Connecticut western news., 1918-11-07
MR.. ana Mrs. William Schmidt spen

MY. anu Mrs. William SchmldL spent
saturday in Hartford.
h. w. Gray spending q week at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James. Gray in Taconic.
Miss Lila Gibbs of Great Barring
ton has been a guest of her friend, Mrs.
N. Watson Hardenbergh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wenzel and son,
Arnold, Mrs. Augusta Fischer and
son, Clarence, and Henry Wenzel mo-
tored from Waterbury and spent Sun
day at William Schmidt's.
Mrs. Wallace Mansir held husking
bee at her home last Thursday even
ing, Halloween. Those present were
her neighbors and friends. Refresh
ments were served, all departing at an
| early hour, thanking the hostess for
the very pleasant evening.
| Norman Lawton had the misfortune
to have one of his thumbs smashed
while at work for Barnum Richard
son Co. in East Canaan last week.
| A new line of Thanksgiving, patri-
otto and birthday postcards at the
Canaan Printing Co.
A. P. Freeman has been home from
New York city for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. x. Morsey are spend
Valley.
/ Mayor Moulton, wife and daughter
motored from Pittsfield and spent
! Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Maria
Oles at A. A. Hubbard's.
Hugh Corcoran was home from Wa
terbury over Sunday.
David Fl. Roger motored from
Southbury and accompanied by his
cousin, David Roger of this place, mo-
| tored to Millerton, N. Y, and visited
relatives on Sunday.
! Mrs. Ellen Egan is very i'll at her
home Mrs. Mary Shaver is caring
for her. Her son, Thomas of Port
chester, is also here.
J The Kensington Club of the M E
church meet with Mrs. A. H. Nesbitt
Tuesday afternoon.
Martin Buclsbce was home from
Camp Devens from Saturday unit
Tuesday.
| Lewis f1OlCOHlD OF w lnSI0u, NOW
chief steward of the Merchant Marines
stationed at Boston, Mas been spend
ing few days with his uncle, Levi.
e. Hester.
I Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Wanger motorec
from Salisbury and spent Sunday a
Freeman Dempsey's on East Mail
street.
Ralph Dewey spent the week -enC
with his family at Tillson, N. Y.
Miss Ruth Blass of Torrington wa
Sunday guest of Mrs. William Bias
at John Cudney's.
DIR. Walter Hoag of Pittsfeld spen
the week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hoag.
Burton A. Pierce has been home from
Bridgeport for few days.
Harry Condor has accepted posi-
ton with Brewer Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Dewey lief
yesterday for Norfolk, where they will
reside Miss Helen will make her hom,
here with her brother and attend higl
school
The Woman's Home Missionar,
society of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. e. Fl. Burns on Fri
day afternoon at the usual hour.
Mrs. Frank Coons has been enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. Pratt of West
field, Mass.
Lester Root and daughter Olive hav,
been guests at E. S. Roots.
E. Leslie Osborne operator at the
Union station, has recovered from ar
attack of Influenza
Miss Madeline Coe was home from
Morse Business college at Hartford
over the weekend.
o. J. Decker has ben confined t
his home by illness the past week.
Miss Bessie Joyce of South Norwall
was recent guest of her aunt, Mrs
Horace Hatch.
Mrs. L. E. Howe has returned from
Nichols, Iowa, where she spent the
past few weeks with relatives.
Lee Wickwire has returned to Ca
"9an and accepted a position with
T"rnum, Richardson Co., in East Ca.
man. Mr.. Wickwire and family will
occupy the Misses Changers tenement
for'"oerly occupied by Ivan Cam ant
family.
Mrs. Edward Mclaughlin and sons
Edward and James. of Alamosa. Col.
are grests at the homes of Mrs. ALFRED
Barratt and Mrs Walter M Place