Connecticut western news., 1920-06-17
CANAAN

Miss Louise Trieschmann was home from Danbury over Sunday. The marriage intentions of 4Thomas Dalton and Miss Ellen Elizabeth Ivory were announced at St. Joseph's church on Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Stowe and daughter of South Kent spent Sun day at the home of MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Fitch.
 Louis Wellner is home from Hartford for the summer.
 Miss Anna Waters left on Satur- day for her home in Danbury. Miss Theodora Scott will leave this week for her home in Vest field, Mass. Miss Scott will teach in Torrington next fall.
 James Keenan who has been en- H.yed in Danbury, has accepted a position with the New England Slag Co.
 Miss Ina Eustis left Monday for her home in Jay, Maine.
 A. E. Molando of California is at his home here.
 Mrs. Charles Nelson has gone to pr. Reidy's sanitarium in Winsted for treatment. Mrs. F. F. Stevens has been at her home here for the past week. She caves for the Conn. Summer School ht New London on Saturday. The High School graduating class accompanied by Misses Scott and Teague, motored over the Mohawk Trail on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Mary Pusey and son Win hell, left last week for Atlantic, owa, where they will spend several weeks.
 Mrs. Jules Mignery of Great Bar lgton is guest of Mrs. E. T. bwe.
 Mrs. Mary Corcoran of Stamford las been guest of Mrs. T. T. Baird.
 Peabody-Ophthalmic optician will e in Falls Village at Dr. Skiff's flee June 21, 22, and at John pBrien's, Canaan, Ct. June "A, R.-adv.
 Leave your order with us for all nds of rubber stamps. The Canaan tinting Company.
 The Women's Guild of Christ nurch will meet Friday afternoon the parish house..
 John Fuller is home from Boston ech. School for the summer. MT. and Mrs. Clayton M. Benja- in left for Buffalo, N. Y. Monday Eening, from which place they will turn with a new Dort car. Members of David s. Cowles Post, A. R. attended the Tri-State eunion in Millerton, N. Y. on Mon 
 Bert Fitch was home from Hart nd over Sunday.
 Lester Adams, who has spent the St year and a half in California, expected to arrive home this week. Mrs. George Beebe of East Ca an, who has been i'll for about ar, has so far recovered as to be ie to call on friends here.
 George Roger of Bridgeport spent nday in town with Mrs. Roger. Mrs. Samuel G. Camp and daugh- are in Springfield, Mass, where ey will attend the commencement ercises at Smith College.
 Mrs. Bernard Pierson and child of sworth are guests of MT. and s, Charles Laffargue.
 Mrs Anna Roger received very nful burns about the face, neck
 arms last week at the Borden ant, when a large bottle of sul- huric acid accidently tipped over. 4ester Place and George Devala mt Sunday with John Pease in tfcrd.
 IT, and Mrs. Todd and family of Rochelle have opened the pee cottage at Twin Lakes.
 he Odd Fellows and Rebeccas nded service at the Methodist .ch in a body Sunday evening. red Capron of Newport News,
 formerly of this place, is visit his mother in Ashley Falls.
 ev. E. c. Gillette of PlainviIle an over-Sunday visitor in town at Twin Lakes.
 M. Benjamin has sold a Dort to James Hines of Lakeville.
 hinton D. ". Barnes, Henry tt, Henry Collis and Harry Holt pred to Copake Lake on Sunday i[r. Barnes new Dodge car.
 P. Gillette is spending a few at his home in Danbury.
 rs. Henry Scutt attended the ral of friend in Tarrytown,
 [. last week.
 ram Beebe has returned from
 London where he has been ,ing shad for several weeks. MT.
 e reports that the run was I smaller than previous years gh the price was much higher.
 T. Barnum and family of New n spent the weekend at their
 ge at Twin Lakes.