Connecticut western news., 1921-09-08

Mrs. F. M. Brewer.
 The dance given under the aus pices of the Baseball Club was very we'll attended Monday evening.
 The Misses Ethel Barrett, Eliza- beth Smith, Elizabeth Lee and Cath erine Sweeney left for Danbury Tuesday, where they will enter school.
 The Misses Ruth and Mae Bernard of Milford, and MT. Hayes of Water bury were guests of Mrs. Lillian Wlse over Labor Day. .-.->~
 Winsted D: Flower Shop-Roses,. Carnations, etc. for any occasion. Telephone 560-5.-adv.
 G. M. Chattleton of Bristol was a Sunday caller at A. P. Briggs.
 Capt. Gersham Hewitt, the spy, that made it possible for Ethan Allen to capture Ft. Ticonderoga, was the great grandfather of Mrs. A. P. Briggs.
 John Humphrey was a weekend guest at A. P. Briggs. Mrs. M. J. Dover and son Gerald have returned home after camping at Lake Garfield.
 Miss Winnie Smith spent several days with Mrs. Robert Little.
 Miss Sara Dunn is visiting friends in Lee.
 M. J. Dower and daughter Kath- leen spent the weekend at Camp To Come Too in Monterey.
 Miss Frances Freeman of Hartford is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Louise Smith.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Russell of Pittsfeld attenIe1 t,4a lance Mon day evening on the playground.
 Mrs. s. c. Briggs leaves this week for Los Angeles, California, where she will visit her sister for a few weeks.
 Joseph La Gallis of Saratoga, N. Y, has entered the employ of H. H. Scutt.
 A Republican caucus for the nom- ination of town officers will be held at the Town Hall Saturday after noon at 200 o'clock. The Democra- tic caucus will be held at the same place at 3 100 o'clock.
 Harry Berkowitz spent the week end at his home in New York city.
 Miss Mary Foley has returned tc her home in Bridgeport, after spend, ing the summer with her grand. mother, Mrs. K. Fitzgerald.
 MT. Brinton of Newtown spent Labor Day with his family at the Vacation House.
 Malcolm Drummond of Brooklyn N. Y. spent Labor, Day with his family at the Vacation House. Miss Bessie Joyce of South Nor. walk spent Labor Day with her aunt Mrs. H. E. Hatch. MT. and Mrs. A. E. Weaver anc |. son Junior spent the holidays il New Haven.
 Mrs. Fitzgerald and sons arc spending few days in Bridgeport to attend funeral of a relative.
 James Mcclure, general utility man at the News office is spending weeks vacation with relatives 1T New Haven.
 Miss Margaret NcGuire, nigh , operator at the telephone exchange is enjoying" a vacation with al attack of hay fever. Mrs. William MeGuire entertained number of friends from New Ha ven Sunday.
 Rev. Brother Albian of New Yorl has been visiting his cousin, Mrs Walter c. Goggin and other rela tives.
 Miss Kathleen Lynch has returned ) to Bridgeport after spending a fev weeks with her cousin, Miss Florence Goggin.
 3 The Twin Lakes Vesper Servic, P was held at the summer home O. Judge A. T. Rorabaek last Sunda, evening at 6 o'clock. Rev. A. K ? Skinner gave a timely and appro priate talk. Much appreciation wa , expressed for Mr. Skinner's kindnes e and for the Male Quartette whicl 9 consisted of Robert Peirce, Joh1 Armstrong, A. K. Skinner and Johl q Adams. This concluded the season f vesper services.
 Morris Brown and family of Phila ;, delphia have closed their cottage a h Twin Lakes and returned to thei !. home.
 The Misses Grant have returned t l. their home in Hartford, after occu e pying Miss Gladys DeHart's bunga O low for several weeks 7. The VanZelm family are occupy l. ing their cottage on the East shor
 of Twin Lakes for the month c if September.