Connecticut western news., 1921-11-03

Grant c. Carter of Simsbury has : been home for few days.
 Misses Ethel Barrett, Elizabeth Lee, Katherine Sweeney, Elizabeth Smith were home from Danbury Nor mai over the weekend.
 Mrs. Mary Kemp of Great Bar rington visited her mother, Mrs. James Greene last week,
 Miss Alberta Wyckoff entertained few of her young friends in honor of her 8th birthday on Saturday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Blodgett and family motored to Waterbury on i Sunday.
 Miss Belle Lorraine has been spending few days with her broth CT in Sheffield.
 Miss Gertrude Percival was on the sick list last week.
 A Halloween Social was held in the M. E. church parlors Monday evening.
 Mrs. s. J. Hamm and Mrs. N. A. Preston arc visiting in Middletown.
 The Misses Katherine and Mary Sweeney spent Friday and Saturday with relatives in Winsted.
 Several from Canaan attended the chicken-pie supper at the M. k. church in Ashley Falls on Friday night.
 The American Legion will give a dance in the town hall on Armistice day, Friday, November 11th. ; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dewey of Tillson, N Y. have been visiting MT. and Mrs. Fred Dewey. , Mir. and Mrs. William M. Teague have rented s. G. Camps house on Foote Avenue for the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. T. I. Ferguson of Bridgeport have been guests of the P Misses Ferguson.
 Table Ferns, from zoe to soc. Shaw's Plant Shop.-adv. The Cranford Club will meet with Miss Ferguson on Thursday after noon of this week The meeting o1 Nov. 10th will be held with Mrs Humphrey. Miss Peters will des y cribe certain phases of her work which are along the same lines a' - those being followed in the Clut readings. @ MT. and Mrs. W. c. Kemp of Win l. sted were Sunday guests at A. ? | N~ in very poor health, for a short autC tt ride.
 t Miss Marion B. Barrett, conner
 cial teacher in the high school, ha 5. been i'll the past week at her hom
 in Middletown. n The annual membership drive fo [. the American Red Cross will talk
 place in Canaan during the week 0 d November 18th. The annual mem \. bership fee is $1.00. Help to l1cc n Canaan's fine patriotic record. it w. M Place had the misfortun k. to get some lime in one of his eye e on Tuesday. sr Mrs. Samuel Briggs, who has bee re spending several weeks in Californi le has returned to her home. ,h A son, Ivan James Couch, wa is born to MT. and Mrs. Joseph Couc ss on October 27th, 1921.
 John Garvin of New York sper n the weekend with his mother, MT ,d Fred Garvin. o. Misses Margaret and Mary Lee ( r. Winsted spent Sunday with hr at Robert Black. <.
 Douglas Hatch spent the week-sr in with his grandmother in Gaylord a vile. ad MT. and Mrs. Gid of Brookly tv spent the weekend with Miss Anr m Brown.
 as MT. and Mrs Edmund Hatch h,
 returned to Bantam, after spendir ,se a week with MT. and Mrs. H. les Hatch.
 Mrs. Jennie Garfield was a gue ed of her son, E. s. Canfeld, last wee ak Mrs. Hornbeck of Ellenville, N ast is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. itb Griffin.
 The monthly meeting of the W en mans auxiliary of Christ church " is- be held at the parishhouse Wednt "a day afternoon at 2:3O. Miss Pete to will give a talk.
 Mrs. Agnes Bray of Torrington g a guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. an- Garfield.
 Miss Mary Lermond is spendi of the weekend with Mrs, Fred Warn IL; in Taconic.
 Mrs. Helen Hanlon Smith is sr
 stituting in the Amesville school. the
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