Connecticut western news., 1918-04-18

SpChb WIN w. i|- 10y Cos
Miss Mary Fitch and Wilbur Stowe
motored from South Kent and spent
Sunday Mt Gilbert Fitch's.
DR.. J. G. Adam and son Douglas
spent couple of days the end of last
week in New York city.
G H Beers of Guilford spent Sun
day at Supt. II E, Chittenden's.
L. Augustus Caldwell and son Alfred
left on Tuesday for New Milford where
Mr.. Caldwell has a large contract
erecting buildings for the New Eng
land Lime Company.
Miss Ruth Hatmaker was home from
Salisbury over the weekend.
Alfred Caldwell has resigned his
position with the Conn. Power Go.
Mr.. and Mis-. Robert Black enter
tanned company from out of town over
Sunday.
Mrs. J. H. Lansing and daughter
Annette and Mrs. Clayton Benjamin
spent Saturday in Pittsfield.
The Misses Ella and ma Brown
are entertaining Mrs Frederick Kop-
per of Oyster Pay, l.. I.
Mis-. Joseph Peet has been visiting
at the home of her son, George Peet in
Bridgeport.
William Partridge of Rockville was
the over Sunday guest Of the Misses
Mary and Sarah Ferguson.
Mrs. Emily Tracy who spent the
Tho ManIoo boc rotu mad
to her home in Falls Village.
Miss Mary Collins was home from
Hartford over Sunday.
Edward Morrison, SO, died last week
Wednesday at his home in Sheffield
after short illness. He was born in
Waterford, Ireland and had lived in
Sheffield for the past 60 years. where
he conducted large farm. He leaves
his widow, two sons Edward Of Mill
River and John of Sheffield, and thI ee
daughter, Mrs. Charles Mansir, Mrs.
John Johnson and Mrs. Frank Cara
han.
Mrs. Percy Stanton and children of
East Chatham, N. Y. visited relatives
here on Monday enroute to Winsted to
visit relatives.
Tomorrow night is the official visit
of the Grand Officers or Esther Chapter
o E. S.
Charles butcher has returned to
Canaan having spent the winter in
Winsted.
George Dederick of Bethel was in
town on Monday.
Miss Gertrude Higgins is slowly i'm
proving from her recent severe illness.
DR.. John G. Adam has been called
into service and is expected to report
within two weeks. He will be sue
ceeded on local exemption board, No
10 by DR.. A. W. Pinney of Norfolk.
g. II. Pease is having the building
formerly occupied by The Canaan
Printing Company on Railroad St.
remodeled INTO a first class garage.
Mrs. Wade Sleighter and son Howard
of Kent have been visiting at Fred E.
Dewey's.
Kenneth Miller Of Clayton hat
entered the employ of Brewer Bros.
Mrs. David Roger spent the week
end in Bridgeport.
Samuel Brinton, a former Canaan
boy, who has resided in Hartford for {
number of years, has moved to Spring
field, Mass.
House-cleaning seems to be thu
order Of the days with most of thu
house wifes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Rood expect Il
move their household goods from
Taconic, the first of next week int
the McCarty house on Bragg Stree
which they recently purchased.
The regular monthly meeting of tn,
Business Mems Association will b.
held this evening at Odd Fellows hall
Mrs. o. B. Killmer leaves the end Of
the week for Millerton, N. Y. whers
she will spend the summer.
Roy Drumm was home from Dan
bury over the weekend.
Ralph Eewey of Kingston, N. Y. ii
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Dewey.
Mrs. G. Ell. Trieschmann entertained
friend from New York the first oil
the week.
Malcolm Adam, son of Mr.. and Mrs
G.. A. Adam was operated on for ap
pendioitis at the House of Mercy hos
pital at Pittsf1eld on Tuesday. Malcolm
has position at Harper's Drug Store
in Great Darlington.
William Ostrout's friends have re-
ceived cards, announcing his safe ar
rival "over there.
Miss Sarah Holley has returned tt
her home here, having spent the win
ter in Waterbury.
I Mrs. s. W. Barnes, Mrs. E. Fl. Burni
and Miss Emma Lawrence returned
Tuesday night from Florida where
they spent the winter.
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