Connecticut western news., 1920-03-25

Wi! GX, March 50, ol.-adV.
 Ms Joseph Smith visited relatives n Wins ed on Monday.
 Tn bl ebirds and robins have nc( heir appearance, sure sign of 3nTinr.
 'H~sc. Benj. Baldwin of Taconic .;e' 7 latives in town on Monday.
 " T rold Schoonover called on i~n iY town the end of the week, nr. e from Keokuk, Iowa.. where I, h.. len for some time, 70 the } u Gice of Stone & Webster.
 Benj. Baldwin is in a New York sanitarium again flor treatment, and is improving.
 A:f.e Barratt and family will n vc mo rooms in the Wangum about April 1st.
 Mrs. J. A. Bianchi has returned from Lakeville, where she spent the 1ast few weeks, called by the illness of her parents.
 Mrs. Horace Hatch spent last Thursday with relatives in Gaylords- vile.
 Albert Nicoll of Pittsfeld visited in town last Saturday.
 George s. Fuller who has been confined to his home by illness tha past week is improving.
 Robert Fox Jr. of New York spent the weekend with \ his cousins, Douglas, Donald and Edmund Hatch.
 MT. and Mrs. Michael Kane and daughters of Danbury have been vis- iting at the home of MT. Kane's sister, Mrs. Annie Ganci.
 One of our local milk men states that he used his sleigh for 93 conse- cutive days this winter. Sounds like an old fashioned winter.
 George s. Mather met with what might have been a serious accident last Saturday afternoon, when he was thrown out of an automobile, and received a badly wrenched shoulder.
 Mrs. Harry Morsey of Torrington spent last Friday with her sister, Mrs. Earl Coons.
 Mrs. Carrie Bryant of East Ca naan has been visiting Mrs. Hiram Beebe.
 Mrs. William Schmidt spent last Thursday in Hartford.
 Louis J. Streck was home from Bridgeport over Sunday.
 John Penny is visiting his daugh- ter's in Poughkeepsie.
 George Heffernan has rented rooms of E. B. Stone, who recently purchased the Henry c. Barnes residence on West Main Street.
 Next regular meeting of Housa- tonic Lodge No. 61, F. 6 A. M. will be held tonight (Thursday). A full attendance of members is requested.
 George G. Girard will give his End annual reception and dance at town hall, Canaan, April 9th, 1920. Music by Kegler & Keenan orchestra.-adv
 Misses Louise H. Bragg and Mary c. Hill spent Wednesday in Hartford
 Mrs. c. B. Shaw will spend Thurs day in Pittsfeld.
 Mrs. A. R. Parsons spent Tuesday in Sheffield.
 Mrs. Cora Downs Stevens went to Winsted on Tuesday to finish the training course in Sunday school work. She will attend a conference i'll Hartford Thursday and another conference of teachers and officers in New Haven on Friday.
 Little Dorothy Ingalls, was five years old on March 9th but on ac- count of the severe Saturday storms was obliged to postpone her celebra- tion until last Saturday afternoon. There were present Margaret and Natalie Coons, Marion and Gilbert Drumm, and from out of town William Fairfield, Robert Briggs, Rlanche R~;o'~'- rFro. Wro. H. Bricrs &s55h = F3'.-%nlI, &l of C1cs... Darrington, and Oliver Fairfield of Pittsfeld. After games for the young people, refreshments were served.
 The Wangum Camp Fire Girls will meet at the home of Miss Edith Fuller on Saturday afternoon. Miss E. L. Price, visiting nurse, will con- tinue her talks along the line of physical hygiene.
 LloeiS DOIOLily ctilu ILlCclIlOI LIll- mons are i'll with scarlet fever at their home in Canaan Valley.
 Mrs. Marcus Barnes and daughter of Great Harrington visited friends in town on Tuesday.
 There will be no meeting of Christ Church Guild next week Tuesday.
 Miss Lucy Nj. Reed spent the weekend at her home in Salisbury.
 A special evening service will be held in Pilgrim Church at 7:3O o'clock on Sunday evening. Colored stereopitcan slides will be shown, Illustrating the life of Christ All members of the community are in- vited to these services.
 The Canaan High School will give a dance in the town hall on Monday evening, April 9th.
 J. A. Steinhilber will move into his new home on High St. on Satur- 1 day.