Connecticut western news., 1915-04-01
CANAAN

Bullard house, to Mrs. Studley's house on Barlow street. MT. and Mrs. Cann will occupy the Granger tenement va cated by Mr. and Mrs. N. W. liar tell bergh, on Railroad street. MT. and Mrs. Hardenbergh will make their home with Dr. and Mrs. Camp until their new house is ready for occupancy.
 Miss Clara E. Merchant vacated her house on Railroad street yesterday and will make her home with MT. and Mrs. r. F. Stevens.
 G. l.. Parsons S5 Son have on exhibi- tion a grape fruit from private grove il Florida, that weighs 34 pounds.
 Miss Margaret Vosburgh is visiting relatives in Philmont.
 Ulysses and Lawrence Warren, of Brooklyn, are spending their Easter vacation with their grandmother Mrs $. J. Hamln.
 Mrs. Joseph L. Parsons writes home from New Orleans that their party had most delightful trip by water to that city.
 Classmates, story of West Point Id the South American jungle, ill which Robert Edeson scored success, will be the main attraction at the movie show i'll Town Hall Saturday night. This is a four part production of exceptional merit and intense inter- est. ami ought to draw a crowded olse.
 Miss Lillie Fuller, of Housatonic, was in town yesterday. ....
 Mrs J. Henry Roraback and son Lewis are spending few days ill Hart ford with MT. Roraback.
 The post office will be closed from 11:3O to 6 o'clock tomorrow. Rollin Nichols. of Huntsville, is wis., iting his uncle, l.. E. Howe, l
 Henry Kimball is visiting his sister, Mrs. David Roger in Southbury.
 At the Methodist church Easter Sun day the morning service will consist of sermon appropriate to the day with sIe ial music by the choir Ill the eve ing plans are being made for spec a singing by different members of the choir as well as the full chorus.
 Miss Gladys De Hart visited friends ill New Milford over Sunday.
 The stores in the village will he cl el all day t. Ill r)W. Good Friday a,s) being last day in Connecticut is U legal holiday.
 Mrs H. L. Lawrence, of East Ca naan. visi ted her sister, Mrs. G. l.. Parsons the past week.
 A pleasant surprise was given Mrs. Archie Weav, r, Tuesday night at her home on High street by twenty of her friends, the occasion being her birth day. A bountiful supper was served. Whist was played during the evening, The first prizes being won by George Heffernan and Miss Flynn. consolation prizes were won by MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Bates.
 President Holsapple and Secretary N. w. Hardenbergh, of the Canaan Business Mems Association were guests at the banquet of the Winsted Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night.
 The Hose Company minstrels will meet for rehearsal in Town Hall tomor- row evening, and tune themselves up for their Lakeville engagement on Thursday evening of next week.
 Health Officer Dr. Lee attended a hearing before the legislative commit tee on public health and safety in Hartford, Tuesday, at which many members of the state and county health boards were present.
 Miss Ingeborg Salstrom, of Great Harrington, is spending her Easter va cation with Olga Johnson.
 The Naples Tea Room will be closed April z, 10 and 14.-Adv.
 Misses Adella and Lydia Merwin are home from Torrington for the Easter vacation.
 Miss Carrie Monroe and Miss Nina Oesher. of New Rochelle N. Y, are spending the Easter vacation at Church Terrace
 Alfred H. Heaton, of Lakeville, was ill town yesterday.
 Roy Lafargue has purchased build ing lot on Peirce Avenue adjoining Wm. Morris's lot, next to the corner of Bragg street and will build house there. The building boom is getting under full headway.
 Miss Mabel Rudge. of Great Barring ton, is visiting relatives here.
 Miss Roberts, of Torring ton. was a week end guest at c. E. Badgley's.
 Miss Laura Goodwin. who attends Scarles High School at Great Barring Il. is at home for her Easter vacation Miss El,zaEeth Pierce returned from her school i'll Northfield, for the Easter vacation.
 Mrs. R D. Peirce and daughter Miss Doane Peirce, Mrs. H. E. Lyles and son James, returned home yesterday from their eight weeks sojourn III Flor ida, having left the land of flowers Sunday evening. They are in fine health and spirits. Mrs. Peirce is still suffering from the effects of the acci- dent of q sprained ankle, but is rapidly mendipg.
 Mr Wl,itfor5 of Woscaie N