Connecticut western news., 1918-03-07
CANAAN

Methodist church WILL meet WITH Mrs
A. R. Parsons on Friday afternoon.
The mid week services of the Metho
dist church VII be held in tn church
lecture room hereafter.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Sirlin. Monday, March
Miss Clara Merchant WAS home from
New Haven over the week end.
Mrs. Frank Nichols and daughter
Dorothy of Huntsville spent the week
end at l.. E. Howe's.
Mrs. q F. Wanger has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Freeman Dempsey.
Everett Lyles was home from the
Berkshire School for over Sunday
Announcements have been received
In town by the friends of Walter Laid
law announcing his marriage to Miss
Barbara Evangellne Maine Of Hermon.
N. Y, ON Saturday, February 16
Walter was former resident of Ca
naan, SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Laid
law of East Orange. N. ]. Walter now
has very fine position in Hermon,
n. Y.
Lewis P. Ro aback was nome from
Berkshire School over Sunday.
There will be meeting of the Litch-
field North Association at The Naples
on Tuesday, March ID. Morning session
at 11:15. Dinner will be served at
1890. ..s,.-
Miss La Moine Gookins returned the
end of the week from the home of her
parents at Port Legion. N. 2, where
she has spent the past few months.
She has also been in New York city
selecting styles for the spring millin
cry trade.
"How to be Soldier. A few left.
SO laughs to the minute. For sale at
The Canaan Printing Go.
Pictures with calendars for 1918
attached, at reduced prices at The o.
naan Printing Go.
John Hillyer is running n 1jitney
and will carry passengers anywhere at
any time.
Miss Addie Kimb II has returned
from Millerton, N. Y. where she has
spent some time at the home of her
bro her, s. E. Kimball.
Miss Ruth Hatmaker has returned
to ner duties at Salisbury after being
confined to her home by illness.
Mrs, Harriet Kimball is visiting
hen daughter, Mrs. David FL. Roger in
Southbury
Mrs Adelbert Blass of Winsted is
visit ing Mrs. John Cudney.
George Peet of Bridgeport spent
Monday with his mother, Mrs. Joseph
Peet.
Frank Blass of Wlnsted was the
week lend guest of frien3s in town. $50.
There will be dance given by the
young people in the town hall tonight
(Thursdayl. Music by Mrs. James
keenan, Jr., and Miss May J. Kegler.
St. Patrick and Easter Post Cards
for sale at The Canaan Printing 90.
neutrality-suspicious. Optician will
be at H. E. Howes, Falls Village. Mar.
IL, la, and at Mrs. George Wilcox,
Canaan, Mar ID, 14.-adv.
Ths Odd Fellows will hold their
regular communications On Monday
evening again, commencing with this
week.
Miss Catharine Mccormick is home
home by illness. Michael Mccormick
has also been off duty at the lunch
cart on account of illness.
Miss Margaret Roger of Winsted
spent the weekend with her sisters
here.
O. @. Calendar of Jordon, N. Y,
has been spending few days in town.
Miss Elsie Raihs of South Norwalk
was the over-ounday guest of the
Misses Trieschmann.
Frank Heath of W1nsted was week.
end guest at Norman W. Moore's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Briggs have
purchased the Calendar place on West
Main Street now occupied by DR.
E L. Thornton and will occupy same
about April l..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Y. Adams spen
the week end with relatives in Win
sted.
Miss Helen @. Eggleston spent tn
week end with her sister. Mrs. Georg
R. Andrews, Jr. in Millerton, n. Y.
Mrs Charles B. Shaw entertained
few friends at her home on West Mai!
Street on Saturday afternoon to NEE
her mother, Mrs. Joseph Schauff1er.
The Ladies Catholic Club are plan
ming on a supper and dance to be give
on Wednesday evening. April 8.
Uncle Sam still needs your contri
buttons Do not forget Fuller Hard
ware Cos Thrift Stamp contest whic
closes April 1st.-adv.
II you believe in Hooverizing Rea
the Canaan Mercantile's ad.
S. J. Briggs has sold his farm /
Floyd Decker.
Mrs Donald Mayham and lit
daughter of Greenfield, Mass, a
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mr.