Connecticut western news., 1921-08-25
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Mrs. l.. f1aWVeT ID oAoWAy AhpA"' inp. She was able to take an auto ride recently, the first for more than ten months.
 Miss Norma Adam was confined to her home by illness few days last week. Mrs. Wm. H. Templeton, and daughter Helen of New Haven have been guests at the home of her brother, Freeman Dempsey. Mrs. c. B. Shaw has been confined to her home by illness.
 MT. and Mrs. Donald Mayham and daughter, who spent the past few weeks at the home of her par ents. MT. and Mrs. Wm. Davis, have returned to their home in Green field, Mass. Mrs. Will c. Ingalls, and daughter Dorothy have returned from a few " eeks stay in Canada
 Mrs. s. G. Camp and daughter Elizabeth are spending two weeks at Lake Garfield.
 l nave cuSCOUuS1S 1OA 2AAh@AA 1~~AAAA0' H. V. Johnson, Winsted:---adv. Miss Rose Gangloff of Thomaston has been engaged as teacher for Room 2, in place of Mrs. Martin Buckbee.
 George Roger has returned tp Bridgeport after spending weeks vacation here.
 A large number from this and nearby towns attended the l5Oth anniversary celebration in Winsted last week.
 Lewis Roraback is home from Columbia University for the sum- mer.
 MT. and Mrs. Clayton M. Benja- min and family and Roscoe Brinton and family of Salisbury are camping at Twin Lakes.
 The Misses May Adams, May Smith, Katherine Utterwick anc Lester H. Adams motored to the .Ashokan Dam in the Catskills or Wednesday.
  Reed. and Arthur Lacey of Pough keepsie, and Gardner Corbin of Nev Haven were guests of MT. and Mrs MF. N. Brown in Lime Rock one da, Hast week.
 ' Mrs. M. J. Dover and son Geral' :j}are spending several weeks in cam. at Lake Garfield. " Miss Marguerite Lillis has return 4 ed to Danbury after visiting MS Kathleen Dover. r, Miss Ruth living of Great Barr ington spent several days at ElmWoo Farm.
 ', Hollis Dow returned to Hartfor Monday after visiting at M. J. Dowe1
 Miss D. N. MacDon2id of Ne0 York is the guest of Mrs. Robr1 Little
 Mrs. Mary Tierney and Willial Wallace spent Sunday with frlenc in Pine Bush N. Y.
 Miss Annie Ganci has returne frcm a visit to Bridgeport.
 Ives and Peirce are giving thel " mill new coat of paint.
 Commissioner of Domestic An nals J. Whittlesey was in town Tue day.
 Dr. Thornton examined 45 hea of cattle at Norfolk and found Z infected with tuberculosis.
 Cards have been received frol Dr. J. G. Adam from Canada, sta ing that he is enjoying himself 1T mensely and will return the last the month.
 Rev. G. E. Quaile of Salisbu. School was in town on Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Herriman Og9ensburg, N. Y. and Mrs. Lest Smith of Cleveland, O., are visitil their brother A. H. Herriman.
 H. A. Weaver has purchased Wi ton six touring car
 E. S. Garfield has delivered Ford Suburban to Mrs. Jenkins Pine Hill Lodge, Norfolk.
 Miss Mary Lermond spent t week end with Mrs. Fred Warner Salisbury.
 Miss Helen Eggleston of the Ne force is spending a weeks vacati in camp at Lake Buel.
 Miss Edith Hapeman of Elizavil N. Y. has been visiting friends town.
 Reynolds Hoyt and Walter Thon were week end guests at Dr. J. Terriberry's
 E. R. Lafforgue, Mrs. Ella Car and Mrs. Jennie Gardner morto1 to Coxsake, N. Y. Sunday.
 Mrs. Barford Wheeler of Tacol Miss Doris Lape of New Conco N. Y. ana Miss Ruth Vosburgh Chatham, N. Y. were guests of N Frank Sterrus last week.
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