Connecticut western news., 1920-06-10
CANAAN

been visiting her sister, Mrs. Leon ard Caldwell, and attended the Nor folk concerts.
 Kenneth Miller of Hartford spent the weekend with his parents on the Clayton road.
 John Finkle of Lakeville has en- tered the employ of J. C. Roraback. Misses Margaret and Ann Cor coran have returned to Stamford, after spending a few days here.
 Misses Julia and Mae Finnegan spent Sunday at their home in Salisbury.
 Rev. John Calvin Goddard preach ed in Pilgrim church Sunday in ex- change with the pastor, Rev. A. Karl Skinner.
 The annual Sunday-school picnic of Pilgrim church will be held June 18th.
 The first quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal church was held in the church Wednesday even- ing, June 9. District Supt. pr. George A. Macdonald preached.
 MT. and Mrs. Wheeler Barford of Taconic are visiting MT. and Mrs. F. F. Stevens. .,a.,-...
 w. J. Hatmaker spent few days in Philadelphia last week.
 Mrs. A. P. Freeman of Hartford has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Louise Smith.
 A remarkable trip was made by a Mack truck that passed through here last week. The truck carried over three hundred tires and made the TOO odd miles from Akron, Ohio to Hartford in less than three days.
 Irving Reid of Ducore, Calif., has been visiting at John Hymns.
 William Nicoll was a guest of Mrs. Ada Nicoll last week. -
 Mrs. Cora Ford of Torrington Sas been a guest of Mrs. G. W. Ford. Mrs. Cora Downs Stevens attended a conference and supper of Sunday school workers at Terryville Friday. Mrs. Lucy Stock Chapin of Hart ford was a guest of Mrs. Frank Ste -vens last week.
 Mrs. Alexander McPherson of Winsted has been visiting her par pents, Mr. and Mrs. James Graney.
 Samuel A. Eddy, who has spent the winter in Arizona and other wes- tern states, has returned to Canaan for the summer.
 John Elliott of Maybrook, N. Y. spent the weekend with his family on Railroad street.
 c. H. Pease was in Hartford last week on business connected with
 
 Mrs. Gilbert Fitch has returned from Kent where she had been car ing for her daughter. Frank Glass, George Kimble, Theron Couch, Dave Green and Charles Lanneau, all sportsmen, are matching pheasant eggs obtained from the State Fish and Game Com mission. Ought to be some good hunting this fall.
 Grant Carter of Waterbury spent Sunday at his home here.
 Miss Jennie Teresa Perotti, daugh. ter of MT. and Mrs. Peter Perotti and .Achille Segalla, both of Canaan were married at St. Joseph's churcE last Wednesday morning at o'clock by Rev. Joseph Barry, pastor of the church. The couple were attended by Mrs. Rose DeBarbieri and Johr Boscaidin. MT. and Mrs. Segalla Jeff by automobile for a short wedding trip.
 Mrs. David Roger and son o1 Southbury were guests of Eben Kim ball last week.
 Miss Florence Hicks spent the weekend in Winsted with her grand parents, MT. and Mrs. w. P. Ahearn
 Don't neglect to take the clothing you are plannig to donate to tht Near East Relief Campaign to Ma sonic Rooms on Friday.
 The Vacation House was opened on Monday for the summer months.
 Rudolph Keppler of Brooklyn is a his home in Twin Lakes for the sum mer.
 Christ Church Guild will meet a the Parish House Friday at p. m
 The Guild of Christ Church ar, planning to hold supper, June 30tl in the Parish House.
 Homer Hitchcock and family O. Winsted called on friends in Ca naan Sunday.
 The ladies of the Eastern Star vii be at the Lodge Rooms on Frida. from 9 a. m. to p. m. to receiv any donations of clothing for tn Near East Relief Campaign.
 George P. Hardenbergh left toda, for New London, where he will re main several days.
 Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Barnett hay opened their cottage at Twin Lake for the summer.
 .Dr. Anderson and family o Brooklyn, N. Y. will occupy the Mul ford cottage during the summer.
 E. V. Pechin of Philadelphia ha haan at his nnttaua at the lake for