Connecticut western news., 1917-01-25
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Our D. D. $. dentist Doc Ross. On tooth he can pull like ''hoss, J
 He'll yank it so slick.
 And kill you so quick, That you never will mss the io>s

filed the abstract book and tax lists with Town Clerk Allyn Fuller.
 Don't forget the firemen's whist to morrow night. A good time in store for all who attend.
 Mrs. Ellen R. Bojnay of Winsted was in town Friday calling on friends.
 The junior class of the high school realized about $lO from the lecture by Mir. Cham berlain, Fri1ay night.
 J. Clinton Roraback was in New York, Friday to attend the dinner given at the Yaie Club to men. Saturday night he attended his class reunion at the club.
 The Ladies' Catholic Club will meet this week Thursday with the presiden Mrs. Nora McCarty at her home oD Bragg street.
 Mrs. Earl Coons and daughters are amoug the grip victims.
 Mrs. Weston Barnes of Clayton was recent guest of Mrs. E. T. Rowe.
 Mrs Maria Olds has returned from New York, where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Blanche Southern.
 Mrs Clayton Benjamin is confined to her home with grip.
 The Hawthorne Club will meet with Mrs. Allyn Fuller this afternoon. Topic is Current Events, by Miss Mary Dewey of Great Burlington.
 George Peet of Bridgeport was in town last week.
 Miss Caroline Camp has returned from her visit in Torrington.
 Miss Elizabeth Reddipgton and nephew. Charles Haughey, of Pittsfield were week end guests of MT. and Mrs. Edward Bates.
 Miss Kathryn Corcoran of Millertop was week end guest at her home on Barlow street.
 MT. and Mrs. J. William Morris spent Friday with relatives in Norfolk.
 Announcements have. been received of the birth of a daughter (Helen Frances) to MT. and Mrs. Allston F Belcher of Torrington MT. Belcher is brother of Mrs. James Graney and Miss May Belcher of this pla, ,e.
 Miss Ruth Hatmaker has resigned her position at The Canaan Mercantile Company.
 Victor Coe has been off duty at the station the past week on account of Ill., ness. Charles Butcher has accepted posi- tion in Winsted. Mrs. U. H. Miner has been confined to her home by illness for number of weeks. ... Mrs. W. N. Decker is with her mother in New Britain this week. Miss Ella Considine was confined to her room by illness last week. Miss Rosalie Imhoff has been among the grip victims the past week. F. North Clark of Litchfield has been in town. Miss Mary Granger has been con- fined to the house with the grip the . past week.
 The Grand Chapter meeting of the O E. s.. will be held in Waterbury next week Tuesday, Jan. 30. Some of the members of Esther Chapter will attend.
 The first of the second series of whist
 
 in town hall last Thursday evening and was decided success both socially and financially. There were twenty tables in all The firemen are rehears. ine for minstrel show to be given in the near future, the gentlemen and ladies will both take part.
 F. w. Brownell of the New London Division of the Connecticut Power Company, has been at the Canaan of- flee for couple of days.
 Mrs. Carrie Kasson underwent a serious operation last Saturday at the House of Mercy hospital in Pittsfeld, where he has been tile past few weeks. Latest report is that she is doing we'll.
 Clifford Whiting, brother of Frank IA. Whiting of this place, was married Saturday evening to Miss Olive Good win of TorI ingford. Only the immed. late relatives of the contracting parties bejns present. They will live in Win bted.
 The next Brotherhood supper will be petd at Pilgrim church CD Thursday, feb. l5. Further announcement will be made later.
 The topic in the Pilgrim church Brotherhood class next Sunday will be Protecting the Worker,'' leader, Charles Laffargue.
 The January issue of the Telephone bulletin, the monthly organ of the em- sloyees of The Southern New England telephone company. has picture of he managers of the local exchanges h the front cover page, looking right you from the front row. is the picture the popular manager of the Canaan xchange, Miss Ella Considine. The nly lady manager of an exchange in he state