Connecticut western news., 1922-08-31

ding and reception op Saturday afternoon in Middletown: MT. and Mrs. G. Willis Parsons, Mrs. Joseph L. Parsons, Miss Lillian Parsons, Mrs. J. Henry Roraback, Lewis P. Rorabacll, Mrs. N. A. Preston, Ever cit E. Lyles, and Willard s. Peirce. In September Scribner's there appears very interesting article by Prof. Michael Pupin of Norfolk, en- titled From Immigrant to Inventor" It. is written, in an autobiographical manner, and tells of Prof. Pupin's early life in his native land and since coming to this country.
 Miss Emily Christinat has return ed to Norfolk, after visiting her sister, Mrs. Hugh Meade
 E. L. Roberts has returned from a two weeks trip to Maine.
 Misses Dorothy and Mabel Roberts of Torrington are visiting their brother, Kenneth Roberts on West Main Street. /I
 Mrs. H. B. Ives, MT. and Mrs. Geo. Roger motored to Danbury on Sun day.
 Rev. John, Hunter Stearns will leave Friday for Montville, Conn.,, where he has been appointed pastor of the Baptist church. Mrs. Stearns and children will not leave until early in September.
 Miss Katherine Roster has entered the employ of the Winsted Hosiery at Norfolk.
 It is generally predicted that Nal colm D. Rudd will be renominated for State Senator from the 31st dis trict, at the convention to be held here Saturday.
 T. Baird is taking a vacation from his duties at the local railroad yard.
 George E. Collin and James Collin and daughter of Bridgeport have been spending few days at the home of F: R. Collin.
 The sale held in the parish house by the Parish Guild was largely at tended, the flower garden was swarming with busy bees eager to get a sip of honey. The surprise package was won by Mrs. E. l.. Boardman of Sheffield, this was a crotcheted rug a.t<
 The Guild of Christ church will not meet until further notice.
 Frederick Gillette bought the Harmon Schamerhorn property, which was sold at auction on Mon day. .*5 ...~#&Is-
 Mrs. Helen Allan and daughter of Springfield, Mrs. Fred Bills. and Miss Louise Cassel1 of Pittsfeld, Mass, are visiting at Mrs. T. Baird's.
 MT. Jones, the state poultrynan, is one of the demonstrators on cull- ing at the meeting to be held at Allen Bosworth's on Sept. 9th, local poultrymen are especially invited to give MT. Jones a hearty welcome.
 Mrs. Homer Caldwell and daugh- ter Mary of Bridgeport are at their summer home near Clayton. i Robert L. Curtis and family of Hartford are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Curtis.
 The supper and bazaar, for the benefit of St. Joseph's Church, will be held Saturday, Sept. End, on the Rectory lawn from 8 to 7 standard time. Dancing in town han in the evening. .~.. .... -~--."s sr
 E. s. Canfeld has moved into the house on Main Street that he re- gently purchased from Mrs. H. E. Humphrey.
 A son (Walter Graham) was born to MT. and Mrs. Louis E. Allyn at Fairview Hospital on Wednesday, August 30th.
 Miss Mabel Baird has returned to her duties at the Litchfield county hospital, after spending a two weeks vacation at her home.
 Hugh Meade, Roger Fraleigh, H. W. Hubby, and James Keenan are enjoying a vacation from their duties at the Power Company.
 The Canaan baseball nine will play Lakeville on the local diamond on Labor Day, September 4th at BOO o'clock standard time, The battery for Canaan will be Emond and Ryan Lakeville: Burnell and Barnum There will be no game played here Saturday afternoon.