Connecticut western news., 1915-03-25
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 You are cordially invited to view our Spring Millinery at the Hat Shop Hats that are different New shapes. new ideas Your call will be appreci- ated.-Adv.
 The Wangum has been leased by Miss Whittlesey to Axel Lindstrum of Norfolk, who has conducted the Wan gum restaurant in that town for some time. Mir Lindstrum will manage the Canaan Wangum as a frst-class restau- rant.
 Mrs. William O'Brien of Hartford, has been visiting relatives ill town.
 Adelbert Rlass has rented the house formerly occupied by Charles Butcher and will move there soon.
 Frank Doty, conductor on the New York, New Haven &5 Hartford railroad was injured near Sheffield on Saturday and is at Fairview hospital ill Great Burlington. He was in the cabOOse when an engine backed against it, throwing him in such a manner that his right arm went through a window, badly lacerating the hand and wrist. He lost considerable blood before reach ing the hospital.
 Charles A. Wright, formerly of East Canaan, died Tuesday in the Masonic Home at Wallingford, after a long ill ness He left Canaan about 20 years ago, for California, where his healt'l failed him. He married a daughter of the late Frederick Bronson, who died a number of years ago. Deceased was a member of HOusatonic Lodge, F. and A. M. Interment in WallingfOrd.
 A luxuriant bunch of apple blossoms were picked yesterday morning, March 24. by Miss Blanche Frjnk, of Canaan Valley. Spring is already on deck at Canaan Valley.
 Dr. Corwin has traded in his old car with Brewer Brothers, and now sports bran new Ford touring auto
 Harry Waller and Charles O'Connell did a dancing act ill the amateur night bill at the Mahaiwe Theatre, Great Burlington last night.
 P. c. Holloran, the butcher, is out in an elaborate meat automobile of special design, from the Ford factor :,
 Miss Amelia Barden has been called to Norfolk by the illness of her brother, George Barden, formerly of Canaan, who is suffering from pneumonia.
 Rev. MT. Gillette gave the address at the Lenten service in the Great Bar rington Congregational church, yester- day.
 Pilgrim church has received an invi- tatiOn to the 50th anniversary of the Asylum Hill Congregational church in Hartford, which is being held this week.
 Mrs. Mary Peterson, of Salisbury, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas Roberts.
 MT. and Mrs. George L. Parsons are entertaining Mrs. Mary Parsons, of Ashley Falls.
 Mrs. Ellen Stewart, of Clayton, Mass, died at that place on Monday of pneumonia.
 Mrs. William Walker, of Roxbury, has been spending some time with Mrs. Victor Coe.
 Miss Edith Greene has returned from New York, where she has been the guest of her sister, Miss Irene Greene.
 Holy week services will be held next week in Pilgrim church as follows: Tuesday afternoon service at three o'clock with an address by Rev. Olin D. Sewall, of Great Burlington; We'd nesday afternoon service at the same hour with an address by Rev. William F. Stearns, of Norfolk. The services of Thursday and Friday will be union services with the Methodist church. Thursday evening at 7:45 the service will be held at the Methodist church with an address by Rev. E. c. Gillette and the Good Friday service will be held at the same hour on Friday eve- ming at Pilgrim church with an ad- dress by Rev. L. E. Travis, followed by the communion. A cordial invita- tion is extended to all to attend these services.
 William Torrant spent Sunday at his home in Norfolk.
 George Barden, former resident of Canaan, who worked for the Standard Oil Co.,, is reported very ill with pneu- monia at his home in Norfolk.
 Mrs. Robert Shaver, Of Lakeville, called o1 friends in town last Saturday.
 Paul Lolrain, ST., and son Paul and family have rented a farm near Falls Village and have moved their household goods there.
 Roy Rice. Scutt's barber, will occupy the H. D. Humphrey tenement on West Main street, recently vacated by H. E. Weaver, and Lloyd Proper is to move into the house now occupied by Charles Mausir.
 Easter school vacation will begin Thursday morning, April 1, and schools will reopen Wednesday morning, April '.
 The engagement of Dr. Howard G. Provost, the popular dentist of Winsted, and former president of the Connecti- +n1 41 10