Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-05-30

d lew Gays last Week Will uCI
daughter, Mrs. Ray Whitford.
Miss Esther Hurlburt accom-
panied by Master Donald Hatch
spent the week end at her home in
Cornwall Hollow.
Forbes Adam is home from Brown
University for the summer.
Mrs. Samuel Camp and daughter
Elizabeth have returned from
Springfield where they visited rela-
tives.
Mrs Thomas McClelland is enter
tanning her sister, Miss Marion
Jerome of North Adams, Mass.
Mrs. Julia I. Weaver and Mrs.
John Devine spent the weekend in
Pittsfeld and attended the Barnum-
Bailey circus on Saturday. ....,
Mrs Irving Whiting of Lakeville
spent last Saturday with Mrs. Fl. W.
Strayer.
Mrs James keenan,, Sr, and Mas
ter Francis Mcclure attended the Bar
unm Bailey circus in Pittsfeld on
Saturday. ,-...-....
The many friends of Irving G..
Gaylord will be pleased to hear of his
SAFE arrlVal overseas.
Clayton Benjamin will move into
Mrs. E! P. Williams house on Granite
Avenue tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dewey were
most agreeably surprised last Friday
evening by their neighbors and
friends at their home on Church st.
The event was in honor of their
first wedding anniversary. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewey were the recipients of
numerous gifts of articles of paper.
The program for the evening con-
sisted of music, games etc. Refresh
ments consisting of sandwiches,
cake and punch were served, all de-
parting at an early hour for their
respective homes wishing the happy
couple many more years of welded
bliss. .->-. ..>
The Canaan Printing Company
will receive orders for Engraved
Cards, Wedding Invitations, ETC.,
and fill same in short order.
Samuel Bradley of Winsted visited
relatives here last Thursday.
All the stores, banks and post
office are closed today, Memorial
Day.
Mrs. Frank Hitchcock and Mrs.
George d. Harrison of Lakeville,
with their friends from Washington,
D. C. will motor to Hartford this
week to attend the New England
Conference of the National Woman's
Party. f~=..o .f ...
Among the conference committee
of National Woman's Party Confer
ence held at Hartford Club this
week May 10Th appear the names
of Miss Alice Paul national chair
man, DR.. Valera Parker, Mrs.
Thomas Hepburn, Mrs. B., A. Hitch
cock, Mrs. George D. Harrison and
Miss M. Toscan Bennett.
Mrs. Ralph Dewey who has been
visiting at the home of her parents
in Kingston, N. Y. arrived here the
end of the week.
John Fuller has been home from
Astoria, L. I. for a visit at the home
of his father, George S. Fuller.
Miss Mary Fitch was home from
South Kent over the weekend.
Mrs. x. Morsey has been enter
tanning her sister from Canaan
Valley.
Miss Margaret Roger of Winsted
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
sisters here.
Mrs. A. G. Eldridge and son Oliver
returned to their home in North
Adams, Mass. the end of the week
Mrs. John NJ. Bonney, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs
N. E. Storm left for Torrington on
Sunday.
Prof. andMrs. J. Leslie Purdom
and daughter Mary of Cambridge,
Mass. were guests at Henry c.
Barnes the end of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Storm motored
to Torrington on Sunday and spent
the day.
Editor Loope accompanied by Mrs.
Loope and the Misses Marion Traver
and Helen Saunders motored from
Millerton, N. Y. on Sunday and
visited relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Benjamin
entertained out of town guests on
Sunday.
Paul J. Lorrain is in Boston on a
few days stay.
Eric Borg entertained Edward
Milford of Hartford over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adam spent
Saturday in Pittsfeld
Samuel A. Eddy of Philadelphia,
Pa, is in town for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Drumm of DAN
bury have been visiting relatives
here.
A series of twelve patriotic SER
vices are being held every Thursday
evening at the Methodist church.
Miss Julia Shuckerow of Bridge
port is in town for few days.
Mrs. Mary Kemp of Great Bar
rington is visiting at w. N. Beebe's
and James Greene's.
Miss Gladys Hall of Ashley Falls