Connecticut western news., 1920-01-29


 Beckley; Program Committee, Mrs. J. G. Root and Miss Bertha Granger. The meeting on Thursday afternoon will be held at the home of Mrs. A. K Rhoades. Subjects, "Through Eng land with Tennyson", ~by Miss Ber- tha Granger; Extracts from Morted' Arthur, by Mrs. N. L. Jackson.
 Dr. John G. Adam consulted with the noted specialist, Dr. Riggs of Rittsfield at the Hitchcock home over the condition of Mrs. Frank Hitch cock, whose condition remains un- chanred Two nurses are still in attendance.
 The interior of Christ Church is being redecorated. Sunday services are being held in the Parish House.
 Otis Baker of Syracuse was a guest at Church Terrace over the week end.
 Albert Kindleberg and family will move to Torrington where MT. Kin dleberg has a position.
 Lyman Michaels of Bristol visited his sister, Mrs. Harry Taylor the end of the week.
 Edwin Leffingwell has had his home on High Street wired and fitted up with electric lights.
 Mrs. Thomas Sweeney of Taconic visited at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Flynn this week.
 Grove Lefingwell will resign his duties with the Standard Oil Go. and be manager of the farms in East Canaan recently purchased by w. H. Moseley of New York.
 Leo Byron has resigned his posi- tion at the postoffice to accept po- sition in Hartford. He will enter upon his duties this week.
 Mrs. Jane Camp has been spend ing few days with friends in Hart ford.
 Miss Grace Roraback is spending a few days at her home here.
 F. R. Collin is confined to his home on Granite Avenue by illness.
 R. D. Miller has sold his farm in Clayton to New York man. MT. Miller will still reside in Clayton, but on smaller place, near his for mer residence.
 Miss May Adams is confined to her home on East Main St. by illness.
 Editor A. w. Krouse is confined to his home by illness.
 Carter and Hanlon and F. F. Ste vens have entered birds at the Lenox Poultry Show this week
 Lent begins the 18th of February this year. Easter falls on Sunday, April 4th.
 H. E. Lyles is spending 9 few days in Washington, D. c.
 David H. Roger of New Milford spent the weekend at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Robert Roger ST.
 Mrs. Keith Adam of Hartford visi- ted at G. A. Adams last week.
 Frank F Stevens is attending the poultry show in Lenox this week
 Chas. Wickwire is off duty at Brewer Bros. Garage and confined to his home by illness.
 The Hawthorne Club will meet with Miss Catherine H. Roraback on Thursday afternoon, February 9th.
 Marion Renshaw is off duty at Borden's and confined to his home by illness.
 < c. A. Adam spent few days in Hartford last week.
 The annual Communication of the Grand Lodge will be held at Hart ford on Wednesday, February 4. The Grand Lodge will meet in Masonic Temple, No. 51 Ann St. at Il o'clock a. m.
 Mrs. Stanley Mather and daughter of Lakeville are visiting Mrs. Ma ther's sister, Mrs. Ray Whitford.
 James Flynn has resigned his posi- tion in Pittsfeld and is at his home here.
 Miss Lillie Brown accompanied Miss Sarah Rood to her home in Ash ley Falls over Sunday.
 Miss A. M. Brown is entertaining relatives from Brooklyn.
 Mrs. H. D. Humphrey and Miss Olive Rood spent :, last Friday in Pittsfeld.
 Maitland Adam was home from Hartford over Sunday.
 Miss Waneta McElroy of New Jersey is visiting Miss Elizabeth Peirce.
 Mrs. Lillian Wiaa is confined to her home with the influenza.
 Mrs. Robert Cartmill of Spring field visited her aunt, Mrs George Morris yesterday.
 It is reported that Mrs. Charles Ray, of Brooklyn, Conn.,, is recover ing from the murderous attack made by an insane man January IT. Mrs. Ray is the mother of Mrs. Clifford z Fitzgerald of this place.
 Health Officer, Dr. F. H. Lee reports that there are about dozen cases of influenza in town, all of a mild form.
 All those interested in baseball are invited to meet at the Connecti-