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Connecticut western news., 1920-12-23
CORNWALL

Frank Loucks died on the 18th after long illness and was buried in Sharon on Friday with Masonic rites. He had been representative from this town, and was the first president of the Mems Club, and has for years been postmaster. aa. =
 Frank Whitcomb has spent a week in bed but is reported as now free from fever and recovering.
 The Christmas exercises of the First Church will be in the chapel at seven o'clock on Friday the 24th. The church annual meeting is to be on Thursday, Jan. 9th.
 The Women's Benevolent Society elected at the annual meeting last week, president, Mrs. E. c. Starr, vice president, Mrs. T. R. Baldwin, Secretary and treasurer, Mrs Frank Loucks, directresses, Mrs. Su- san Miller and Miss Jean Calhoun.
 On Monday night Rev. Dr. Edror of New York gave the Mems Club an interesting address at Library Hall to which the public were invited. His subject was Journalsm in New York
 Most of our pupils who are in schools out of town arrived home last week. .
 That 1920 has been the wettest year for about half a century ac- counts in part for the state of oul roads this Fall.
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-23
|EWS from NEARBY T0WRS

Episcopal and Methodist Episcopal Churches will unite in the Week of Prayer, beginning on Sunday even- ing, January 2d, and ending on Sun day evening, Jauary 9th, the last service being the annual anniversary of the Sharon Bible Society. Richard Braunstein, pastor of the M. E. church will be the speaker at this service.
 School Notes
 Perfect attendance for November for grades 1 and 2, Grace Lamb, teacher; Rosalie 5 Carley, Russell Duffy, Benny Gunsofsky, Dorothy Hoffman, Edward Kinsman, Helen Largo, Edith McCann, George Me Neil, William Pidgeon, Ruth Potter, Florence Stahovec.
 Grades 3 and 4, Augusta Colligan, teacher; Stephen Ashmore, Alice Bonhotel, John Carley, Catherine Darling, Bertha Drumm, Evelyn Liner, Robert McCann, Emil Olson, Leontine Pitcher, Joseph Tompkins, Mary Tompkins, Althea Williams, Ralph Wiley. %. ,.
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-23
EAST CANAAN

The work on the church was com pleted and Saturday several of the good workers, men and women, cleaned it, and put down the carpets. It looks fine, and will be used Christ mas night. The exercises will be Christmas night (Saturday) at 7.30.
 Mrs. Fletcher and Miss M. E. Briggs purchased the gifts for the Sunday School at Lakeville last Thursday, each child of the Sunday School who has been present five Sundays, will receive an orange, and candy, and a gift. The people who own barns or sheds will kindly ac- commodate the people who always occupied the Church sheds, that dis appeared suddenly. .t ..H
 Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening at B. J. Stratton's. .-a....r.
 Chas. Rood of Ashley Falls is papering MT. Thorpe's house, that he recently purchased at No. 5. F Miss E. J. filling is staying for a time with her sister, Mrs. F. D. Gay lord. 1.-The Christmas exercises in all the schools are reported as fine, as your correspondent attended but in one place, can only speak for No. 5, where they were interesting and all did we'll c5 +ye s-.r-.- -,... ..rs.s o+yAt c. w. Bottum's there are six who attend school, in three different schools, since school opened Sept. 1st, not one of the six has missed a day. Pretty good record. @ aC. H. Sage came near having a serious accident Friday, when near home with load of feed, the wagon broke down, letting the front wheels go by themselves. MT. Sage was thrown and struck on his head. For tunately the horses did not run, and aside from several bruises, and 9 shake up, he was not seriously hurt B. J. Stevens has a new Ford car Now we are expecting everyone will get ride.
 MT. and Mrs. James Fuller and MT and Mrs. Miles Lamb and Miles Ira yer of New Haven visited friends ir town Sunday.
 Mrs. James Gorfeld and son and Miss Nellie Casey visited friends ir Falls Village one day last week. William Wallace and Miss Mary Tierney motored to Pine Bush, N. Y Sunday and spent the day.
 MT. and Mrs. D. J. Foley of May. brook, N. Y. is spending few days at John Foley's. I'
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-23

the Immaculate Conception will be omitted this year and the funds for that expense added to the Holy Cross College fund. . Miss Marion Watson, a student in Boston physical culture school, and girl friend are spending the vacation as guests of MT. and Mrs. Winthrop Cone. ....s ... Mrs. Frank Christinat has been the guest of relatives in Gilbertsville, Mass, the past week. -s..
 The New England Lime Company in Canaan has closed it's plant for an indefinite period because of a lack of orders. Some of the men have secured employment in Monterey, Mass. a ... .
 Edward Lucier was admitted to the Litchfeld County Hospital Thursday. He has not been well since he suffered a slight shock in the early autumn.
 Henry B. Gidman of Amherst is spending the holiday recess with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry G. Gldman.
 The Whatsoever Circle of the Congregational Church held their an- nual Christmas, party in the chapel Thursday evening. Each member at tired to represent Mother Goose rhyme, received gift from the tree and after playing several games fla miliar to childhood partook of box lunch which brought to the close an other most enjoyable occasion fo1 this ever active mission circle.
 Western Star Lodge A. F. 6 A. M held it's election of officers at the meeting held in Masonic Hall on | Tuesday evening. Installation will take place the first Tuesday evening in January. MT. and Mrs. Reginald Mitchell have returned from New Haven, where they were guests of their sis ters, Misses Alma and Edith Hotch- 1 kiss.
 Charles Fields has returned to his
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-23
ORE HILL

MT. and Mrs. Arthur Everts visited their aunt's, Mrs. J. E. Scott anc Miss Carrie Gibbs in Norfolk on Sun. day. School closed Friday for the holi. days with exercises and Christmas tree.
 Plumer Davis of Winsted spent g few days in this place last week. Mrs. Patrick Morgan and son John and daughters Bessie and Florence of Hartford and Mrs. John Bianchi of Canaan visited MT. and Mrs. Michael Moore on Sunday. Mrs. Fletcher Downs and two daughters Edith and Janet went last Wednesday to Chatham, N. Y. to visit her parents. '4 Master Leland Dean had the mis- fortune to cut two of his fingers on an axe so badly it was necessary to have doctor take several stitches to close the cuts,
 Fred Jennings is confined to his home with sickness. Dr. Miller is attending him. Miss Kate Jennings from Tanners, N. Y. was Sunday guest at the home of her brother, Fred Jennings and family.
 Freeland VanDeusen of Millerton, N. Y. recently visited at the home of his nephew, Ward Dean.
 Several from this place attended the hotel auction at Millerton, N. Y. the past week.
 Miss Rose Dennis was in Pough- koansio NJ V Fridau
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-23
SOUTH CANAAN

Junior Mission Circle held a (g on Sunday afternoon. Mite were opened with a total of
 Adolph Heinz with MT. and Eurtiss spent the weekend in .gton. 1 L. E. Loverin made some calls Eaan on Thursday.
 Tony Passini and Stella In Harrington on Friday.
 Jessie Davies from Parker al, New Brunswick, is caring r sister, Mrs. Arthur s. Dean,
 recovering slowly.
 Fred Bushey IT. and Mrs. 1t Wright were on a shopping n Canaan on Friday.
 Loverin is convalescing from Scent sickness.
 \. M. c. Dean called on friends } Barrack on Friday. Try Bushey is working for Hanchett.
 $ Ruth Bosworth substituted
 organ in church on Sunday. liam Mallory has been sick veral days.
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-23
SHARON

On December 18th. George Lane picked up a wood-chuck while cross ing meadow, and brought it home to Frank Northrop's dog. If the old fashion whim is true, we will have an open winter.
 Schools closed on Friday for the Christmas vacation of two weeks.
 Wm. R. Kenny recently purchased the property formerly owned by Mrs. George M. Hertzel and takes posses sion January 1st.
 Born at the Sharon hospital on Sunday, Dec. 18th, daughter to MT. and Mrs. Peter Flanagan of Mill brook. Mrs. Flanagan was formerly Miss Anna Loughlin of this place.
 Miss Carolina Martelli is spending the holiday vacation with her par ents in Hartford.
 Christmas services of the various Sunday Schools will be held as fol lows: Methodist, Christmas eve. Congregational, Christmas night. Advent, Monday evening, Dec. 27th, all at 7:30 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend any or all services. --... a. The Sharon basketball team played the Sheffield team in the town hall on Tuesday evening. The game was a close one, resulting in vic tory for the home team 25-24.
 The high school play Her Honor the Mayor" netted the high schoo about $152. 5'~t3' ..
 The installation ofthe officers o1 Silver Lake Grange took place or Tuesday evening. 5f. esa-5-s~@
 The Congregational, Protestan
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-23
NORFOLK

Rev. William F. Stearns will read Christmas story at the evening ser vice of the Congregational Church Sunday evening. In the morning Rev. A. Karl Skinner of the Pilgrim church in Canaan will preach and Rev. William B. Johnson, pastor of the local church will preach in Ca- naan. On Friday night the mid-week service will be omitted.
 Christmas tree of the Church of
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-23
FALLS VILLAGE

Charles R. Smith and Mrs. Cole of West Cornwall spent day afternoon at Mrs. Fred l Russell spent Wednesday in darlington.
 Louise Roberts has returned fter spending several weeks r sister in. New York city.
 Charles Wickwire and son
 spent Monday with friends place. ... H. Nelson was in Ct. Bar one day last week.
 us Brewster has returned fter spending several days in bort.
 Edwin Ferguson and Ruth were in Great Harrington schools are closed for two vacation. ESkiff was in Pittsfield Friday furday.
 bh Smith was in Bridgeport
 last week.
 rge crowd attended the dance iday night, given by Mrs. F. e and Mrs. H. Beebe. and Mrs. e. w. Burketti left y for a few days visn with Is in Danbury. ena k , l.. Els Kiernan left Monday home in Ore Hill. M M Irving Ayres who has been on list is somewhat better. hnd Mrs. Emil Mertens have Bed the Clarence Turner ty for a home for themselves. M. Moore leaves this week tsield for the winter. Btmas exercises of the M. E.
 School vii be held Friday ,on in the M. E. church. Amesville school was given Is and candy by Lakeville Thursday afternoon.
 and Mrs. c. T. Bloomer of were in town Sunday. and Mrs. G. F. Bristol are en- ling Mrs. Bristol's sister of taven.
 ertainment, under auspices Aid Society at Congregational 1, December 29, 1920, at 8 Admission 15 cents. 1 program is as follows: he All Ye Faithful. :. Chorus Bs of Welcome
 Clarice Bickerdike [attie's Wants and Wishes
 Shirley Bates Joe Out Your Row
 John Coon y Moon
 Nellie and Clarlce Blckerd1ke Peculiar Neighbor
 Elizabeth Wilkison &AQVIce. .A. 0lTls Ulster and I. Mary Beals |ody's Waiting for Someone Nellie & Clarice Bickerdike, Mary Beals cor Work Don't Pay les Nellie Bickerdike bead Doll. Clarice Bickerdike |on't Give Up the Ship Joseph Bates 1ammy Greer
 Elizabeth Wilkison Beautiful Ohio (rs. W. B. Rodgers and
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Connecticut western news., 1920-12-23

home here, having been discharged from the Litchfeld County Hospital, where he underwent an operation for appendicitis two weeks ago.
 Charles Mccarthy has returned from Hartford, where he was the guest of friends. ~
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-23

It isn't vanity which causes you to have your portrait made, but a sincere desire to visuailze your real self for the pleasurs of friends and loved ones. Make an appointment today it's none too early. .-.- Q.
 ALFRED M. COSTELLO PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS
 Great Harrington. Mass.
Connecticut western news., 1920-12-23

tion CIarice Bickerdike low the Quarrel Began Nellie B. and Gladys Surdam Grey Home in the West Nellie and Clarice Bickerdike 6s John K. Mackie Bs. Rev. E. A. Hazeltine
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-04

cake were served. There were thir-
Following is the program given:
SONG, BATTLE Cry of Freedom" by
the school.
Recitation by Clara Nelson.
"Why Like to Live on the Farm"
by Edward Swenson.
young Hopefuls," Ralph Hanks.
Song, when Johnny Comes
Marching Home"
Recitation, Irene Void.
THE Hen and Her Chicks" by the
first, second and third grades.
Golden Keys" Frank Hanks.
BIRD Thoughts" Dale Nensen.
1.-THE Three Maids of Lee" Cathe-
ryn Hanks, Selma Swenson, Anna
Nelson.
1.-THE Secret" Raymond Swanberg.
Glass Poem, by Edward Swenson.
Song. yankee Doodle"
"A Boys Mother" Philip Void.
"Daddy's Letter." Catherine Hanks.
Glass Prophecy, Anna Nelson.
Drill of Bright Examples, by the
school.
| A. B. c. rhymes. Selma Swenson.
"Helps to Read" Philip Void and
Edward Swenson.
| Primary songs by the school.
! when Willie Minds the Baby" by
Chester Swanberg.
"The Baby Clinic" by the school.
MY Pets" Albert Swenson.
Song, "Home, Sweet Home" by the
school.
Song, Dixie Land" by the third
and sixth grades.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-04
UI.TRA.SMART FOR OUTDOOR
WEAR

Smart and practical is this suit
consisting Of JACKIE; OF dark brown
camels hair cloth and plated skirt
Of plaid serge The deep open front
of the jacket is rolled to form revers
and finished with notched collar.
pockets of unusual side are du?lly
stylish and serviceatle. while 1ur'
Their note OF chic is added by the
dark brown leather belt. Medium
size requires 3 yards 81 inch ma
terial for the jacket and 2 IA yards
81 inch serge for the skirt. -
Pictorial Review Jacket No. S792.
Sizes, "a to 4S inches bust. Price,
Is cents. Skirt No. $3.50. Sizes, "a
to 40 inches waist. Price, 20 cents.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-04
COMPETITION KEEN AT
BREAD BAKING CONTEST

Bemidji, Blackjack, Debs, Ten
strike and Nymore were represented
by bread baking teams and individ-
uals at the contest held at the Gen.
trail school on Saturday under the d.
rection of Harry J. Olin, agricultural
instructor of the Bemidji public
schools. No announcement as to the
winners can be made at this time,
since the contestants have not as yet
completed all the work required for
the contest. Competition among the
teams and individuals was very keen
and much interest was taken in the
baking contest.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-04
MARKHAM REGISTER

Included on Mondays register at
the Markham were L. E. Myers, S. A.
Graham, Hardesty Johnson, Theodore
Kline, Peter D. Tkach, George E.
Haiyst, Elmer Aamodt, I. H. Carey,
Karl Moulton, c. H. Kohn, w. R.
Peters, Luther Olson, Malcolm Jones,
and J. A. Murphy Of Minneapolis;
Mrs. J. J. Holt Of Fargo, A. H. Mer-
rill of Grand Rapids, ny. l.. Kramer
Of Granite Falls; M. F.. Blair, E. Au-
relius and r. F. Beneau1o f St. Paul;
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Foot hf Kallispell,
Mont; H. B. Kidd Of Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs. George rowerp Eau Claire,
WIS.,; G. J. Hessel Of st. Cloud; ]. l..
ROLAND of Thief River Falls; F. II.
Minney and J. O. Leary OF Grand
Forks.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-04
n. B. A. OF MACABEES GIVE
SHOWER FOR MRS. KARISTAI

The w. B. A. of the Macabees held
their regular meeting in the Moose
hall last evening. A large class OF
obligators were present. After the
business session, the Lady Macabees
gave a surprise for. Mrs. Clarence
Karlstad Of Nymore; in the form OF
q miscellaneous shower of many
beautiful and useful articles. Mrs.
Karlstad was formerly Miss Jane
Berg, Of Mill Park, who was the
first bride OF the Bemidji Macabee
review. The ever active Macabees
took this opportunity of playing
many. practical jokes on her. A de-
1icious lunch was served in the din
ming room. where covers were placed
for hfty people. and every one re-
ported Z very pleasant evening. The
Hsxt meeting will be held on Monday
sve1ing. My. l7th. !: r. -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-04
METHODIST LADIES AID MEET

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will meet at the home OF Mrs.
S. A. Cutter, I'LL Beltrami avenue,
on Wednesday afternoon. The hos
tesses will be Mrs Cutter, Mrs. P. l..
Brown, Mrs. Clara Kemp, and Mrs.
Earl McMahan. All members are urg-
ed to be present.