Connecticut western news., 1919-01-23

hcrqe cn 9 20 da~'s farlough from c.-c3 ,2cc been vis::ing relatives in t., !.
 Miss Caroline Camp left Saturday fo" a visit with friends in New Britain.
 Mrs. J. E. Hassctt and daughter are visiting relatives in Rockville.
 Miss Helen Dewey spent the week end at her nome in Norfolk.
 Miss LaMc 'ne Gookins left Sun day for her home in Port Leyden, N. Y, having bean called by illness in the family.
 Miss Ella Cona;dine attended conference of exchange managers in New Haven last week.
 Miss Bessie Colligan has entered the employ of the s. N. E. Tel. Co.
 Borden's are harvesting 7h inch ice this week.
 o. P. Gillette has been spending a few days in Danbury.
 Washington and St. Patrick Day Cards for sale at The Canaan Print ing Company.
 ., Miss Mildred Buckbee is assisting at The Service Pharmacy. i Mrs. L. J. Streck has just recov- cred from a two weeks illness with :, influenza. Her sister, Mrs. F. Shy
 der cared for her.
 F. N. Glass, superintendent of Bor- den's Milk Company says that the men while cutting the ice this week ran against several stones that had been thrown on the ice by the young people while skating. It hin- ders their cutting very much. MT. Glass doesn't want to forbid the young people from skating, but will have to do so, if they continue to throw stones. Mrs. A. H. Herriman is confined to her home by illness. Mrs. Mary Kemp of Great Bar rington spent from Friday until Sunday with Mrs. W. N. Beebe. MT. and Mrs. A. H. Herriman were called to Ogdensville, N. Y. by the death of relative the end of last week. The dance given at the Garfield Inn on Monday evening was well attended.
 Misses Margaret and Ann Cor coran spent the weekend in Miller ton. Miss Catherine Finnegan spent
 the weekend with friends in Miller - ton.
 Mrs. Clayton Hart is entertaining friends from Millerton. Miss Sarah Rood was absent from her duties at Parsons store few
 days last week on account of illness. The dance given by the young peo- pie of Pilgrim church last Friday evening was well attended, and thoroughly enjoyed. About $20 was realized, which will go toward the
 support of an Armenian orphan. The patronesses were Mrs. R. M. Tim
 berlake, Mrs. N. L. Jackson and Miss May Smith.
 Sergeant Adolph Nelson of the Medical Corp, 18th Ambulance, Camp Meade, Md, is spending ten days furlough with his father, Peter Nelson.
 A centenary rally will be held in the M. E. church, on Thursday even
 ing st 7:3O. All members of tn } :, church and congregation are i1- vited to attenI. After the meetir g refreshments, consisting of sard- wiches, cake and coffee will be served. A charge of 10 cents will be made. Proceeds to be used to , help defray the expenses of centen- ary work.
 Carter & Hanlon entered one of
 their s. c. R. I. Red Pullets at the
 recent Boston National Poultry ', Show and won End prize and color &pecial in a class of 46 bullets. Miss Sarah Holley of Sheffield ac-
 companied by Miss Hazel Clark of , Cheshire were callers in town on Monday.
 O. J. Decker who has been so
 seriously i'll, has improved so far l that he is able to be around the
 house.
 Martin Buckbee returned from
 Camp Devens Wednesday,, having
 been honorably discharged from f military duties. , G. H. Clark of Salisbury was in
 town on Wednesday. = Mrs. E. c. Finney and son William have been visiting relatives in Pitts field.
 , The Ladies Catholic Club will , hold whist party at the home of
 Mrs. T. H. Beaupre, on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. !, Keith Adam is home from Hart l ford for awhile.
 The newly elected officers of Ca = naan Lodge No. 50, I. O. O. F. for :, the ensuing term will be installed on
 Monday evening. After the cere- a monies, gliht refreshments will be :. served. A full attendance of mem g bers is hoped for. a The Ladies Catholic Club will meet n at the home of Mrs. T. H. Beaupre
 this afternoon.