Connecticut western news., 1917-09-20
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by the selectmen to enfOrC the quaran. tine law, in regard to muzzling and confining of dogs.
 Rev. E. L. Richards of Litchfield, past master of Canaan Grange, No 52, gave a lecture last Friday evening, at Colebrook Grange, on "The Grange and the liquor problem".
 Miss Grace Roraback had charge of the services at the Methodist Church in Sheffield last Sunday. Her subject was "Missions in This World Crisis'.
 Miss Edna Brewer has accepted 8 position in the office of the Rec auto mobile store in Pittsfield, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Reel motored to Vinsted and spent Sunday.
 Mrs. J. Alfred Barratt, Mrs. William D. Clark and MT. Roy LaDne motored from Stanfordville on Monday speEd- ing the day with Mrs. Walter Place. Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin who has spent some time with her daughter, Mrs. Place ,accompaniel them on their homeward trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Pease and E. W. Adams combined business with pleasure and took trip to Long Is' and returning by auto along the Hudson river, last Thursday and Friday.
 Miss Helen Eggleston spent the week end at her home in Salisbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Miles L. Jenks and daughter, Janet and Mrs. Marion Traver motored from Millerton, N. Y., on Sunday and visited at Robert Rogers.
 Frank Whiting. superintendent for the Connecticut Power Go. is enjoying a weeks vacation, Accompanied by Mrs. Whiting and daughter, Helen they left Monday for visit in Milford.
 Charles Butcher was the over. Sun. day guest of relatives in Winsted.
 MT. and Mrs., Joseph Parsons accom-. panied by Miss Ruth Hatmaker motored to New York city yesterday where they will spend few days.
 Mrs. Joseph Blair and Master Carl Durham spent the week. k.end with MT. and Mrs. David Roger in Great Bar rington.
 Mrs. M. G. Adam has treated her house to new coat of paint. l.. J. Streck was the artist
 Mrs. Josephine Root celebrated her sand birthday very quietly, Sunday, at the home of her daughter Mrs. E. s. Pease She was showered with cards from her numerous friends.
 Miss Lillie Brown has returned to her duties at Parsons Store after two week s vacation.
 Leonard Caldwell will move into the house recently vacated by Harry Null ford on Reed Street / William T. Place returned home on Sunday from vacation spent in New York city and Mariners Harbor, Staten Island.
 Mrs. L. Hugh Drawdy and son, Alfred who have spent the past few months with Mrs. Drawdy's grand mother, Mrs. H. E. Pease and father, O. H. Pease, returned to their home in Merritt, Florida last Saturday.
 R. E. Keller. of State College, Pa., was in town on Saturday, in the interests of the County Y. M. c. A. movement
 Charles Barnes, of Winsted, a resi- dent of this town about 2O years ago, was in town Saturday morning renew. ing old acquaintances MT Barnes ex- poets to open boarding house in Lime Rock soon.
 home.
 Mrs. E. T. Rowe. Mrs. Weston Barnes and Miss Lillie Brown enjoyed an automobile trip to Hartford last week Thursday.
 Mrs. Robert Black has been enter. taining her cousins, the Misses Hub. bard of Winsted.
 The name of Harvey Dean was gwen in the list of petitioners for license last week, through an error. It should have been Harry Dean, as Harvey has not yet attained his right to vote, and says he wouldn't vote for license if he could
 L. A. Gedney, of the Eastern States Exposition, accompanied by David Roberts passed through this town last week advertising the Springfield Fair. Their automobile was we'll decorated up and before leaving, the town was we'll decorated with these posters. Messrs. Gedney and Roberts are on a 25O0 mile automobile advertising tour.
 Benjamin Baldwin of Taconlc was a visitor in town on Monday.
 Mrs. L. E. Howe is confined to her bed, the result of bad fall from the porch one day, the end of last week. X There will be a meeting of Ths Canaan Poultry Association at the Hose House, tonight, (Thursday), Sep tenber 20 A full attendance is re. quested.
 A crook neck squash was brought into the News office. last week, by pnrrx. RaAulau mhinh 1uaa 0S innhor