Connecticut western news., 1920-03-04
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Mrs. Lorenzo Sardam is confined to her home by illness. Her daugh- ter, Mrs. Fitch is caring for her.
 Miss Jennie Perotti has accepted a position at c. H. Pease's office.
 Clayton Benjamin and Ernest Hansen have been home from Leeds vile, N. Y. for few days.
 Mrs. Ray Whitford has been con- fined to her home by illness.
 The regular meeting of Canaan Hose Go. No. will be held tonight (Thursday).
 Miss Edith Wickwire was the guest of relatives in Danbury few days last week.
 Mrs. Frank N. Brown returned to her home in New York on Monday.
 Mrs. John G. VanDeusen com pleted her duties at c. H. /Pease's office last Saturday.
 Miss Marion Jerome of North Adams visited at the home of her sister, Mrs. Thomas McClelland last week. Little Alene and George McClelland accompanied her home for visit. Earl Coons and Mrs. Xavier Nor sey attended the funeral of little Cathleen Morsey in Torrington last Saturday.
 Winsted Flower Shop-Roses, Car nations, etc. for any occasion. Tele- phone 560-2.-adv. Mrs. E. R. Boinay and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Wm. Calderwood and fam o%o of all been i'll with influenza. The fami- lies have been residing at Orange, Conn.,, but are now located at Derby. Mrs. Walter c. Goggin has been confined to her home by illness.
 Frank H. Wilcox of. Middletown, N. Y. was in town on business last week. ie
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Drumm left last week for Miami, Florida, where they will spend few weeks.
 Henry Dodge and Miss Dorothy Dodge have been on the sick list for few days.
 Mrs. Frank Hitchcock who has been seriously ill is reported as on the gain. "
 Fred Manvel of Pittsfeld was in town on business last Friday. George Hall and Steve Hendry of Waterville visited friends here and in Ashley Falls over the weekend.
 Mrs. Wallace Weaver and family left Monday for Red Banks, N. J.. where they will make their future home.
 George Kimble and men who are employed by the s. N. E. Tel. com- pany will leave this week for an in- definite stay in Waterbury.
 Cathleen M. Morsey, eight-year- old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harry K Morsey of Torrington died at her home in that city last Thursday morning of pneumonia. She leaves besides her parents, four small brothers. The funeral was held from the house at 2 o'clock last Saturday afternoon, Rev. W. c. Judd of the Methodist Church off, ciating. The. body was placed in the vault in Hillside cemetery until spring, when it will be brought to Canaan for burial. The Morseys were former residents of Canaan, selling their place here and leaving for Torrington about three years ago MT. and Mrs. Morsey are just recov- ering from an illness of pneumonia. Three of the little boys are now very i'll with the influenza.
 Miss Regina Adams has been ab- sent from her duties at Collins Jewelry Store on account of illness.
 Oliver Carter has been visiting at Fred Dewey's in Norfolk. |
 Louis J. Streck was home from Bridgeport over Sunday.
 All the popular records at Ben jamin's, Winsted, Exclusive Victor Dealer" ."-adv.
 Edward Hawver is confined to his home on Barlow St. by illness.
 The Food Sale held under the auspices of the guild of Christ church last Saturday afternoon, was very successful.
 The Cranford Club will meet with the Misses Ferguson on Thursday afternoon. Selections by Mrs. F. F Stevens.
 Mrs. Mary Kemp who assisted in the care of Mrs. John Dunham at Ashley Falls for few weeks before her death, is now spending a few weeks at w. N. Beebe's.
 Mrs. Fred Young of Pittsfield was in town last week.
 Miss Ruth Fitch returned to hel school at East Cornwall this week having been at her home here for the past two weeks.
 The officers and teachers of Pil grim church school will meet witl Miss Fanny Jackson on Thursday evening, March II. It is very i'm nortant that all members are present
 We have just received nice line of St. Patrick favors as we'll as St Il-4 a1= na.aoax,