Connecticut western news., 1919-04-03

Frank N. Glass has so far recov- cred as to ride out on pleasant days. , Harmon Link who. is employed at The Canaan Fireproof Garage was overcome by gas escaping from ar automobile last Sunday. Dr. Lee was called and he soon recovered from the effects.
 Miss Clara Stone of Salisbury and her friend, Miss Louise B. Morrow of Tyrone, Pa., on vacation from Northfeld Seminary spent a few pleasant hours in Canaan Monday.
 Rev. A. H. Nesbitt will close his pastorate in Canaan on Sunday, April 9th.
 EverettL Lyles returned Tuesday to Phillips Academy at Andover, Mass, having spent the spring vaca- tion at his home here.
 Conductor Fred Scott of the New Haven road, who was recently opera ted on for stomach trouble in Pitts field, is improving rapidly. MT. Scott is a brother-in-law of Mrs. E. c. Finney.
 Marcus A. Barnes and family, who have spent the winter in St. Peters burg, Fla, expect to leave there April 4th by boat arriving in Phila- delphia April 10. From Philadel- phia they expect to make the trip to Great Burlington by automobile, which they are bringing with them from St. Petersburg.
 Douglas and Donald Hatch are spending their spring vacation at the home of their grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Edmund Hatch in Gaylordsville.
 Mrs. Tinker of Great Harrington has been a guest of Mrs. A. E. Weaver.
 The Christ church rectory is un- 1ergoing numerous Improvements They are building a sleeping porch, back porch and a new bath room and remodeling the barn, besides redec- orating the interior of the house. John German of Torrington called on friends here the end of the week.
 Friends and relatives of Lyman Michaels have received word from him saying he has sailed for home and expects by April 15, to be with his friends here.
 Leave your order with us for all kinds of rubber stamps, stamp racks etc. The Canaan Printing Go.
 Jack Garvin who recently return ed from overseas is at the home of his parents here.
 Miss Lillian R. Parsons returned : to Northfeld Seminary on Tuesday morning, having spent the spring vacation at her home here. Miss Ruth Manchester of Winsted visited friends in town one day last week. ...a
 The Christ church parish meeting will be held at the Parish House on Friday evening at p. m. < The Misses Mabel and Helen Baird are spending their spring va- cation with friends in Hartford and West Hartford.
 Despite the bad weather of last Friday evening most delightful party was held at the home of the Misses Mabel and Helen Baird. The occasion being in honor of Miss Margaret Sedgwick, cousin of Miss Edith Fuller. The program for the evening consisted of music, dancing, various games, and ghost stories. At 9:3O a bountiful supper was served. The youthful guests de- parted declaring that this was the most delightful party of the season.
 Miss May Kegler arrived home on Monday night from two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Richard P. Smith in Norfolk, Va.
 ! George Laffargue has arrived home, having been honorably dis charged from military duties. The Guild of Christ church will meet at the home of Mrs. Marion Camp on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. P. o. Miss Ellen Kane, nurse, is home from Fairview hospital, Great Bar rington for week. s:
 Mrs. William O'Brien of Hartford is visiting Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald.
 Dr. J. G. Adam and family who recently returned from Augusta, Ga. are now at their home on East Main Street.
 A new line of Birthday Booklets, and other cards, just received. The Canaan Printing Company. | Pupils perfect in attendance for one term at Clayton School. Frank Rood, Minnie Kopelowitz, Alton Miller, Josephine Tinker, Robert Tinker, Ruth Tinker. Emma B. Rood, teacher.
 Miss Mary E. Roger of Winsted is visiting her sisters here.
 Miss Laura Goodwin has returned to Mount Holyoke college, having spent ten days vacation at her home here.
 Miss Margaret Sedgwick who spent her spring vacation with her cousin, Miss Edith Fuller, will re- t 1rn to her school duties at Sea Pines School at Brewster, Mass, on Friday