Connecticut western news., 1917-04-12
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Ebenezer s. Hinmau, Go. E, 18th M. V. I.
 O. F. Daueby, Go. O., 18th O. V. I.
 Henry E. Burton, Go. I, 35th, U. s. O. troops.
 Seneca Tallerday, Go. E, 28th O. V. l..
 Florence M. Hyde of Aolyoke, Mass. |, spent Easter at her home in town.
 The Woman's Home Missionary Society meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. H. l.. Ross.
 Clinton D. V. Barnes spent part of his Easter vacation in Hartford.
 The Queen Esther Circle will hold it's monthly meeting tomorrow evening with Miss Regina Adams.
 Mrs. l.. A Caldwell entertained the Ladies' Aid Society yesterday afternoon at her home on Church street.
 Mrs. Charles B. Shaw and little daughter went Saturday for few weeks visit at her old home in Walton, N. Y.
 c. Lahdon Cooling comes from Livermore, Me. with Frank A. Baker to act as clerk at The Garfield.
 Miss Esther Everts Bradley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Cryus F. Bradley of Winsted. granddaughter of MT. and Mrs. James Reel of this place, was married Monday morning to Charles Melius of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Mangle of Winsted spent Easter at Hiram Dings' near Pine Grove. Miss Mabel Dings has been visiting her sisters in Winsted the past week.
 C.. M. Brewer of the Brewer Bros. Pittstield office has just closed deals for the sale of three Reo trucks and four Reo cars. Bert is evidently making good at sales "up the county'.
 MT. E. A. Creevey, through the Business Mems Association. has offered to present the town with 16 foot flag, provided suitable pole is erected for it at the intersection of Main and Rail road streets. Certainly no more central spot could be found and the pole would also be available to display signs to regulate the traffic at thls point.
 According to notice received train No. 245 leaving Canaan at 2:55 for New York will now make regular stops at Norwalk at 5:20, reaching New York three minutes later than before.
 Brewer Bros have recently sold Reo touring cars to E. V. Nestell of this town and James R. Harrison of Sails. bury. Reo runabout to H. E. Lyles, Reo truck to Ives & Peirce, Ford touring car to Jacob Decker of Clayton and Reo touring car to Joseph L. Parsons.
 Dwight l.. West who was buried at East Canaan March 30, had for many years conducted confectionery and dry goods store at his home in Superior, Wis He was familiarly known as "Grandpa' West by the townspeople. For several years he had made his home with his son. in-law George M. DeGolier.
 Mrs. Claren @ Vroman of Brookfield is visiting her sisters the Misses Peirce.
 Miss Ellen Lasher visited relatives in Germantown N. Y., the past week.
 Miss Catherine Mccormick is assist ing Miss Edith Greene at dressmaking.
 Harry Waller has been confined to the house by illness the past few days.
 Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald was home from Hartford over Easter.
 Miss Kathryn Corcoran of Millerton spent the Easter vacation with her mother hero. .l<.>..
 Esther Chapter O. E. S., is planning on whist social to be held on the evening of April 20. Misses Margaret and Mary Roger of Winsted spent Good Friday and Easter at Norman W. Moore's.
 Earl Coons and family have moved to Houatonic where they will make their future home
 Miss May Belcher has returned from an extended visit with relatives in Torrington
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCarty and daughter Isabelle of Torrington spent Good Friday and Easter at Edward McCarty's.
 Floyd Knight has entered Mount Hermon, Mass, boys school for the summer term. .*.-
 MT. aud Mrs. F. N. Brown of New York were guests at E. R. Lorrain's over Sunday.
 David Roger of Great Harrington was in town over Sunday. Mrs. Roger is visiting her parents awaiting the oppor- tunity of securing rent in Great Burlington.
 Clarence M. Humphrey is moving his household goods to his new house on the corner of Bragg street. He offers his Vest Main street house for sale.
 Miss Helen Whitford of Milford has been spending few days with Miss Margaret Corcoran.
 Dr. Walter G. Hoag is home from Florida where he spent two months this winter.