Connecticut western news., 1918-07-11

relatives in Kingston, N. I.
 Mrs. o. B. Killmer who spent the past few months in Milierton, N. Y., has returned to Canaan.
 Birthday candles and rosebud holders for sale at The Canaan Print ing Company.
 A. P. Freeman of Bridgeport and Miss Frances Freeman of Hartford were home for the Fourth.
 Mrs. Eugene T. Rowe spent last week with friends in Great Barring ton.
 Miss Louise Atwater who is spend ing the summer at Monterey spent the Fourth with her sister, Mrs. s. G. Camp.
 Come in and see our picnic sets, which consist of paper tablecloth, napkins and plates. We also carry all kinds of paper drinking cups and doilies.
 Mrs. Lewis E. Holt and daughter Marion of New Britain have been visiting at Horace E. Holt's. Lewis Holt spent the Fourth here.
 Mrs. Samuel G. Camp and daugh- ter Elizabeth are with Mrs. Camps parents at Monterey for awhile.
 Mrs. Mary Pusey is making her home with Miss Gladys DeHart.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Harry Hayden Monday, July l.
 Mrs. H. L. Ross returned Monday from a visit with relatives in Bethel.
 The Misses Cone of Brooklyn are spending the summer at Twin Lakes.
 Mrs. Mary Selleck of Danbury is visiting her neice, Mrs. Earl Coons.
 Dr. Charles Goodrich and son Donald of Brooklyn and Miss Mary Brant of Madison, N. J., spent the week at Twin Lakes.
 Mrs. Fred Goodwin of New Bri- tain is visiting her son Charles and family at Twin Lakes.
 A. Raymond Barton who has been visiting at s. A. Eddy's at Twin Lakes has returned to his home in New York city.
 A teacher and twelve or fifteen musicians of New York city are spending the summer at Twin Lakes.
 Geo. I. Roberts and family of New Rochelle, N. Y., have arrived at their cottage at Twin Lakes for the summer.
 Everett Lyles has accepted posi- tion with Bordens.
 MT. Todd and family of New Ro- chelle, N. Y, are occupying one of the O'Hara cottages at Twin Lakes.
 E. V. Pechin and family of Phila- : delphia, Pa., have arrived at their cottage at Twin Lakes for the sum- mer.
 Leon Decker of Sharon has been visiting at Ralph Dewey's.
 Arthur B. Warner of Albany, N Y, and Mrs. Martha Hauver of Cairo . N. Y, were married by Justice Ford Saturday, July 6. Howard Lathrop has accepted g position with o. P. Gillette. Mrs. I. L. Merrihew of Kingston N. Y., has been visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. Ralph F. Dewey. Mrs. Maria Oles spent last week al !, Mayor Moulton's in Pittsfeld. , The officers of the Epwortl League of the Methodist church fol the ensuing year are as follows President, Miss Ellen Lindell; Is |, Vice President, H. H. Scutt; End Miss Ebba Lindell; 3rd, Mrs. c. E Badgley; 4th, Miss Catharine Rora back; Secretary, Mrs. Howard La throp; Treasurer, Mrs. Frank N ] Glass; Junior League Supt., Miss c Roraback; Organist, Miss Editl n Lindell; Assistant organist, Mis-
 Elizabeth Lee.
 = Brick Ice Cream at the Servic t Pharmacy.-adv. y L. c. Rhoades will open up a luncl f room in the Warner building, at on r. time called the Canaan Inn. r MT. and Mrs. L. E. Hester hay / been entertaining MT. Hester's par e ents from Hartford.
 Mrs. Frank Goodwin has bee y visiting her daughter, Mrs. Georg l. Scott in New Haven.
 Mrs. Richard P. Smith is spendin l. week with relatives in Falls Villag h Mrs. Albert Barnes of West NeN
 Brighton, N. Y., is visiting her moth r. CT, Mrs. A. K. Rhoades. e John Navin of Winsted has ac l, cepted a position with The Servic h Pharmacy.
 The young people of Christ churc ,r are planning to give a dance in tn
 parish house, Thursday evening '. July IS.
 n, Fred Morin entertained his fathe n from Lee on Sunday. " Mrs. Alice LeRoy and Mrs. Lol
 Cooper of Glen Ridge, N. J. spent tn m Fourth and Sunday at Charles Beat n, jon's.
 If there are any in town who fet D. that they have not time to make LII B. dergarments for the local Red Cros
 and would pay for same being mad le at soc per set, notify Mrs. J. L. Pal
 sons.