Connecticut western news., 1918-03-21
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Arthur D ouglas of New York city is
visiting relatives here He was called
here by the death of his aunt, Mrs
Elihu Depalds.
Ro@ ert Fuller and little son, arrived
last Saturday ffom Chicago, Ill, and
are stopping with his brother. George
s. Fuller. Mr. Robert Fuller entered
upon his new duties at The Fuller
Hardware Go. on Monday.
Ladies' Shampooing at Scutt's .-adv.
Representative W. J. Reel attended
a special session of the legislature in
Ha 'tford on Tuesday called by Cover
nor Holcomb. for the purpose of taking
action permitting the 'oldiers in the
service the right to vote.
r D. Peirce and W j. Reel attended
q meeting of the New England retail
coal dealers association in Springfield
yesterday.
A new line of Birthday Booklets,
Anniversary Cards and Booklets for
the soldier boys at The Canaan Print
ing Go.
Mrs. Hiram F. Beebe and daughter.
Alferetta spent last Friday and Satnr'
day in New York city.
Charles butcher of Winsted has been
calling on friends here this week.
Mrs. Arthur P. freeman is spend
ing a week with friends in New YORK
city.
The choir of the Methodist church
commenced last Sunday afternoon to
rehearse Easter music. ...'.
Esther Chapter o. E. s. extends
cordial invitation to all their friends
to attend their whist in the Masonic
Lodge Rooms on the evening of March
30.
Misses Gladys DeHart and Grace
Roraback and Mrs. A. H. Nesbitt gave
a st. Pa rick party to the Mothers
Jewels" in the church parlors OF the
M e church on Monday afternoon.
The cottage meeting of Christ church
will be held at the home Of Mrs. Ellen
Bunnell, Friday afternoon, at 3:45
Address by the Rev. A B., Crichton
Mrs. David Roger is assisting AT
C. L. Parsons &c Sons during TIE i'll
ness of her sister, Miss Lena Blair.
Postmaster Z. L Roberts had as his
gnest Sunday, Rollin M. Rood of South
Manchester.
The Ladies' Ali of the Methodist
church will do plain sewing or tack
comfortables.
The Home Department visitors were
entertained by Mrs. f. F. Stevens on
Saturday afternoon.
If all the changes take place that
have been mentioned, this Spring
April 1st will be al old fashioned
moving day. How about it?
Mrs. George Kimble and children
spent last week at thu LONE OF her
father, Abram Martha in Lakeville. g.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Allyn Fuller and
daughter Dorothy visited Mrs. Dwight
Allyn in Salisbury on Sunday.
BENJAMIN Baldwin OF Taconic, for
sfnerly of Canaan, has purchased the
Salisbury Market.
Miss Miner of Pittsfield is visiting
Mrs. Clayton M. Benjamin.
Mrs. Porter of New Haven visited
her sister, Mrs, E. A. Brewer last week.
DR.. Edw. l4aitinen who has been
with the Food Inspection Department
at Texarkna, Arkansas, has returned
to his home at North Colebrook.
The quarantine has been taken off
the home of Hyatt Trip whose family
have all had the scarlet fever. The
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covering from scarlet fever: -
Miss Fanny jackson was the over
Sunday guest of friends in Great Bar
rington.
Mrs. Daniel Flynn and son Donald
of Great Darlington spent Sunday at
john Flynn's
Eugene T. Rowe was home from
Egremont over Sunday.
Edward S. Pease will move to his
farm near Sheffield. which he recently
purchased, about april LIST. He has
rented his house here to Robert Fuller
who will move his household goods
from Chicago, Ill.
Miss Edith Hatmaker was home from
Hartford over the week end. Miss Ruth
Hatmaker was home from Salisbury.
Miss Eyeline Hewitt of Winsted,
enroute to New Milford, visited Mrs.
Fred Brewer on Sunday.
Burton A. Peirce of Bridgeport spent
the week end with his family at Mrs
M. s Spaulding's.
Henry Wellner. the tailor, is visit
ing in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank N. Brown of
Lime Rock were weekend guests of
relatives here.
Miss Leah Kopelowltz has returned
from months visit with relatives in
New Haven.
Miss Fidelia Bridges is very i'll at
her home on High Street.