Connecticut western news., 1917-03-22
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the week end guest of her sisters i'll town.
 Mrs. James Mccormick spent Satur. day and Sunday with Mrs. James Nc Guire in Millerton, N. Y.
 Mrs. Harry Gordon of Taconic, Conn.,, visited relatives in town Satur- day.
 Paul J. Lorraine returned Saturday from White Plains; he is still nursing sore hand which gradually seems to be healing slowly.
 G. l. Parsons & Son are out with another Ford delivery truck, having disposed of their Rec truck to Brewer Bros.
 r E. R. Atwood has attached Smith Form A. truck to his Ford delivery car and is now prepared to handle the trucking business recently purchased in fine shape
 Every man in town should plan to attend the mems meeting at the Metho. dist church Sunday afternoon. Miss Lord will have special message to de. liver.
 Edwards R. Atwood has bought out the trucking business recently con- ducted by H.. A. Weaver, and took pos session on Monday.
 Mrs. A. M. Turner of Sheffield is spending awhile with Miss Fedelia Bridges
 o. T. Vosburgh has accepted a posi-. tion in Torrington and will move there in the near future. Miss Margaret will take position with the s. N. E. Telephone Company there.
 Miss Edith Wickwire will fill the position at the s. N. E. telephone office vacated by Miss Margaret Vosburgh. Miss Mary Fitch and lady friend of Kent were over Sunday guests at Gil. bert Fitch's.
 Mrs. William Perkins of Mill River, who recently recovered from an opera tion, is with her son Theron Perkins of this place for an indefinite stay.
 E. J. Lumbert, formerly of this place, who had been at Hotel Garfield, has accepted position at the Massasoit Hotel in Springfield.
 Mrs. Edward A. Brewer and son Arthur visited relatives in Lakeville last week Thursday.
 The Cranford Club meets this after noon with Mrs. H. L. Ross. Topics are. "Indian Hallowe'en," by Mrs. Frank Hitchcock and Bleaching Fish to Plant Buttons," by Mrs. George Roger. George w. Hall has sold his farm in Sheffield, known as the Norman Churchill place, to parties in South Egremont, Mass, who will take posses | sion, April l.
 Mrs. Cora Studley is in Ashley Falls ! assisting in the care of her mother, Mrs Dwight Ferry, who was badly in- jured, the result of fall. Dr. H. l.. Ross spent few days last | week ill New York city. Adelim Arteni, aged AZ, died at his home in East Canaan last Thursday night. He was born in Italy and is survived by his widow and two child. ren. Funeral services were held in the
 Catholic church here last Saturday.
 Mrs George Roger visited relatives in Lakeville last week. Eben Kimball of Southbury was the weekend guest of relatives in town. | The flaw thorne Club meets this afternoon with Miss Minnie Pelrce.
 The topic is Optional, by Miss Louise Bragg. Miss Regina Adams will not return
 to Miss Gookins' Hat Shop this season.
 but will remain with F. R. Collin, the l jeweler. Miss Isabel Roger will as. I sist Miss Gookins at the Hat Shop and commenced her duties on Monday. Mrs. Mary Hughes and daughter Miss Mona from Brooklyn, N. Y., have been visiting Mrs. Mary Devine and
 Mrs. J. William Morris. Miss Eula Saygers returned Thurs. day evening last from a two weeks va cation spent in New York State and Pennsylvania. Myron Holley of Lakeville visited
 his sister Miss Sarah Holley last Satur-
 day.
 L. o. Davis, former operator at the Western Union office at the Canaan station has accepted a position in the K Derby office.
 Miss Isabelle Bidwell of Vineland was recent guest of Mrs. s. G. Camp. Mrs. Mary, Miss Mary and Margaret Collins, Mrs. Katherine Briggs, MT. and Mrs. JaJnes Keenan attended the funeral of Miss Kathryn Grace in Falls Village, Monday. morning. Friends of Ralph Dewey will be very
 sorry to hear of his illness in Chicago
 where he is employed as bookkeeper fol
 Borden Company. Miss Grace Roraback was home from New York city a few days last week She will be in Albany now for two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Smith and sor