Connecticut western news., 1917-08-16
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turned over to the Red Cross Auxiliary ] the balance in their treasury amount ing to $28.5 , Miss Marion Wait of Cohoes. N. Y. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. H. l.. Ross Winchell Pusey completed his en. { gagement at G. l.. Parsons 6 Sons store { Saturday night and is now taking a !, vacation before the opening of Mount !, Herman School.
 Brewer Bros. have just delivered 1.ton Rec truck to Winsted parties and ! another Reo truck to- A. G. Lord of $ Lakeville.
 \, Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Fuller accom-. panied by Misses Lillian and Gladys Hall, Miss Ebba Llndell and George Hall, Jr., motored to New Haven Sun. !, day calling at the Yale field on John Armstrong and Stephen Hendry who . are in camp there. !! Brewer Bros. have added an eight passenger Hupmobile to their livery Z equipment.
 2 Sunday August 26 the Canaan Home : Guard will go to Norfolk to drill with the Winsted, Norfolk and New Hart ford companies and be mustered into service. Mrs. R. O. Ballon and children of New York are visiting. Mrs. Mary Collins. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Barnes of Winsted called on friends in. town ! Sunday.
 Miss Genevieve Bowden of Brooklyn, N. Y. will be the soloist at the evening s service at the Methodist church next
 Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. G. S. Fuller and John . R. Fuller motored to orth Adams and over the Mohawk trail last Friday, bringing Mrs. A. G. Eldridge and son { Oliver home with them.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Ferry of Tor rington called on friends in town Sum- day afternoon.
 Rev. A. H. Nesbit and family spent
 Monday with friends in Pittsield. Miss Lillian Hall is taking vaca.
 tion from her desk at Fuller Hardware
 Company.
 Lee Byron, of the Connecticut Power
 Go. force spent Sunday at his home in Norfolk.
 Charles Goodrich of Brooklyn, who is spending the summer at Twin Lakes was the soloist at the Methodist church
 last Sunday evening. Charles Moore while taking his vaca-
 tion along with Mrs. Moore, kindly
 remembered a number of their friends
 by auto rides, which were very much appreciated. Frank Stanton of Derby was in tow on Sunday to attend the funeral of his uncle, Junius Rhoades.
 William T. Place is spending this K week at Twin Lakes in camp with the
 Lansings and Hatmakers.
 Misses Margaret Gilbert and Grace
 Jarman of New York, also Frank Hale
 and daughter Gladys are spending
 their vacations at Mrs. Robt. D.
 Miller's.
 . Mrs. O. W. Peterson and daughter
 of Springfield have been visiting her
 sister, Mrs. o. A. Lindell. The Epworth League business meet.
 ing will be held tomorrow night with
 Mrs. Frank Stevens.
 An afternoon tea given by Miss { Annie Golden Bartlett at her cottage
 at Twin Lakes last Thursday netted
 the Canaan Red Cross $6O.OO Master Clayton Hart is visiting rela-
 tives in Millerton. Grant O. Carter was home from Waterbury over Sunday last. Miss Naomi Carter has been visiting friends and relatives In Waterbury.
 Miss Eva Proper of Winsted was in
 town over Sunday. B. A. Peirce of Bridgeport was with his family at Mrs. M. $. Spaulding's
 from Saturday to Monday. ! Henry Wellner and little son Louis
 visited in New York and vicinity the
 first of the week.
 Miss Ellen Lindell is home from
 Pittsfeld where she has spent part
 of her vacation.
 Greenwood K. Oliver has returned
 from Fairview hospital, Great Barring ton and is at the rectory with his daughter, Mrs. A. B. Crichton. The Ladies Aid Society meets to.
 morrow afternoon with Mrs. Frank Stevens. Special business to come be.
 fore ,he society and every member is
 urged to be present. w. B. Stoner of Hartford has been
 with his family at Mason Noble's for
 few days.
 Miss Leota Wigglesworth of Water
 town is spending few days with Miss Naomi Carter. Miss Clara Bishop of Salisbury spent
 Monday night with Miss Helen 0.