Connecticut western news., 1922-09-28

S~~N~~ and Friday this week, because or I teachers institute on Thursday and | to hermit children to attend Great Harrington Fair on Friday. z
 Several Sunday school classes or | the Pilgrim church have held picnlcs at various times during the past week at the church and at Twin Lakes.
 Major and Mrs. Braynard and children and Major Braynard's moth , CT of Blanford have been spending ] several days with MT. and Mrs. E. B. Huntley. MT. and Mrs. Robert Ransom and son of Winsted called on Mrs. Theo- dore Adam on Sunday.
 Governor Lake has reappointed as special prosecutors for two years, IL. J. Nickerson of Cornwall and ]. c. Roraback of this place.
 Edward Cobb is confined to his home on Barlow Street with scarlet fever.
 Miss Ellen Drumm was given surprise party Monday evening by several of her friends in honor of her birthday. F Little Leonard Caldwell, who has been on the sick list, is much
 improved.
 , MT. and Mrs. F. R. Collin have re- turned from two weeks motor trip ' through the Adirondacks and to , Niagara Falls.
 a Miss Lucy Teague of Warren,
 Maine, eproute to Columbia Unlver-, j. sity, New,jYork, has been spending e few days,ethis week with MT. and Mrs. W. M. Teague on East Main
 Street
 n The regular meeting of Housatonic IS Lodpe, F. & A. M. will be held , Thursday night. s Miss Catherine Roraback attended s the thirty-frst annual Epworth Lea
 que convention at Poughkeepsie on y Tuesday.
 n- Mrs. c. B. Shaw, who has been on
 the sick list is much improved. r. Harold Crandall of New London ne is assisting at The Conn. Power Go o- for several weeks.
 Esther Chapter, No. 72, O. E. 5. 's' has received an invitation to vlsl n' Taghanic Chapter, o. E. s. at Lake
 vile, on Thursday evening, when mt the Grand Officers of the State O.
 Connecticut will make their otticla nd visit. AE a. e-"' nd The next regular meeting o: re Esther Chapter, O. E. s. will b
 held on Wednesday evening, Octobe ed 4th. .s.. l. Desk blotters-Blue, green, whit Ter and brown at 1Oc each. The Canaa ad' Printing Go.
 Mrs. John Maroon and Mrs. Fell ess ,Consolini spent Monday in. Pitts III field, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. H. A. Weaver an -lss children and Mrs. L. M. Pinney an CT Miss Etta Pinney of Pittsfield, Mas d. motored to Providence Sunday ft
 a few days visit with Mrs. Weaver brother. efn MT. and Mrs. H. A. Weaver a
 tended the Springfield fair la ,r n week.
 tne Mrs. Edward Hawver was the T ana cipient of half a pint of large ri 9eC. strawberries, picked from vines ana Mrs Winthrop Bottoms garden. ,ore James Lyles left on Wednesd an for Berkshire School, Everett
 Lyles going to Williamstown. anu The number of voters in Lite oay field county, according to figu1
 compiled by the tax commission Aa- is 24,752, Litchfield standing iii
 among the eight counties of the sta a to Helen Traphagen is visiting
 H. F. Beebe's.
 ol The Litchfeld democratic cour anu convention to nominate candld'
 for sheriff probably will be n ana Tuesday, October 10, or Wednesd ring October II, in Winsted, according ay' information given out. c. c. Mldt n or brooks probably will be the nomin 'hool Mrs. John Hunter Stearns IS spe Ply ing a few days with her parel next Judge and Mrs. A. T. Roraback.
 Miss L. B. Garrett spent Sun' Ga in New York city.