Connecticut western news., 1917-09-13
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to get ready for their trip to Winsted on Sunday.
 Mrs. James Hanlon and Mrs. Frank Whiting have been into Hartford this week, to see Mrs. Vernon Smith.
 F. R. Collin expects to go to New York city on business the latter part of the week. Mrs. M. L. Spaulding will leave for Des Moines, Iowa next week for short visit She will be accompanied by F. R. Collin as far as Chicago.
 Edward Mulford was rendered a farewell surprise party on Monday evening at the home of his friend, Eric Borg on Church Street. Edward left with his parents for Hartford on Tuesday, where he will make his future home. Winchell Pusey returned to Mount Herman, for another year, on Tuesday morning. .
 Miss May Adams has a crook neck squash, that she raised in her garden, that measures 26 inches long and 15 inches around.
 O. H. Pease has sold 8 Ford touring car to Frank Sprague of Falls Village. Miss Mary Slattery has returned from visit with her brother in Bridgeport
 Brewer Bros. have the agency for Franklin cars, in the towns of Canaan, North Canaan, Salisbury, Lakeville, Sharon and Cornwall. They have new 5-passenger Franklin for demonstra- tion purposes.
 Due to rear end collision between freight and passenger train near Beaver Brook, traffic was suspended on that division for several hours Mon. day. '~
 Rally Day will be observed in the Methodist church, on Sunday morn. ing, September 30.
 Miss Lillian Walter of Pennsylvania will sing at the evening service on Sunday, and Miss Gladys DeHart will sing at both the morning and evening services. E1. -.;. -ns ...
 Town Clerk Allyn Fuller has sup ply of the Public Acts of Connecticut, which he will distribute to those who wish them, as long as they last.
 Brewer Bros. have sold new Rec cat to Levi Ganzer of South Canaan.
 Miss Jewell T. Grace of Philadelphia has been visiting Mrs. Mary Collins.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred A. Parsons left the end of the week for Poughkeepsle, N. Y. +.s-.
 Miss 0. Robinson of Lakeville and Miss Morrison of Philadelphia, were recent guests of Miss Sarah Holley. Miss Mable Quinn is enjoying two weeks vacation from her duties at The Connecticut Power Co.'S. office. She is visiting relatives in New York city and Boston, Mass.
 Mr. and Mrs. Osborne Tweedy who spent the past month at the Bullard place have returned to their home in Mount Vernon,SN. Y.
 Mrs. Mary G. Adam has moved into her home on East Main St.
 Miss Elizabeth Newton and Miss A. F.. Bennett who have spent the summer here have returned to their home in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. s. E.. Granger of Win. sted were recent guests CT the Misses Granger. ."
 Miss G. Irene Greene of New York city was recent guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. James Greene.
 Lee Wiekwire has purchased Ford car from Brewer Bros.
 Miss Doris Christmas returned to Hartford on Saturday, after visit with her sisters at K. M. Gray's.
 Miss Amy Lansing left last Friday for Potsdam, N. Y., where she will attend Cranes Conservatory of Music for another year.
 Mrs. Adams and son of Hartford have been visiting at Mrs. Thomas Buffers.
 Miss Helen Leffingwell has returned to Bedford, Mass, to take up her duties as teacher the coming year.
 John Bisnchi of Millerton is assist ing at John Graves store.
 Mrs. Harriett Swift and daughter Doris of West Norfolk are at The Naples for the winter.
 Miss Maud Atwater of Springfield, Mass, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel G. G.ssCamp.
 Miss Catherine O'Brien of Hartford has been visiting at Mrs. Catherine Fitzgerald's.
 Miss Ruth Ganci has returned from visit with relatives in New York city.
 Azzo Condelli has moved into his new home on North Elm St.
 William T. Place left last Friday or ten days vacation from his duties as bookkeeper at The Canaan National Bank. He will visit relatives in New York city and Mariners Harbor, Long