Connecticut western news., 1913-05-29
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veterans, bO dSSlSG Gu6 ucCOIdblOA VI the graves in the cemetery.
 Mrs. A. E. Cobb, of Hartford, has been a guest of Mrs. w H. Merrill for the past few days.
 Rev. J. P. Smyth attended the meet ing of the Litchfield Archdeaconry, in Bantam, last week but returned to off, ciate at the burial of Mrs. Hamilton.
 The friends of Mrs. Hamilton who ac- companied Che remains here from Scran- ton, Penn, were entertained at the homes of J. c. Root and E. s. Pease.
 Mrs. M. A. Barnes and little daughter, of Great Burlington, were guests of Mrs. J. 6. Adam, Monday.
 Miss Mary Lee is entertaining Miss Mary Hubbard of Winsted.
 Miss Kate Hamilton, of Ansonia, called on old friends in town the past week.
 The closing meeting Of the season for the Cranford Club will be hold today with Mrs. O. s. Adam. As usual this is "Faggot Meeting"
 Mrs. F. F. Stevens is attending today, the first of the Litchfield county district institutes, which is being held in the Methodist church in Litchfeld. She speaks at the afternoon session on "Sec- ondary Division Work"
 Druggist Dempsey IS having extensive improvements made in his store, par ticularly in the facilities for displaying goods in his large show windows. A portion of the counter on the west side has been removed, to give access to the space in the window on that side. Brewer Bros. have just delivered to E. s. Johnson Ford touring car to be used on the Canaan -Southfield stage route.
 The Berkshire County tent workers will begin their seasons work at Clay ton on Wednesday or Thursday of next week. Meetings will be held for about week.
 Mrs. o. R. Morse, wife of Representa- tive Morse. of Bethel, spent yesterday with Dr. and Mrs. H. l.. Ross
 Canaan Mercantile Co s special butter prices on for Saturday Dairy Prints, fine quality, 32 cents Gold Medal print 35 cents Fox River print, 36 cents Ady.
 Mir and Mrs. F. A. Baker motored to New York and back this week.
 Frank H. Wilcox and Miss Minnie Wilcox were over Sunday guests at Dr. Holford's in Albany, N. Y. Miss Will COX returned Monday afternoon.
 Contributions of flowers for Memorial Day are solicited. and they may be left on the porch of Parsons 6 Sons store Friday morning, or taken to the ceme- tery if those who contribute them can do so.
 Mrs. John Landers, of Sheffield, an aunt of Henry King, died the first of the week and is buried this morning in the cemetery at Sheffield.
 Miss May Bowling. of Syracuse, is visiting friends in town and is stopping at Mrs. F. McCarty's.
 The post office will be closed tomorrow from l to 5:45 in the afternoon.
 Alfred 0. Caldwell, of Hartford, was home over Sunday.
 A. J. Wigglesworth 6 Co.'s men are finishing a job of heating and plumbing at w. B. Rand's in Salisbury.
 Mrc G yNool M,oa Nao.~x rr-.4o- and G. V. Wood spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Clara Hunter at West Woods, Sharon.
 Next Sunday morning at the Metho. dist church the sacrament of the Lords Supper will be administered. This be- ing Rev. l.. E. Travis first communion service he would be pleased to see a large attendance of the members.
 A committee of ladies met with Mrs E. T. Rowe, Saturday afternoon to ar range for the Memorial Day dinner.
 Mrs. J. H. Roraback and Mrs. H. E. Holt spent Tuesday in Pittsfield. -
 Eben Klmball, of East Branford Mass, has been visiting at L. E. Howe's Mrs. E. A. Brewer visited at he1 home in Lakeville last week.
 Miss Aida Lindell took trip to Ben. nington, Vermont, last week Thursday
 Roberts store at Twin Lakes is now open for the season.
 Tomorrow evening the Rebekah lodge are to have a rehearsal at which tbe degree team is urged to be present.
 Mrs. Harry Gordon of Chapinville has been visiting at D. J. Emmons
 The anniversary services of the Epworth League held at the Methodist church last Sunday evening were largely attended; the Young Peoples Society oi the Pilgrim church being present by in