Connecticut western news., 1922-05-04
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 has been with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Lindell on Granite Ave nue this week. .
 The progressive whist party held in the Masonic Hall last week under the auspices of the Eastern Star was social success. There were 80 there. Prizes were awarded; the ladies' and gentlemen's first prizes were awarded Mrs. David Roger and Lloyd Curtiss, the, consolation prizes were awarded, Mrs. Howard Rood and Allyn Fuller. Refreshments con- sising of salad, sandwiches, cake and coffee were served.
 The regular meeting of Esther Chapter, Q. .E. S. was held on We'd nesday evening, May 3rd.
 Miss ,. Margaret Vosburgh, night operator at the Norfolk telephone exchange, is stopping at Robert Blacks. a 9gsA, a5 i4
 The local Strout. Agency has sold for George ". Greene the Ferguson farm, so-called, consisting of about 26O acres near Clayton. te Stanley and Mary Marschat, of Sheffield, Mass. is.#...s,, ,. ,atst.I
 Mrs. Caroline W. )Garvir3 has irc- turned from New York, where she spent few days last week. { Mrs. Elliott, of Toronto, Canada, an artist, is visiting Mrs. Caroline w. Garvin at Anketele Farm.
 The Guild of Christ Church vii! meet at the Parish house Friday at 2 P. M. ...... ..
 Miss Frances w. Abbe is visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur A.. Ticknor, at City Point, Va. %
 Mrs. Horace Humphrey has re turned from spending the winter months in Florida. @ :
 Miss Mary Granger is recovering from an attack of the grippe.
 Miss Dora Heinz spent few days last week with Miss Lillian Parsons.
 Roy Perkins of New. Marlboro is assisting at Brewer Bro3 Garage. !. Mir. and Mrs. w. R., Weddle have returned from visiting Mrs. Weddle's s daughter in Poughkeepsie.
 E. V. Nestell, who underwent an operation in a New York hospital last week is reported asafloing nicely.
 Winsted Flower a..> Shop Roses, Carnations etc. for any occasion. Telephone 560-5.-adv. ,.s
 Douglas Adam, who attends the Saarles High School Sin Great Bar rington was one of the Senior Class to receive high honor in class mark ihgs for period ending in April. The mark being 90ao or more.
 Miss Mabel Baird of Winsted spent the weekend at her home here
 Mrs. E. c. Kinney spent one day last week in Pitsfeld. M ..,. #'v -, v. s- tsE. s. Garfield and Clifford Barrett spent Thursday and Friday in New York returning with new Ford cars. A painful accident happened to the baby daughter of John Zucco of East Canaan, when she caught her finger in awashing machine resulting in the third finger of the left hand being amputated by Dr. Reidy on Friday at the Litchfield County Hospital in Winsted.H f
 Mrs. G. M. Brewer of Pittsfeld has been spending several days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. A. Lin- dell at, their home on Granite Ave.
 The Queen Esher Rebecka Lodge will have whist party at the Odd Fellows Hall on May 9th.
 Father Barry has returned from a few weeks visit to his home in Derby. ,.,.
 John Tierney is moving ;, from James Reel Sr.'s house on East Main Street to C.. M. Humphreys house on West Main Street s Y: '-'
 H. F. Beebe left on Saturday for a trip to Washington state on busi- ness. e>>
 Miss May Kegler and Mrs. Leon ard Caldwell spent last Thursday in Great Harrington. Miss Olga Johnson spent Sunday with friends in Lee ''''' '
 Lewis Roraback was home from Columbia University over Sunday.
 Ralph Dewey of New York state spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Dewey. ,-' .- --
 Albert Barnes of New York spent the weekend at Mrs. Rhoades'.
 Several from here attended the funeral of Charles O'Connell held in Lenox on Sunday. ~.-4a
 Mrs, E. s. Garfield spent a few days last week in Torrington and New Britain. 'cl-. = ''~ ...a
 Miss Sara Bunker spent the weekend in Lime Rock.
 Miss Villa Fleming of Torrington spent the weekend with her sister,