Connecticut western news., 1922-07-06


 Miss Helen Dewey is home from Baypath Institute for the summer Miss Dewey expects to return in the fall to finish the two year course.
 Miss Ruth Ganci is assisting at the A. 6 P. store, -~S~" zss, saE tisa
 Miss Anna M. Sides gave concert at the town hall Thursday evening. Hiram F. Beebe and family are at their camp at Lake Garfield for the summer.
 Miss Florence Fitzgerald is substi- tuting at the local telephone exchange.
 Mrs. Caroline w. Garvin will leave this week for Canada, leaving early in August for trip to Europe. Mrs. Garvin has purchased from Samuel A. Eddy the house now occupied by W. S. Smart, which she will occupy on her return. This property was bought in 1919 by one Harvey Couch, who for many years had a hat factory there. Winsted Flower Shop-Roses, Carnations etc. for any occasion Telephone 560-5.-adv. Mrs. Hannah Roger of Winsted l. was in town on Thursday. Miss Mabel Templeton of New Haven visited at Freeman Dempsey's s last week.
 Miss Doris Barber of Hartford spent Sunday and the holiday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. H. F. Barber.
 Miss Elizabeth Collins and Miss Haley of Winsted are spending their vacations at James Keenan's. Rev. H. Utterwick of Rutherford N. J. was the guest of Miss Emma \ Lawrence Wednesday of last week. X Little Mildred Caldwell is in the Y Bridgeport hospital suffering from D compound fracture of the left arm 4 just above the wrist, sustained b! falling from the porch railing. Leonard Caldwell spent tn \ weekend with his family in Bridge ' port.
 Mr. and Mrs. John V. Adam O Winsted spent last week with hl parents, MT. and Mrs. T. T. Adam. Sundays Hartford "Courant''' con g / tains several photographs of tn E camp in Nova Scotia, owned by \ Henry Roraback, R. B. Stoeckel an N other Connecticut men. Photograph also show pictures of MT. Rorabac l and son Lewis, Rev. L. E. Travis an x Commissioner Stoeckel canoeln N down the Clyde River, etc. E Born in Great Burlington, Jun N 21, 1922, daughter to MT. and MT E Charles P. Norton. Mrs. Norton WE |E formerly Miss Ellen Kane of th \ place.
 Edward and George Dings spe1 n the week end in Pittsfield ar Dalton, Mass. Miss Edith Lindell, who graduate from the Normal Department Bay Path Institute last Friday, b returned home. c. A. Lindell Jr. of Hartford
 spending the Fourth at his hon here.
 Mrs. c. A. Lindell spent la week at the home of her mother
 Southwick, Mass.
 Miss Ellen Lindel spent the wee
 end in Pittsfeld.
 MT. Funk, Mrs. Lillian Wise a \ daughter Martha enjoyed a four d
 automobile trip to Niagara Fal
 N.
 Mrs. George Beaupre and daue
 ter, Miss Doretta and MT. and M
 Joseph Terriault of Glens Falls ha
 been spending few days with \
 and Mrs. Tracy Beaupre.
 A memorial service in memory
 Past Worthy Patron. William
 Ostrout was held in the Maso
 lodge rooms by the Order of Eastt
 Star on Wednesday evening, J
 9th. Music was rendered by
 mixed quartette.
 Miss Louise Bragg is on the s
 list at her home, The Naples.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Place SD
 Sunday in Stanfordville, N. Y.
 Lena Maroon gave a party
 several of her little friends on M
 day, the occasion being in honor
 her birthday anniversary. Refre
 ments were served and all the Ii
 folks had a delightful time.
 George Mackie of San Diego, (
 and J. K. Mackie and family
 Hartford, spent the Fourth at L.
 Hester's.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hall
 Pittsfeld spent the weekend
 c. E. Lindell's.
 Mrs. Mary A. Mclaughlin