa, Flori da, with her two sons, Arthur anC Billy, are visiting her sister, Mis Lillie Brown.
 Editor A. W. Krouse is enjoying his annual vacation. | Mrs. Calvin E. Barnes of Nev 7 Haven is visiting relatives in town Miss Lillian Parsons solo at tn - morning service at the Methods \ church, Sunday morning was mucl l appreciated by those present. Sh l gave Ward Stephens "Love not tn World"
 v The registrars of voters of tn ' town are to be in session, two days I August and 13, at Judge Rora backs office, for the purpose of en rolling voters and making change 3 of the list of voters. Be sure tha ,, your name is on the list.
 Mrs. F. F. Stevens is spending tn 7 week at the International Trainin T School for Sunday School Associa Q tion Leaders, at Lake WinnepesaU kee, New Hampshire. = During the funeral services of tn late James E. Greene, the town fla was very appropriately displayed a 3 half mast. All but one of the mem t bers of the David s. Cowles Post G. A. R. were present at the funera and the latter was unable to attenr because of advancing years.
 Mrs. Clayton M. Benjamin an, two children visited friends il Cheshire, Mass. during MT. BenJa min's trip to Buffalo the last of tn , week.
 = Rev. F. H. Neal of the Methods church is conducting Sunday after l, noon services at Pine Grove durin, , the month.
 Canaan Fire Company are to b. , represented at the Litchfeld cele . bration next Tuesday, by 20 mem bers in uniform, the trip will b. |. made in automobiles.
 The Firemen's dance Wednesda! night brought together one of tn, largest parties of the season, man, being present from out of town. Ernest Hansen has severed hi