Connecticut western news., 1922-03-09

hold effects to Worcester, Mass.
 State Policeman Fred Preston has moved to the Kimball house, on Daisy Hill >e " ...
 Miss Mime Caldwell spent the weekend with Mrs. Harry Knicker- booker in Torrington.
 William Thumith is spending the week in New London. He will move his household effects from New London, and will occupy part of Frank. A. Whiting's house on West Main Street. I @
 Dr. F. H. Lee has purchased Wm. Drumm's house on Barlow Street, and it will be occupied by Lee H. Wickwire and family. ....
 Harry Berkowitz, publicity man for Elk Photo Plays, of New York is visiting MT. and Mrs. Ivanhoe L.: Scott on West Main Street.
 Winsted Flower Shop-Roses, Carnations etc. for any occasion. Telephone 560-5.--adv.
 Miss Louise Trieschmann was call ed to Torrington on Saturday by the death of her auth, Mrs. W. J. Triesch- mann.
 Garvin-O' 'Connell Post, No. 49, American Legion will give a Legion Ball on St. Patrick's Eve, March 16, at town hall, Canaan. It will be the one big social event of the year. There will be moonlight dances, prize waltzes and some real sure enough square dances with good prompter in command.
 v John Tierney has purchased the Shuckerow house on Bragg street, and will move there.
 Kenneth Miller of Hartford is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. FR. D. Miller of Clayton.
 < MT. and Mrs. W. S. Smart have returned from Southern Pines, s. C., where they have been the past month. T William Finney commenced his duties as clerk at the Lakeville post office last week. @
 E. B. Stone is confined to his home by illness.
 Leon Catlin is able to be about again, after an attack of influenza.
 MT. and Mrs. J., L. Parsons left for New York city on Wednesday, where they will remain for few days on business.
 Mrs. F. M. Miner of Salisbury has been at Rev. A. K. Skinner's the past week. -t> Z Mrs. Charles Mackey of Spring field, Mass. has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. James Quinn on West Main Street.
 Isadore Goodman from Chicago spent the weekend with his sister, Miss Lena Goodman. ,.....g { James Lyles was home for the weekend from Berkshire School.
 Mrs. Hugh Meade is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Chris tinet in Norfolk. ...s sz..-..-. ...
  afternoon with Miss Sarah Fergu- son. March sixteenth the meeting is with Mrs. Marion Camp. Reading by Mrs. Scutt, The Voice of California.
 Mrs. c. H. Pease is visiting rela- tives in Hartford. .-. Miss Estelle Davis spent the weekend with her sister in Tor rington. 'r@ .s Z.s,s. Paul Blodgett has been on the sick list with tonsilitis. ....-.. : 1 Jacob Schamerhorn is i'll at his ] home on West Main street. Z.
 Housatonic Lodge, F. & A. M. will hold their regular communication on ' Thursday evening. There will be 1 work.
 The Camp Fire met with Miss Helen Baird on Friday, March 3rd, Q veyr interesting play, "The Bishops Candlesticks'' was read by Mrs. Nes- tell. The Camp Fire girls wish to thank Mrs. Baird for entertaining them at her home. There will be no meeting this week on account of the High School play.
 Misses Lucy Teague and Ellen Lindell spent the weekend in West field and Springfield.
 Mrs. Mabel Stanton of Derby has been visiting her brother, Matthew Dempsey in South Egremont, Mass. .
 Mrs. May Camp, who has been i'll for the past week has resumed her duties at the local high school.
 Miss Helen Whiting has been i'll for a few days.