Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-05-09
CANAAN

ster, d. d Bishop OF Connecticut Will
preach at Christ church next Sunday
evening at an eight O'Clock service.
Ernest W Stocker of Dale, Wiscon-
sin, has accepted position with The
Conn. Power Company.
Jitneys are operating between Win
sted and Canaan, maaing two trips
daily.
Mrs. u. FL. Miner is slowly recover
ing from her recent severe illness.
DR.. FL. L. Ross will be absent from
his office May 10th to 20th.-adv.
Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald has re-
turned to The Naples, after be- ng an
fined to her home by illness the past
week.
Mrs. George Scott of New Haven has
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Goodwin.
There were about so attended the
r ID Gross whiss given by Mrs. T. W.
Garvin at her home last Thursday
afternoon. The winner at eacn table
was given a thrift stamp. The net pro-
ceed3 amounted to $3.50.
Lewis Holcomb of Winsted ha been
visit ng at L. E. Hesters.
George Hall Jr. of Waterville was
the over.Sunday guest of friends in
town.
MIR. snd Mrs. Frank Coons spent
Sund4y it'll relatives in Ashley Falls.
Edward Barrett, employed by john
son & Lindell has rerted the place re-
Gently vacated by 10 n Steinheiber on
High st s'rs. Barrett and daughters
will move here about the middle of
June.
Mrs S. J. Hamm entert ined over
Sunday, her brother, Frank Knicker-
booker of Bris oil and sister, Mrs. Nettie
z. Webster of Torrington.
There are several cases of mumps
among the italian colony.
Frank Ma Zero l. moving into his
new quarters in the building rece fly
occupied by the Canaan Pl -mbing and
Heating Go.
Leave your order at The Canaan
Printing Company for Engraved Cards,
we also priat cards, wedding invita-,
tions etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. O aries Eden motor d
from Hartford on Sunday and visited
at Leo Wernel's.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society of the M. e. church will meet
at the HON of Mrs. Maria Oles, Fri
day afternoon. It will be mite box
opening day.
The Epworth League business meet
ing will be held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Q. E. Badgley ON Wedn sday
evening, May Is.
Mrs William L. Brown of N W York
city spent Sunday as Miss Jane Nor.
toms.
Harry Hayden La. moved from r 'ra-
backs tenement house into A. A.
Hubbard q place on Railroad st.
Mrs. Clara Tuck of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Is still q at the home Of her brcther,
Leo Werner.
Pantry shelf paper for sale at TIE
Canaan Printing Company.
Vernon Smith of Hartford spent the
wesk en- at James Hanlon's.
The Junior Epworth League held q
business Meeting last Friday afternoon
in the church parlors, this was
followed by social time.
Mss Theodore Scott's friends and
Soho ars rendered her O. genuine sur.
7 prise at The Naples last Thursday
evening, where they celebrated her
birthday anniversary. Miss Scott wa:
Or scented with ID whit ivory jewel
Csc, the gift of her ftiends, Various
games, music and dancing very pleas
an.lv p ss d the evening away. De-
licious refreshments co: ST. ting tf ice
crea 10 and CAKE were served. All de
parting at an early hour, wishing Miss
Scott m ny happy returns Of the day.
Mkt ragu ar meeting of Esther
Chapter o E. 8. will be held on Wed
nes ay evening, May Is.
Mrs. Vernon Smith and daughter
Margaret Louise of Hartford are visit
ing Mr.. omith's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Hanlon and other relatives.
Tonigh (Thursday) is the regular
communication of Housatonic Lodgs
No. 81, F. g. A. M. There will b.
work.
Mrs. Frank Whiting and daughter
Helen spent last Thursday with rela
tives in Waterbury.
= Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Adam have re
ceived word of the safe arrival Of thei
son Kenneth in France.
Mrs Fl. W. Strayer spent Saturda.
VITA Mrs Ir~ing Whiting in Lakeville
Mrs. Frank n. Brown of Lime Rocl
spent Saturday with relatives here.
Mrs. Minnie S. Bailey and Mr.
Joseph S McAdam were marriet a
the Est Canaan parsonage, by tn
Rev. M J. B. Fuller Wednesday
May l.
Hiram Beebe is spend Eg - few
E-b o1onu tho Taunoofiau