Connecticut western news., 1920-10-14
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Dr. and Mrs. F. S. Parsons of Thomaston were Sunday guests at J. H. Roraback's.
 Ralph Vaughan of Mount Vernon, N. Y, spent Sunday at Joseph L.. Parsons.
 Mrs. O.. B. Killmer has returned from Ashley Falls.
 MT. and. Mrs. F. M. Brewer, A. W. Rhoades, and the Misses Laura Brewer, Helen Eggleston, Ellen Hamer, Flossie Vim and Dorothy MacCoull motored to the Ashokan Dam in the Catskills on Sunday.
 Lester Place left on Saturday for New York.
 Lester Stanard has accepted a position with Decker & Beebe. ..
 Miss Edith F. Hatmaker and Miss Roberta Gordon of Hartford spent the weekend at w.. J. Hatmaker's.
 Miss Florence Adams is enjoying a weeks vacation from her duties as bookkeeper in G. L. Parsons and Sons store, and is visiting in Milford, New Haven and New York.
 :. Albums for those snapshots you took this summer on sale at The Canaan Printing Go.
 Miss Mary Tupper of Lakeville visited Mrs. Charles F. Roberts last week.
 Ernest E. Hansen left on Friday for Perth Amboy, N. J., where he has secured employment. I
 Fred Morin and son Francis of Pittsfield, Mass. spent Monday in town.
 Charles Beaujon of Hartford spent Sunday in town.
 Mrs. George W. Hall returned to Waterville on Thursday, accompa- nied by Miss Lillian Hall and Ken meth Roberts.
 Harry J. Waller and James Kee- nan IT. spent Sunday in Danbury.
 W. E. Rectal has moved from the E. s. Root house to the house formerly occupied by MT. and Mrs. Potter on Railroad Street.
 Mrs. Meade of Lakeville is visiting MT. and Mrs. Hugh Meade.
 Misses Gladys DeHart and Ellen Lindell, while out walking Sunday, picked spring violet.
 Misses May and Julia Finnegan spent Sunday with their sister at Storrs.
 Misses Ellen Hamer, Flossie Winn and Dorothy MacCoull of New York l spent the weekend with Mrs. F. M. l Brewer.
 The first meeting of the Cranford Club will meet with Mrs. H. D. Hupmhrey this Thursday p. m. at 2:45 standard time. This is a fagot meeting. On Thursday, October twenty-first the club will meet with Mrs. Preston. The program for the year is Americanization. A study of the peoples and the movements that are building up the American nation, the first of these, Americani- zation will be read by Mrs. Hamm. The fad of Americanization, by Mrs. s. G. Camp.
 The Guild of Christ church re- ceived $22.25 from their food sale Saturday afternoon.
 Clinton D. V. Barnes left Thurs day for Oyster Bay, N. Y, where he will spend a few weeks.
 Mrs. James Greene has been i'll | for several days.
 Mrs. Frank Hitchcock, although not yet recovered from her long illness and unable to walk without assistance, attended the town meet ing and voted. Mrs. Hitchcock was the first woman in Litchfield county to hold at her home suffrage meet 1 ing, May 15, 1911.
 Save money by placing your magazine subscriptions with c. W. Parsons, before higher prices take | effect.-adv. t-.
 Mrs. Cora Downs Stevens attended the New London County Sunday school convention at Norwich last | week.
 Miss Josephine Flynn is off duty at the telephone exchange and car ing for her mother, who is i'll.
 H. B. Ives has sold his cottage at Twin Lakes to MT. Peck, vice presi- dent of the Stanley Rule and Level Co.,, of New Britain.
 MT. and Mrs. William Schmidt celebrated their 10th wedding anni- versary on Sunday. Twenty-six rela- tives from Waterbury, Woodbury and Poughkeepsie were present in honor of the occasion.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul W. Krouse and son George of Iowa are spending a .ear.x Iaxxn a4 M K,so,.ro2n hafo,no