Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-05-09


The Nj D es. .~..
The Clarence White sci DOL of Photo
graphv has returned to Tho Naples for
the summer.
slr. md MIS-. f. N. Glass and
t.aug ter, Edith motored to Hubs: n
Sunday and spent the day.
Mr.. and '1,rs. c. A. LirdeH ard
family motored to Pittsfiel or Sunday
and visited at G NJ. Brewsr's.
Lewis P. Ro aback was h-me frcm
the Berkshire School at Sheffield.
Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Franke and daughters
a,e visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Hans n il Sha.on.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Henry Scut' and sons
u.otored to Naugatuck, on Sunday and
visited re ativ.s. Mrs. Scutt's Eother
Mrs. Sarah Di non accompanied them
home for a visit.
Miss Anna Waters spent the week
end at her home in Danbury.
Miss Gladys DeHart has been visit.
ing her uncle, John DeHart at Balmar,
N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Lasher enter
tanned relatives from Germantown,
N. Y. on Sunday.
Miss Edith Hatmaker OF Hartford
spent the week. end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Hatmaker.
Henry Koehler Of West Cornwall
was Sunday guest at q. II. Tr1esch-
mann's.
Misses Margaret and Mary Roger &C
companied by Miss Alice Lord of VIM
sted spent Sunday at Norman W.
Moore's.
John Fuller has been home from
Astoria, L. l., for few days.
Cashier and Mrs. W. 5. Smart have
: moved into the Eddy House on Elm
Street.
Miss Theodore Scott spent the week
end at her home III Westfield. Mass.
Miss Josephine Bradley of Winsted
spent Sunday with her grandparents,
J Mr.. and Mrs. James Reel Sr.
Mrs Joseph Adam is in the Hartford
hospital for treatment.
Malcolm Adam is at the home of his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Adam,
recovering from his recent operation
for appendicitis.
Mrs. James Price has been entertain
ing Mrs. Lena Holmes.
Miss Naude Russell of South Man
chester is Il guest at Church Terrace.
1t has been voted ~ the Pilgrim
congregation that, beginning with the
first Sunday in June the Church School
shall meet at ten o'clock, and the
prayer service of worship shall be at
eleven O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Y. Adam of Win
sted were over-Sunday guests of MIR.
and Mrs. theodore Adam.
Miss Marion Higgins was home from
Danbury Normal over the week end.
George Fitch has been home from
Hartford for a few days.
Miss Norma Adam entertained Miss
Louise Barnes Of Great Darlington
over Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Calder of 1Tinsted
, played the piano at Choral Unicn on
Tuesds evening in the absence of Miss
Gladys DeHart.
Canaan people will be interested to
lover seas. Mrs. Graves visited him at
l Camp Merritt before he sailed.
Mrs. HArriet Kimball was the week
end guest of her sister, Mrs. Wilbur
Foote and family in Great Darlington.
The Red Gross under the auspices of
. the 9. E. S. have completed the fol.
, lowing articles for the month &f April:
! Four pair bed socks, knitted sweater,
, IS triangular bandagse, SO cotton cloth
tapes. 11 yds. long. 9 pairs infants
socks. making total of 81 artiles in
. all.
Chas. butcher has been assisting at
9 the Standard Oil Co.'S. plant.
We have received a small quantity
r of flower seeds from Congressman
. Glynn for free distribution. First
come, first served.
r Thursday, Ascension Day there will
). be services at Christ church. Holy
!, Communion will be celebrated.
Mrs. Samuel G. Camp is entertain
r ing her mo her, Mrs. Edward Atwater
Q of Springfield.
g The First quarterly conference of
the M. E. church was held at the Par.
r sonage Tuesday evening. rr. Compton
= was in attendance and presided.
The Queen Esther circle will be en-
j. tertained by Miss Fanny Jackson Fri
r day evening.
TIE annual meeting CT the Canaan
y Cemetery Association will be- held
). Saturday evening of this week, at 7
k o'clock at the Probate Office.
The Thrift Stamp Committee will
: meet at the Canaan National Bank
1t rooms this afternoon at O'Clock.