Connecticut western news., 1918-07-25

Burton A. Peirce ot Bridgeport was home for over-Sunday.
 W. W. Rowland of West Stock bridge has been calling on friends in town.
 Miss Elizabeth Mccormick is en- toying a weeks vacation from her duties at the s. N. E. Tel. Co.,, and spent the weekend with her sister, Miss Catherine in Litchfeld.
 Miss Minnie Schmidt and friend, MT. Randall of Bridgeport have been visiting Miss Schmidt's sisters, Mrs. L. J. Streck and Mrs. Frank Snyder.
 Timothy Mcclure of Hartford was the weekend guest of friends in town.
 Mrs. Annie Ganci has been spend ing a few days with relatives in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 L. c. Rhoades has moved into the Warner house on Main St., which was formerly occupied by Mrs. Carrie Kasson. MT. Rhoades will open up a lunch room there soon.
 Fred Morau has left the employ of TeU mOTlu, Ilc DdTDcI. b' O' Rhoades is assisting MT. Morin.
 All kinds of paper napkins, plain white, lowered and patriotic for sale at The Canaan Printing Co.
 Mrs. Cora Downs Stevens is attend ing the Students Conference at Northfield.
 Miss Rosa Reel is home from Dan bury Normal school suffering with the humps.
 Miss, Violet Waltzler of Brooklyn has been a guest of Mrs. Charles Goodrich at Twin Lakes. Donald Goodrich of Brooklyn spent the week end at Twin Lakes.
 Miss Olive Couch of Mill River has accepted a position with The Canaan National Bank and will enter upon her duties at once.
 Mrs. Lucien Burpee and Mrs. Charles Burpee and son of Hartford have been spending a few days at the Burpee cottage at Twin Lakes.
 Mrs. Raymond Barton who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. s. A. Eddy at Twin Lakes has returned to her home in New York city.
 Miss Annette Lansing is confined to her home with the humps.
 MT. and Mrs. W. c. Whipple of Purchase, N. Y. were guests of Rev, and Mrs. A. H. Nesbitt last week.
 A full line of anniversary cards birthday cards and birth announce. ment cards at The Canaan Printing Go.
 Rev. and Mrs. Arthur M. Ellis o1 Hartford were Sunday guests of Rev and Mrs. A. Hamilton Nesbitt.
 Alfred c. Caldwell was the guest o1 relatives and friends in Hartford New Haven, New York city and Pat erson, N. J. few days last week.
 William T. Place has resigned hi position at The Canaan Nationa Bank to accept more lucrativ' position in the Mahaiwe Bank il Great Harrington. and will ente , upon his duties about August 1. The vacation girls gave dance a the Mary Watson Home on Monda. evening.
 State Secretary of the Board O Education, Charles D. Hine and wife , and friends motored from Hartfor, on Sunday and stopped at Tn Naples.
 A nine pound son, (John William
 was born to MT. and Mrs. J. William Morris, Monday, July 22. Congratula tions.
 James Hanlon has been visitin at the home of his daughter, Mrs Vernon Smith in Hartford.
 A concert for the benefit of tn . Red Cross will be given in the Sec 3 vile Library, Salisbury on Saturda l afternoon, July 27th at o'clocl
 under the direction of Lazar s. Sam = oiloff, we'll known baritone fro1 h New York, who is spending the sun
 mer at Twin Lakes. Those particips V ting are: Helen Benson, soprano '- Janet Harris, soprano; Elsie Merrill
 mezzo soprano; Harriett Mitchell l. contralto; Rosita Smith, mezz IS soprano; Martin Hayden, baritone g Henry Scott, bass; Lazar S. Weine
 pianist.
 y A daughter was born to MT. an
 Mrs. G. Franklin Lloyd, Sunday, Jul n 21.
 Miss Natalie Marcoux of Pittsfe] a has been visiting Mrs. K Morsey 0
 East Main Street. h Hyatt Tripp will move into tf Q house vacated by L. c. Rhoades c Q Church Street.
 d Misses Dorothy and Mario y. Drumm were recent guests of the ir cousin, Mrs. Howard Holt of Pitt
 field.
 a The engagement of Miss Bess
 Lorrain and MT. Roy B. Orcutt, bot e, of Sheffield, has been announced. le Misses Irenen Greene and Katha 'e inc Wyckoff of New York city al 1- oT1nStc If Miss Edith Croopa