Connecticut western news., 1918-06-20
CANAAN

nuHDer OF Cne young People. III CAo
town hall on Tuesday evening.
The local home guard members
viii drill on Tuesday evenings here
after instead of Friday evenings.
The Home Guard members will all
20 to Norfolk on Sunday, to witness
the raising of their service flag.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Church will meet on Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. C. A. Lin
dell
At the mid-week service on Thurs
day evening at the Methodist church,
Mrs E. L. Thornton will be the
leader.
For Sale: Electric Fans, electric
irons, and electric light globes. A. w.
Latham, Falls Village, Conn.-adv.
Sergeant and Mrs. Russell
Drumm of Fort Wright, New London
are visiting at the home of Mr..
Drumm's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Drumm and other relatives.
For Sale: Electric Fans, electric
irons, and electric light globes. A. w.
Latham, Falls Village, Conn.-adv.
Burton Lefingwell has accepted a
very good position at Ithaca, N. Y.
The Canaan Printig Company will
receive orders for Engraved Cards,
Wedding Invitations, ETC., and fill
same In short order. qNsa
Mrs. Mary Gaylord of East Ca
man has received letter from her
SON, Irving, who left New York har-
Dor for overseas about six weeks
ago, reporting fine trip and his ar
rival in beautiful and healthy
country.
Miss Louise Hansen of Sharon is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Franks on East Main Street.
J. Clinton Roraback attended the
Yale commencement exercises at
New Have this week.
The president of the choral union
requests all members of the Liberty
Chorus to be present at the town hall
On Monday evening and bring their
books with them.
Friends of Walter Goggin to the
number of as surprised him at his
home recently, on the 42nd anniver-
sary of his birth. Mr.. Goggin re-
ceived many gifts of value, among
which were gold ring, gold stick
pin, silk handkerchiefs, etc. Light
refreshments were served and the
evening was most enjoyably spent.
Misses Mary and Catherine Fin
negsn spent Sunday with relatives
I'm Millerton.
DIR. H. L. Ross, H. B. Ives, Post
master E. L. Roberts will motor to
the Adirondacks on Friday and spend
few days.
w. Harold Schoonover spent Sun
day at his home in Mystic.
Housatonic Lodge, No. 81 F. and
A NJ, and Esther Chapter No. 72
o. e. S., have received an invitation
from the Rev. A. FL. Nesbitt of the
Methodist Church to worship with
them next Sunday evening at 1880,
to observe st. Johns Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Herbst and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Roberts motored
to Copake, N. Y. on Sunday.
Mrs. James Reel Jr., has been con-
fined to her home by illness the past
week.
James Place has been very ill
with the mumps.
Mrs. A. R. Parsons of Great Bar
nngton visited friends here last
Friday.
Mrs. Harriet Kimball is visiting
relatives in Pittsburgh, N. Y.
John V. Adam moved his house
hold goods from the rent over C. H.
Pease's garage to Winsted last week.
1t will soon be picnic time. The
Canaan Printing Co. have fall line
of picnic sets, consisting of paper
plates, table-cloth and napkins.
Mrs. James Greene has been visit
ing her sister in East Marion, N. Y.
Mrs. Mary Selleck of Danbury is
visiting Mrs. Earl Coons.
Lester Place played the wedding
march at the Rogers-Mable we'd
ding in Millerton, N. Y, yesterday.
Those who attended the State
Guard Ball in Millerton last Thurs
day night we're the Misses Ebba and
Ellen Lindell, Alice Cooper, Clara
Merchant, RosaGe Imhoff, Emily
Schink, Fanny Jackson, Lillian Hall
and May Kegler, and Messrs. Lester
Place. Martin Buckbee, Ivanhoe
Scott, Earl Proper, William Place,
Kenneth Roberts, Hugh Meade,
Clarence Adams, and Mrs. R. P.
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. James Kee-
nan, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred