Connecticut western news., 1918-08-22
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dTSen ana 11dIIleIC IulllSS OI clay
ton, took place at the home of the
groom's father, George G. Green, il
the presence of immediate relative:
and friends, on Tuesday afternoon
Rev. w. F. Maylott of the First Con
gregational church, Derby, former
pastor of the East Canaan and Clay
ton churches officiated. The bride
groom is in the new draft and leaves
for Camp Greenleaf, Ca, on Mon
day. The bride has made her home
for several years, with the groom's
parents, and both the bride anc
groom are we'll known in this vicinity
H. J. R. Nesbitt, who has beer
visiting his nephew, Rev. A. HI. Mes
bitt, has returned to Albany, N. Y.
All kinds of paper napkins, plain
white, Powered and patriotic for sale
at The Canaan Printing Co.
Mrs. F. F. Stevens entertained
members of the Junior Red Cross at
her home last week. A box was
shipped, to Litchfield containing the
following: "a hand towels, 6 bound
aprons for women, IL black sateen
pinafores and IL chemises for chill
-dren.
A full line of anniversary cards,
birthday cards and birth announce
ment cards at The Canaan Printing
Co.
Mrs. F. F. Stevens will speak in
Morris at the Congregational church
on Sunday. Her subject will be
"The Challenge of the Hour.
Miss Grace Roraback has returned
from Elizabeth, N. J.
Mrs. H. D. Humphrey is visiting in
Lanesborough, Mass, for a short
time.
J. Clinton Roraback, Miss Gather
inc Roraback, Rev. A. E. Roraback
and Miss Brant motored to Hartford
on Tuesday and spent the day.
Come in and see our books for the
"soldiers-68 laughs to the minute.
The Canaan Printing Co.
MISSES LSCllSI WHlCe anu EllZdU0Iu
Mock of Snow Hill, Maryland, are
visiting Mrs E. B. Peacham at their
cottage at Twin Lakes.
Captain and Mrs. Francis E.
Barnett, who have been visiting at
Judge Roraback's, have returned to
/ Ridgeley Park, Pa.
Mrs. Ella Burns and Miss Emma
Lawrence spent Tuesday in Pitts
field, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn Fuller and
daughter motored to North Adams
and spent the weekend with Mr.. Full
ler's sister, Mrs. Eldridge.
L.C. Rhoades has erected two
large signs near his restaurant in the
Warner house.
Sergeant Ivan Cam of the local
State Guard company, has enlisted IN
the Canadian Engineers and will re-
port for duty at Providence, R. l.,
on September list.
Orders taken for all kinds of rub
Der stamps, stencils and etc. at The
Canaan Printing Co.
Mrs. John Buckley and children of
Springfield are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. T. Baird on Barlow street.
Mrs. Frank Stoeckel and daughter
Of Hartford are visiting at Mrs.
David Walters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Andrus of
Yonkers, N. Y, are spending few
DAYS with their aunt, Mrs. Robbins,
at the Hotchkiss cottage at Twin
Lakes.
Just few balsam pillows left at
The Canaan Printing Company.
Mrs. Frederick Goodrich of New
Britain is visiting her son, DIR.
Charles Goodrich at Twin Lakes.
Mrs. H. E. Lyles is visiting in
Jamestown, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will G. Ingalls, and
family motored to Providence, R. l.,
and spent the weekend with rela-
tives.
For sale at The Canaan Printing
Co. small local views to be used on
letters to the soldiers.
! Miss Margaret Roger left Saturday
for Wopowog camp near East Hamp-
ton, where she will spend week in
company with some Winsted friends.
A. W. Nicoll has purchased place
in Great Darlington and moved there
from Brooklyn.
Mrs. Joseph Franks and daughters
Esther and Dorothy spent few days
the end of the week with Sharon
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Franks enter
tanned the following guests Miss
Edith Norden of New York city and
Moccre Frnect Hansen of Phi1a del.