Connecticut western news., 1919-03-06

rubber stamp, leave your order with us. The Canaan Printing Company.
 Mrs. J. F. Crowley, Miss Bessie Ranahan and Messrs. John and Fred Michaels motored from Bristol and spent the weekend with MT. and Mrs. Harry Taylor.
 Leave your order for engraved or printed cards. All orders will re- ceive our careful attention. The Canaan Printing Company.
 Dr. w. B. Miller of Millerton, N. Y. was a guest at Postmaster Rob- erts on Tuesday. MT. Curtis who has been assisting at Bordens has returned to his home in Honsdale, Pa.
 Frank N. Glass continues to i'm prove more and more each day, which is gratifying to his many friends.
 Miss Ellen Kane, nurse, of Great Harrington spent Monday at her home here.
 Mrs. Neils Hanson of Sharon has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Franks.
 John Graves has left the hospital overseas and returned to his Com pany.
 Miss Olive DeBell spent the week end at her home in Norfolk.
 Mrs. Frank Nichols and son Nal colm of Huntsville were guests of relatives in town on Tuesday.
 Miss Bessie Lorrain of Sheffield has been visiting at E. R. Lorrain's.
 Miss Mae Lorrain who recently underwent an operation has so far recovered as to resume her duties as nurse at Fairview Hospital in Great Harrington.
 Esther Chapter o. E. s. extends a cordial invitation to all their friends to attend the St. Patrick whist in the Masonic Lodge rooms on the even ing of March 14th.
 Mrs. G. W. Hall of Falls Village was the guest of friends here last Friday.
 Mrs. Harry Preston of Falls Vil- lage is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lee Wickwire.
 Mrs. G. R. Wilcox has been en. tertaining Miss Olive Wilims of Falls Village.
 A new line of Easter, Birthday and motto cards at The Canaan Printing Company.
 Jennie Higgins was given a birth day party Tuesday afternoon at hel home on Church St. by her sister Marion. Sixteen youthful misses being present and games and Lunch the program. All enjoyed the after noon greatly and on departing shool hands with their little hostess anc said they wished her birthday would come every day.
 Mrs. Robert Fox of New York i! visiting her sister, Mrs. G. A. Adam !: Master Robert Fox Jr. has beer Visiting his aunt, Mrs. Horace Hatch
 Miss l.. A. Gookin has been enter taining her cousin, Mrs. Millie Brau strater of New Jersey.
 Edmund Hatch of Gaylordsville spent the weekend at the home o1 his son, Horace Hatch on High St.
 Mrs. Allyn Fuller is visiting Mrs A. E. Eldridge in North Adams.
 Robert Black was called to Strat ford this week, by the illness of hi! father.
 Miss Louise Trieschmann wal home from Danbury over the week end.
 Miss Slattery of Bridgeport is wis iting her sister and other friends here.
 G. Willis Parsons was home iron ) Hartford over Sunday.
 Edward Hawver of Hartford wa guest last week of his father, E Hawver on Barlow Street.
 Miss Sarah Holley of Sheffield called on friends in town Tuesday. The Guild of Christ church cleared about $20 at their food sale held las Saturday. Miss Helen Cannon is visitin, friends in New York and New Jerse. The Brotherhood of Pilgrim church will hold Brotherhood sup per in the church dining rooms, to night (Thursday). Mrs. N. E. Storm is with relative in Norfolk, who are i'll with tn influenza.
 = At the services at the M. E. churcl on Sunday evening, there will b : special music by mems choir. l Mrs. c. G. Smith is reported as ol 7 the gain, after a two weeks illness
 William Schmidt has received 7 card from Pvt. w. R. Ostrout sayin : that he has arrived on the Grea Northern at Staten Island, after on y year abroad. He is at this place fo 9 about week and then expects to g to a hospital at Camp Devens. H S hopes to see all his friends soon. f Serg. Irving G. Gaylord write Q from France that the 82nd Divisio . to which he belongs, has been ol 7 dered to prepare to entrain for L . Maus for early embarkation to tn 5 United States. Harold Smith of New Rochelle N. Y. was an over-Sunday guest a y Mrs. s. J. Hamm's. = The Ladies Catholic C1ub meet