Connecticut western news., 1912-02-22

in The News voting contest, should read very carefully the notice ill another column regarding the first count of votes to be made next Monday evening. All free coupons which have been published in The New are out of date except those of February 8, aud the time limit i'll those expires tomorrow, Friday night.
 R. H. St. John. of Danbury, the we'll known travelling salesman for the Old We'll Cigar Co., was in town Tuesday evening.
 The Canaan Equal Franchise League will meet Saturday afternoon, March 2, at 3:30 o'clock, at Miss Browns studio.
 The John Thurlough place on the Clayton road has been sold by George W. Hall, of the D. B. Cornell Agency to Miss Debbie Washburn, of Pleasant vile, N. Y. Possession given March l. The Hawthorne club meets today with Mrs. w. 0. Bullock. The poem Enoch Arden will be interpreted by special music.
 Miss Margaret Dempsey, of Pittsfeld, spent Sunday and Monday with her cousln Miss Mabel Dempsey.
 The Cranford Club meets this after noon with Mrs. Ross. Readings will be given by Mrs. Hamm. Mrs. Adam and Miss Manvel. Miss DeHart contributes the music. Quotations to be from Long 1 fellow.
 Miss Nell McCabe, of Springfield, spent Sunday and Monday with Miss Ellen Kane,
 Mrs Maud Bowers, of Albany, N. Y, national supervising deputy of the Royal Neighbors. made ali official visit to the local lodge last week.
 Next Tuesday evening from 5:30 to 9 the men of the Methodist church will serve their annual supper in the re- modelled church parlors. .-
 Mrs. Rev U. G. Warren is spending the week with her mothers, Mrs. s. J. Hamm.
 Congressman Hill has introduced "a bill granting a pension to James E, Greene" Referred to the committee on invalid pensions.
 N. E. Storm has resigned his position with o. E. Badgley. Mats" many friends will be glad to know he IS to re- main in town. He has leased the Fitzgerald property on Railroad street and is fitting up the former pool room for a meat market
 Mrs. F. V. Gillette, of Great Barring ton, was in town yesterday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. George M. Bullock spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs A. V. A. Felten in Danbury.
 Mrs Kate Britt Mcclure, of Meriden, has returned home after weeks visit witch her sister. Mrs. Frank MoCarty.
 Town Clerk Allyn Fuller has sent a half dozen volumes of town records to New Haven to be rebound. -.. Mrs. T. Archie Evans and daughter, Mrs. Conrad Evans Schweizer of Bethel, were at Dr. Ross's Sunday and Monday.
 Miss J. E.. Newton. of New York, spent Sunday as the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. D. Peirce. .....,.
 MT. and Mrs. E. l.. Roberts and MT. and Mrs. H, B. Ives were in New York from Saturday until Tuesday evening.
 David D, Cowles Post. G. A. R. will join with the Posts from Sheffield. Great Burlington, .Winsted, Sharon, Lakeville and Millerton, in the Annual Post re- union at Millerton today, Wash. ington's birthday. An address on George Washington by General George B. Loud will be the feature of the oc casion.
 A oongenial party of young people. composed of MT. and Mrs. N. Watson Hardenbergh. MT. and Mrs. George Hardenbergh, Samuel G. Camp. Miss Lucretia Atwater, Miss Caroline Camp, Miss Ethel Potter and Allyn Fuller. en. joyed a sleighride to Norfolk, Thursday night. their destination being the home of MT. and Mrs. George T. Johnson. where whist was indulged in. refresh ments served, and a general good time enjoyed until late hour
 J. D. Veitch. of Waterbury, district ] commercial manager of the s. N. E. T.. was in town Friday.
 Says the Pittsfeld Eagle: "Now. a. days when Pittsfeld lovers get in a hurry they take trolley for Canaan, Conn, where there is no five days wait for marriage license"
 MT. and Mrs. John A. Osmer, of , Jamestown, N. Y, have been spending a week with MT. and Mrs. H. E. Lyles. Mrs Talmadge Pulver and daughter D Gladys, returned Saturday after a weeks visit with Harry Pulver. in Danbury. The latter accompanied them home and made short visit here.
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