Connecticut western news., 1918-10-31

MRS Mary Pusey is with Mrs. J.
H. Lansing in Great harrington for
few weeks.
Call at the Canaan Printing Co.,
and see our new line of Halloween
patriotic and birthday post cards.
Two young ladies from Ashley Falls
and two from East Canaan have en-
tered the employ oof Borden's fac
tory.
E. D. Merton entertained his niece
from Pittsfi,ll Mass, last Friday at
the home of A. w. Krouse.
Earl Coons racved into the house
recently vacated ~ Lee Wickwire on
Railroad street.
Word has been received of the SER
ious illness of George House at his
home in Pleasant Valley, N. Y. He
was station agent at Taconic at one
time and we'll known to Canaan peo-
pie.
Miss Edith Wickwire has been Wis
iting at the home of her brother,
Charles Wickwire.
Miss Ruth Blass has accepted a
position in Torrington and will make
ner nome WlCn neT aunt.
Stephen Cudney, who has been
in the Litchfeld County hospital for
the past two weeks suffering with
blood poisoning, which resulted in
the amputation of a finger, return
ed home Tuesday.
Forbes Adam returned to Brown
University after a few weeks ill
ness at his home here.
Charles Adam has been a victim
of the influenza the past week.
Miss Catherine Finnegan is assist
ing Miss Consadine at the Office of
the S. N. E. Telephone Co.
Burton A. Pierce was home from
Bridgeport over the weekend.
Mr.and Mrs. T. Irving Ferguson
and Mrs. William Abbott of Bridge
port are the guests of the Misses
Mary and Sarah Ferguson.
David Roger Mrs. Norman Moore,
and Mrs. A. w. Krouse attended the
funeral of their cousin, Quentin Rog-
er of Winsted on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Green and
daughter, Frances spent Sunday with
relatives in East Canaan. .
DR.. Chaffee of Sharon was called
to attend Ray Whitford on Sunday.
At present his condition remains
about the same.
E. G. Williams and family who
spent the summer at Twin Lakes,
returned to their home in Brooklyn
this week. Mr.. Williams and family
have spent the past five years at
the Lakes.
Miss Margaret Mcclure, night oper-
ator at the S. N. E. Telephone of
flee has been victim of the Influenza.
Miss Florence Fitzgerald has been
substituting in her place.
DIR. w. B. Miller of Millerton was
guest of Postmaster e. L. Roberts
on Monday. ..a-.l ....
Joseph Adam and daughter, Rose,
vania, where they-spent few weeks
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Beaupre re-
turned on Monday from their we'd
ding trip to Glens Falls, N. Y.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Creevey of
bridgeport nave DeSu VlSlClHg dC Cne
home of their daughters, Mrs. Ivan
Cam and Mrs. Leonard Caldwell.
L. A. Caldwell, ST., was home from
Be" 'oman's over Sunday.
Algott Lindell and the Misses Ed
it'll and Evelyn Lindell have been
i'll with the influenza. =
Mrs. Ralph Dewey and son are
visiting her parents at Tillson, =. Y.
Fred E. Dewey has resigned his
position at Bordens and will soon
move to Norfolk where he will work
the Bigelow farm.
Miss Anna Abhe of Hartford was
the guest of her aunt, Miss Fanny
Whittlesey last week.
Miss Louise Brewer and Master
Arthur Brewer have been visiting
their grandparents in Ashley Falls,
Mass.
Frank F. Stevens, who has been
employed by Druggist Dempsey the
past two years, completed his duties
last Saturday night.
The schools of the town will re-
open on Monday, November 4th