Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-03-14

Miss Elizabeth McCabe of Madison is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. H. E
Chittenden.
Miss Dsisy Exner spent the week
end at her home in Torrington.
M IS Margaret Corcoran spent the
week end with her grandparents i'll
Millerton, N. Y.
Mrs Mary Corcoran entertained her
mother, Mrs George Garland of Mil
lerton and her sister, Miss Margaret
Garland of Albany last Saturday.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles w. Hart, Monday, March
IL.
The Hat Shop-Everything new in
Millinery. A showing surprising any
we have ever made at these low prices.
: Your inspection is invited. Remember
our slogan, EVERY day is OPENING
DAY.-adv".
Miss Mabel Donalds Is caring for
Mrs. William 8. Smart who Is on the
sick list at The Naples.
Esther Chapter O. e. S., extends
cordial invitation to all their friends
to attend their whist in the Masonic
Lodge rooms on the evening Ut March
%. Watch for posters. /
A new line of Birthday Booklets,
Anniversary Cards and Booklets for
the soldier boys at The Canaan Print.
ing Go.
George P. Hardenbergh has been off
duty at The Conn. Power 90. Office for
q few days on account of illness.
Howard Hatmaker is out of the hos.
pital at Brooklyn and back on duty at
the Navy yards.
The name of James Keenan,, Jr.
should have been in the list of seven
names published last week comprising
the executive committee of the local
Y. Nj. o. A.
Miss Matte Marvel left last week
for Pittsfiela where she will make an
extended visit at the home Of her
brother, Fred Marvel.
William Mansir will work for the
Misses Granger the coming year and
will move into the house now occupied
by Fred Moran.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Blass, on last Friday, March s.
Miss Lena Blair, bookkeeper at Par
sons Store is confined to her home with
the grippe.
Miss Mary Fitch was home from
South Kent on Saturday.
Frank Whiting and Leo J. Byron are
in Thomaston on business this week.
Millinery Opening-Tuesdav AND
Wednesday, March 19t.. and 2Otn. A
complete line of trimmed and TAILORED
hats. Margaret A. Collins.
Arthur Krouse of Waterbury is visit
ing his brother, "A. W. Krouse ant
family.
Archie Weaver has been confined tt
his home with the grippe Lester Place
has been assisting at Parsons Store.
Henry Barnes is confined to his
home by illness Mrs. Harriet Swif
of Norfolk is caring for him.
Miss caroline Camp has been con
fined to her home with an attack o
the grippe.
Joseph Parsons made business tril
to New York city last week.
..l The Central committee of the Stat,
Sunday School Association met will
Mrs, Cora Downs Stevens last Friday.
Mrs George S. Fuller was recen
guest of Mrs. A. E. Eldridge In NORTH
Adams.
Miss A. M. Brown has been enter
tanning Miss Edith M. Halves Of Bos
ton.
George Roger and son, David wer,
home from Bridgeport over Sunday.
Fred Moran will move into the
house recently occupied by Mrs. Abel
bert Blass
Tonight (Thursday) is the regular
communication of Housatonic Lodge No
81, f. and A, M.
Miss May Lorrain of Pittsfeld ha
been spending few days at E. r. Lor
rains, leaving Monday for Millbrook
". Y, W. ere she will visit Rev. ant
Mrs I'll. FL. Cornford.
Mrs. Julia Campbell of New Yort
city announces the marriage of hel
neice, Miss Julia Laura Howes to Mr.
Soren Madsen, on February IA. They
will be at home to their friends Apri
LIST, 500 West 51st Street, New Yorl
city. Mrs. Madsen was former resi-
cent of Canaan having made her home
here for many years.
Mrs. Eugene Rowe has been con
fined to her home by illness.
Mrs W. S. Smart is among tn,
grippe victims at The Naples.
Miss Mabel Vosburgh OF Ashley Fall
is assisting Miss Gookins at The Ha
shop. for the Spring millinery season
Mrs Virgil Miller and daughter
Polly of Sheffield, Mrs. f. e. Eglestol