Connecticut western news., 1917-12-06
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w Hiss Laura Goodwin of Mount .Hol- 'oke.
 Miss Mildred Buckbee was home rom Hartford over Thank sgiving
 Miss Elizabeth Peirce has returned 0 her school of music in Hartford.
 The Cranford Olnb will meet with Mrs. Freeman Dempsey this afternoon. Copies are My Creed" by Mrs. G. W. Hall and Mrs. A. K. Rhoades and q Reading by Mrs. J. H. Lansing
 A. P. Freeman of Bridgeport spent Sunday with his family here.
 A full line of fancy Christmas cards It The Canaan Printing Go.
 Miss Frances Fraleigh of Poughkeep- ie, N. Y. has been visiting her ,rother Roger Fraleigh and family.
 The Misses Peirce spent Thapksgiv- ng with their sister, Mrs. Clarence Vroman in Brookfeld.
 Miss Emma Kegler was the Thanks living guest of Miss Kathsrine Smith n Falls Village.
 Miss Elizabeth Terriberry of New York city has been visiting Miss Caro- inc Camp.
 Paul Lorrain spent Thanksgiving md Sunday with relatives in White Plains, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. O. G. Smith enter aimed MT. and Mrs. John Smith of Bheffeld on Than, sgiving.
 E. T. Rowe was home from Egre. hont for Thanksgiving.
 Miss Edith Hatmaker was home 3 rom Hartford over Sunday. MT. and Mrs. William Trieschmann nd daughter Lillian and son, Harold nd Stein Berquist motored from Tor ington and were guests at G. H. ,rieschmann's on Thanksgiving Day. John Flynn was home from Torring- on to spend Thanksgiving. ... A full line of holiday postals at The Canaan Printing Go.
 The Telephone Bulletin" has an ttractive cover page this month, in he form of service flag with 104 tars on 1t. .... New signs have been placed at the ailroad crossings stating that the flag. nen will be on duty from a. m. to m. only.
 Mrs. Mary Collins is having her louse reshingled.
 Forbes Adam was home from Brown University on Thanksgiving.
 Burton Leffingwell has been home rom Connecticut Agricultural school It Storrs.
 s. c. Camp spent Thanksgiving with is family in Springfield. .
 John Penny of Hartford was week md guest of bis daughter, Mrs. William Schmidt.
 Leslie Osborne, one of the operators t the union station spent Thanksgiv- Ing at his home in New Milford.
 Vernon Smith of Hartford was an ver- Sunday guest at James Hanlon's. MT. and Mrs. Freeman Dempsey and ons, spent Thanksgiving with rela. ives in Salisbury and Millerton.
 The next whist under the auspices # the Hose Co.,, will be held on Friday vening, December IA. '- Miss Ella Considine returned Friday light from visit with her sisters in Passaic, N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. G. M. Brewer of Pitts. leld. entertained as weekend guests, Ar. and Mrs. Fred Brewer, Geo. Hall. Hiss Edna Brewer, and the Misses Ebba and Ellen Lindell.
 Misses Ebba Lindell and Gladys peHart are spending few days with dr. and Mrs. l.. E. Travis of Tread yell, N. Y.
 Grant o. Carter of Waterbury is ex. ected home today for few days srant has enlisted in the Medical Jorps of the Army and expects to leave or camp next week. His many friends wish him luck in his undertaking.
 Miss Margaret Corcoran spent Thanksgiving and Sunday with rela- ives in Albany, N. Y.
 About 30 were in attendance at Hirard's dancing class last Friday tight. The class will meet tonight Thursday in Odd Fellows Hall.
 The Hawthorne Club will meet only he last Thursday in the month, in. tead of every week Thursday as in revious years.
 s. B. Marshal was in Brooklyn over unday, being called by the illness of is uncle, MT. Boyce.
 Burton A. Peirce was home from bridgeport over Sunday.
 Stanley Mather is another one of our bys to leave for the Brooklyn Navy ards. his name was missing from the [st.
 Miss Caroline Camp is guest of the Ilsses Terriberry in New ! ork city. Peter Dalone who works for W. J. Feel has purchased the Harry Morsey ungalow on East Main Street.