Connecticut western news., 1916-08-10
CANAAN

luOtOIcu IO I1bbSu0Iu, Ouuudy lO hc0o Mrs. l.. E. Howe, who was returning from months visit at Nichols, Iowa. Mrs. Howe's daughter, Mrs. Marion Renshaw. of Nichols, Iowa, accom- panied her home for visit.
 Mrs. Arthur Hanlon left Saturday for Boston, where she will visit friends after an extended stay at James Hanlon's.
 Misses Elsie and Sadie Miles, of New Britain, are guests of Miss Sarah Holley. .
 James Quinn, Jr., of Pittsfeld, spent Sunday with his parents here.
 Misses Mary Killawee and Margaret Mcclure have been enjoying weeks vacation from their duties at the $. N. B: Telephone Company's office. Miss Helen Rhoades is off duty this week.
 Miss Louise Trieschmann visited Miss Katherine Morris in Norfolk last week.
 Miss Lena Blair, bookkeeper at G. l.. Parsons and Sons store, is enjoy ing weeks vacation. Her sister, Mrs. David Roger is taking her place during her absence.
 Miss Mildred Buckbee was home from Hartford for the week. end.
 w. N. Decker's mother, of Suffield, and niece, Miss Ruth Decker, of New Brunswick, have been guests at the Decker home for the past week.
 Miss Margaret Harrigan, of Bridge ;a ,c;A Gonni
 Miss Vera Marsh, of Broadman, is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Earl Coons and Mrs. Harry Morsey.
 Miss Helen Hanlon has returned from few weeks visit with friends at Moodus and Westbrook.
 Rev. Arthur Jameson. pastor of Park Avenue Methodist church of New York city, visited Rev. l.. E. Travis over Sunday. He preached at the evening service last Sunday.
 Miss Selma Bergen, of New York, visited her cousin, Miss Marion Werner the past week.
 Rev. B. H. Burch, of White Plains, N. Y., who is stopping at Pine Grove, assisted Rev l.. E. Travis in the Com munion service last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Allyn Fuller started Sunday, by automobile. for Cape Cod, where theyl will spend sort of sup elementary honeymoon, today (Thurs- day,) being the first anniversary of their marriage. They will be absent about week.
 Fred Parmelee is again at the desk of the Garfield Hotel, collaborating with MT. Lumbert in the management of the house.
 Benjamin must have money this month. See his list of bargains in used cars all big values, right out of private families.
 A fine new assortment of ferns just arrived at The Flower Shop. Shaw's. Adv.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Flynn and son Donald, of Great Burlington, were guests at John Hymns on Church street on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. w Nicoll have re- turned to Brooklyn after an extended stay at The Naples.
 MT! and Mrs. William Mcclellan, of North Adams, spent Sunday with their son Thomas Mcclellan, of the Farnum drug store.
 Charles Butcher entertained over Sunday, these relatives from Dalton, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Middle brook, Mss Margaret Parmelee,' Mrs. Alice Dodge and Arthur Crozier, who made up trolley party, Saturday afternoon, for the trip.
 The following gentlemen have been drawn, on the jury list for North Ga naan: Lester H. Adams, August An. derson, Oliver Carter, Theron Couch, Charles Goodwin, Frank s. Goodwin, George Green, George Hardenbergh, Cornish Hitchcock, Samuel Hitchcock, Alva A. Knight, Norman Moore, Charles H. Sage, Jarvis Stevens, G.. Archie Adam, Joseph H. Deloy, Burton don, Eugene Rowe, Wm. T. Sackett.
 Dr. Lee, health officer, has issued orders forbidding the attendance of children under b years of age at the moving picture shows or any other form of public en entertainment. This is precautionary measure in force in many other towns in view of the in fantile paralysis scourge.
 Rev. Father M J. Lynch, of South Norwalk, formerly of the St. Joseph and Lakeville parishes, was visitor in town Tuesday, stopping off, on an au- tomobile tour through the Berkshire Valley, for a flying visit. The old friends he met were genuinely glad to greet him.
 The infant son of MT. and Mrs. A. G. Eldridge, of North Adams, Mass, is recovering from what was supposed tC be pneumonia. A few days age specialists from Boston gave no hope o1 his recovery, but his condition at pres ent is decidedly improved, and the many Canaan friends of the family art rejoicing in the encouraging report.
 Mrs. John G. Adam and children