Connecticut western news., 1920-04-01
LOCAL ITEMS

| MT. and Mrs. Eben Kimball will spend Good Friday and Sunday with relatives and friends in Waterbury and Southbury.
 David H. Roger of Southbury visited relatives here and in Winsted last week.
 Miss Rose Christinat of Norfolk spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Hugh Meade.
 Clifford Fitzgerald spent Saturday in Hartford, where he met his wife and little son, who were returning from Danielson.
 Miss Margaret Goggin is home from Sodom where she teaches, for the Easter holidays.
 Miss Katherine Flynn is spending the Easter holidays at her home in Lakeville.
 Miss May Lorraine spent Monday in Hartford.
 Housecleaning days are with us again. How about some pantry shelf paper? The Canaan Printing Go.
 Next regular meeting of Housa- tonic Lodge No. 61, F. & A. M. will be held on Thursday evening, April 8
 The Food Sale held in Ford's Store last Saturday afternoon under the auspices of the Woman's Union of Pilgrim Church was a success, net ting neat sum for the treasury.
 Mrs. G. R. Wilcox spent Saturday with relatives in Falls Village.
 Miss Grace Roraback has been at her home here for a few days. Mrs. Chas. Blodgett and baby of Boston Corners spent the weekend at Nathan Blodgett's. Miss Ina Eustis will spend part of her Easter vacation with friends in Lakeville.
 Miss Hazel Martin of Lakeville is visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. George Kimble. c. M. Lasher has been spending a few days in Germantown, N. Y.e \ The Kensington Club of the M. E.. church will meet at the home of Mrs. c. A. Lindell on Tuesday after noon, April 9th.
 Miss Augusta Colligan is home
 from Sharon for the Easter holidays.
 Miss Ellen Lasher comes home
 from New London today for the
 Easter holidays.
 Miss Ruth Pierce is home from
 Hartford for the Easter holidays.
 John Colligan and family will
 move into rooms in Mrs. A. K.
 Rhoades' house on Church St. re-
 gently vacated by Harry Hayden. Word has been received by friends
 of Mrs. Mary. Pusey of Hartford, of
 the serious illness of her son, Win
 chell, who is in a hospital in Con-
 cord, N. H. Winchell has been att
 tending a business college there.
 Mrs. Pusey is now in Concord. MT. and Mrs. William Handlin of
 Waterville spent the weekend al
 E. W. Barrett's on High St.
 Phoebe Kimble is spending the Il week with relatives in Lakeville. N Misses Ellen Lindell and Fanny
 Jackson are spending a few days
 with Mrs. G. M. Brewer in Pittsfield Charles Blodgett of Boston Cor.
 ners has rented the house now occu.
 pied by John Colligan and will move
 here very soon.
 II Miss May Kane of Bridgeport is
 visiting her aunt, Mrs. Annie Ganci HI Mrs. Fred Dewey of Norfolk visi ted at the home of her son, Ralpl 1 Dewey last Friday. H Mrs. F. H. Lee spent last Friday in Pittsfield.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Ladd anC son Henry of Plattsburgh, who hay, been visiting relatives here are nov visiting at the home of s. E. Kimbal in Millerton.
 3 Mrs. John Mansfield is i'll at he home on Reed Street. 5 The Young Woman's Guild of Pil grim Church will meet with Mis- Olga Johnson next Monday evening Mrs. Thaddeus Baird and daughte Mabel spent the weekend witt friends in West Hartford. Dr. A. E. Cobb has returned iron the south, where he spent the winte, months.
 ] Clayton Benjamin left Wednesda, morning for Leedsville, having spen the past week at his home here. Mrs. George Scott of New Havel is visiting at the home of her par ents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Goodwin. s Miss Florence Collins of HartforC is visiting relatives here and in Eas Canaan.
 l Mrs. Mary Kemp has returned from a weeks stay at John Dunham in Ashley Falls. The Ladies Catholic Club met las ] week at the home of Mrs. Annie Ganci on Reed Street, and celebra ted jointly the fifth anniversary ot the club and the hostess birthday l Officers were appointed and two new members were present. The ladies presented Mrs. Ganci with { 3 very pretty necklace. Sandwiches cake and coffee were served. They