Connecticut western news., 1918-01-10
CANAAN

Fellows on next Monday evening, officers for the ensuing year will be in stalled.
 Mrs. Clayton Benjamin and children have been visiting Mrs M Langs in Sheffield.
 Miss Sarah Holley was in Albany, N. Y., last week.
 Next meeting of Esther Chapter O. E $. will bo held On, the evening of Jan 16
 Harry Morsey of Torrington was in town last week.
 Clarence Adams who has been in the House or Mercy hospital in Pitts field, where he underwent an operation on his neck for swollen glands, about two weeks ago. i- expected home this week.
 Ms Harry Mulford and son Edward of Hartford were the over-Sunday guests of friends in town.
 x orsey is very i'll at his home on East Main Street.
 MT. and Mrs Weston M. Barnes will mo.e from Clayton into Mrs. s. W Barnes house on East Main St. Miss Lillie Brown will make her home there with her sister.
 At the regular communication of Housatonic Lodge No. 6l, F. and A M.. held tonight (Thursday) officers for the ensuing year will be installed. Miss Frances Freeman returned last Satu, day to her school at Fredonia, N. Y. after having spent the holidays with her mother here.
 Mrs Oliver Carter has been enter taining her sister, Mrs. H. D. Craig of Kingston, N. Y.
 Mrs Howard Rood is in the Hillcrest hospital Her mother, Mrs. H. D. Humphrey Is with her.
 Mrs. William Davis has returned from three weeks visit with her daughter. Mrs. Donald Mayham in Greenfield.
 George Peet of Bridgeport visited his mother. Mrs. Joseph Peet last week.
 Miss Gertrude Higgins is the new assistant at the post office.
 David Roger was home from Bridge. port over Sunday.
 Miss Eveline Hewitt of winsted spent Su sday with Mrs. Fred Brewer
 hrank H. Wilcox of Middletown, N. Y, was the Sunday guest of Dr. H. l.. Ross.
 A. P. Freeman of Bridgeport spsnt Sunday with his family here.
 Edward Ruth who has been spending few days with Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Baker returned to his home in New York on Sunday.
 Miss Mary Fitch and Wilbur Stowe IT of South Kent were ver-Sunday guests at Gilbert Fitch Sr's.
 The Cranford Club will meet thi afternoon " tn Mrs. N. l.. Jackson There w.ll be roll call of all tn, members followed by quotations.
 Everett Lyles and Lewis P. Rorabacl returned to the Berkshire School or Monday
 N. l.. Jackson of Bath, Maine was guest of his family here one day las week.
 Mrs. c. H. Trieschmann went t, Winsted last Thursday to install tn, newly elected Rebekah officers of tha place on that evening, Mrs. Triesch mann is Deputy Marshall of the Lodge
 Miss Lila O Stannald of Mill Rive has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Elmer Lefingwell
 The newly elected Rebekah officerl will be installed tomorrow (Friday evening.
 Schools reopened on Tuesday, all tn, teachers having returned on Monday after a twoweeks vacation spent at theil respective homes.
 Charles Hines of Hartford spen Monday in town.
 Miss Joyce of Newport is assisting at Canaan High School.
 Miss Ruth Landon of Ashley Fall. called on friends here Monday. Sh, has heen spending two weeks witf relatives and friends in New Yorl city, Long Island and Chappaqua.
 George W. Fields, veteran of tn, Civil War 49th Mass. Vol. died at tn, home or fis brother in Winsted, Jan 3d. sged 7l years 1 months. The bod, was brought to Canaan and placed il vault.
 Mrs. B. Hawver was in Wjnsted few days last week to care for he brother in his last sickness
 James O'Hara has returned to hi duties at Washington, D. O., afte spending a few days at Miss Mar, O'Hara' s at Twin Lakes.
 Charles Hurley and Robert Leifielt of Bridgeport were holiday guests al Miss Mary Q Hara's.
 Willard Peirce and Winchell Pusev ratnrned tn Mnnnt Herman on Tnas