Connecticut western news., 1921-01-06
NORFOLK

| Wao hSIu at Iue SuuTcn O. C0e linHa- | culate Conception Saturday morn ing at o'clock. The bearers were John Mitchell, Thomas P. Higgins, William O'Connor, William Tierney, William Carroll and Harry FieIds. The body was placed in the vault. The fire company was called out Friday evening to extingIish a fire at the home of James Kennelly.. A. P. Atwood, town clerk, has been appointed assistant to the su- perintendent at the capitol in Hart ford during the coming session of the legislature.
 The first annual meeting of the Roberts-B ouchet post, American le- zion, was held at the rooms of the Norfolk club Monday evening. Off, cers for the ensuing year were elected. .-.
 Miss Eleanor Johnson has returned to Hartford, after spending a few days with her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Lyman Johnson.
 Miss Lois Yutzler of Hartford spent Sunday with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Yutzler.
 Misses Marion Curtiss and Mar jorie DeMars have returned to their duties as teachers in Winsted. F Miss Ellen Ivemy of Hartford was at her home here over Sunday. Miss Mollie Barnes of Hartford spent Sunday with relatives here.
 Dr. Martell of Hartford spent Sun- day in town. .-... ....
 Miss Margaret F. o'Connor has returned to Stonington.
 Harold ". Higgins sang at the en- tertainment given in the Elks' home, Torrington, Friday evening. 'H
 MT. and Mrs. Reginald Mitchell and Charles Hotchkiss spent New Years in Waterbury. Miss Rose Christinat left for Pennington Monday, where she has secured, employment. | " Mrs. Charles Van Buskirk and three children spent New Years day and Sunday with her parents, MT and Mrs. Tremper in Campbell.
 Misses Augusta and Anna Law renee have returned to Hartford after spending few days with their parents, Mir. and Mrs. Nathaniel Lawrence of West Norfolk. The condition of John Seiller, who early last week underwent an opera. tion at the Litchfeld County Hospi. tal on his knee for blood poisoning shows continued improvement.
 Mrs. W. Fiske Stevens and niece Miss Katherine Russell, student al the Albany State Normal school spending the holidays here, were visi. tors in Hartford last week.
 Mrs. M. Kelsey who has had charge of the Little Crafts Shop the past season closed the shop Friday and returned to her home in Hart. ford. .ail.t ..t ..'. Miss Karolina Kendall has return ed to the Connecticut Agricultural College, after spending the holidays with her parents, Dr.. and Mrs. John c. Kendall.
 A business meeting of the What soever Circle of the Congregational chu<ch will be held with Mrs. Ruby B. Thurston at her home Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 Friends here are grieved to learn that Rev. John Barstow of Wethers- field, a former pastor of the local Congregational church figured in a recent automobile accident in which he broke one of his armsl
 Miss Hope Bennett of New Haven is spending several days at Crissey Place.
 Miss Mary G. Whalen, bookkeeper for c. Clifford Scoville, has been en- toying a short vacation with rela- tives and friends in Hartford.
 William F. Stearns, jr., and Henry B. Gidman have returned to Am herst, having spent the holiday vaca- tion at their homes here.
 Compensation commissioner Fred eric C.. Williams has filed compen- sation agreement whereby the Bar num-Richardson Company of Lime Rock are to pay Jack Venesse of Lime Rock $1O.40 per week for an injury to his left eye.
 Wallace Sparks of Torrington, who conducted a baking business here a few years ago, has been visiting friends here for several days.
 The prudential committee of the Congregational Church will meet with Rev. William B. Johnson at the parsonage Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock to consider several mat ters of importance to the church. The annual meeting and roll call of the church will be held Friday even- ing, January IA in the chapel.