Connecticut western news., 1918-08-01
CHNAAN

Buffalo and Detroit where she will
visit friends. Miss Saygers has &C
Toledo. Miss Saygers has made
copied a position at her home IN
many friends during her stay in Ca
naan and the best wishes of the COM
munity go with her in her new abode.
During the month of August, the
evening services, also the mid-week
services Of the Methodist church will
be discontinued.
All kinds of paper napkins, plain
white, Powered and patriotic for sale
at The Canaan Printing Co.
Mayor Moulton, wife and daughter
motored from Pittsfield on Sunday
and visited Mrs. Maria Oles at A. A.
Hubbard's.
Miss Ruth Peirce is visiting her
cousin, Miss Elizabeth Peirce at Twin
Lakes.
George Winfield of Torrington is
visiting at Mrs. William McGuire's.
Mrs. Frank II. Partridge and Miss
Della M. Partridge of Saundersville,
Mass. are guests of The Misses Mary
and Sarah Ferguson.
servation, at a recent meeting of the
officers and teachers of the Methodist
church, it was voted not to hold the
annual Sunday School picnic.
James Lyles is victim of the
mumps.
ham, N. Y, formerly of Canaan, I'M
Mrs. Percy Stanton of East Chat
derwent an operation at Hillcrest
Hospital in Pittsfeld on Saturday.
At present she is comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles jerks and
daughter Janet, motored from Mill
erton, N. Y. and were guests of their
cousins, Mrs. N. w. Moore and Miss
Belle Roger recently.
Mrs. Frank N. Glass and daughter,
Edith have been visiting relatives in
Otisville, N. Y. and Hudson.
Mrs. David Hatmaker of Egremont
has been a guest at w. ]. Hatmaker's.
Mrs. R. M. Timberlfke left Satur-
day for Bridgeport where she will
spend few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Franks and
daughters Esther and Dorothy have
been visiting relatives in Sharon.
Mrs. Norman w. Moore and the
Misses Isabel and Margaret Roger
spent Sunday in Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Bell is with Mrs. Burton Trip
at Twin Lakes for a few weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Mccormick has re-
turned from a weeks visit with rela-
tives in Litchfield and Waterbury.
Mrs. Thaddeus Baird and daughter,
Helen are visiting relatives in Spring
field, Mass.
Miss Margaret Roger of Winsted
was the over-Sunday guest of her
sisters in town.
Miss Helen Carlton of Elizabeth,
N. J. has been spending few days
Lakes.
There are several packages of
clippings for Junior Red Cross work,
to be called for at The News Office.
For sale at The Canaan Printing
Co. small local views to be used on
letters to the soldiers.
Mourning paper and correspon-
dence cards for sale at The Canaan
Printing Co.
Mrs. Stanley Mather and daughter
Eileen of Sharon are visiting Mrs.
Mather's sister, Mrs. Ray Whitford.
Edward O'Brien of Hartford was
the weekend guest of relatives here.
Mrs. Bennett and Miss Susie Car
roll of New Britain are stopping at
Church Terrace.
Miss Sarah Holley is spending two
weeks in Sheffield.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Ives will leave
the Garfield this week and spend the
rest of the summer at their cottage
at Twin Lakes.
William T. Place will enter upon
his new duties at the Mahaiwe Bank
in Great Darlington, next Monday.
Ladies Shampooing at, Scutt's
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Reel on Monday, July 20. Con-
gratulations.
State Guard at the grounds on East
There will be special drill of the
Main Street on Friday evening.
Mrs. H. w. Strayer of Williams
town, Mass, visited friends in town
on Tuesday.
The Boy Scouts under the leader
ship OF Rev. K. M. Timberlake left
for Camp Pootatuck, near Kent on
Tuesday, for weeks outing.
Mrs. W. Wyckoff who has been
seriously i'll is reported more COM
Portable. Her sister, Mrs. Harriet
Webster of Winsted is still with her.
A party of the Camp Fire Girls are
camping at Twin Lakes this week.
Miss Josephine Flynn is slowly
improving from her recent severe
illness.
BARLEY Killawee Jr. is assisting at
The Canaan Mercantile Co.
Miss La Moine Gookins left last
Thursday for her home in Port Lev
don, N. Y. where she will spend the
summer months.
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