Connecticut western news., 1921-10-20

MT. and Mrs. w. s. Smart enter tained friends from Litchfeld last 1 week
 The annual meeting of the East Canaan Cemetery Association will be held in the Chapel of the Congre- Gational Church at East Canaan, on Saturday, Nov. 5th at 2:45 p. m., for the choice of directors and to .rans- act any ether proper business.
 The Canaan Fire Company are making extensive alterations to the inside of their building. They have recently been made gift of a pool table by +, r Coons.
 This week the Community Asso- citation will make a canvas for mem bers. The more members we nave the greater number of people will be interested in what we are doing. We would like to have one member from every family, more if possible. Most of you know what we are trying to do We mean to enlarge our work and take up other activities. No financial responsibility is attached to joining other than paying your dues.
 Montrose Linen, very good quality, unruled, by the box 35c. The Calaan Printing Company.
 MT. and Mrs. c. K. Badgley, MT. an1 Mrs. Fred Brewer, Mrs. F. F. Clemans, Miss Gladys DeHart and Miss Catherine Roraback motored to 1 the Ashokan dam and Grand Gorge, N. Y. last Friday.
 Mrs. Marian Camp is having her house reshingled.
 Sam J. Banks, editor of the News in 1909, called at the office Tuesday, Mr. Banks is now engaged in theatrical work. ...
 Young Women's Guild of Pilgrim church will meet with Mrs. Allyn Fuller Monday evening at eight o'clock.
 Invitations for Halloween Party for sale at The Canaan Print ing Company.
 Ire you puzzled about what to send for that wedding gift, that birthday present, or the gift for the new baby? The Gift Shop at the Wake Robin Inn in Lakeville may help you solve your problems. Your inspection is invited.
 The annual meeting of the Litch- field Public Health Association is being held at the Wangum today (Thursday).
 The condition of E. W. Warner, a patient at Fairview Hospital, Great Harrington, remains unchanged.
 Nelson L. Parsons has accepted position in the office of the Fuller Brush Company in Hartford, and entered upon his duties on Monday.
 The Eastern Star is planning to hold series of whist parties this winter. These parties have always proved a social success in the past and the Star plan to have the ones to follow prove just as successful. The first of the series will be held in the form of a Halloween Party to be held in the Masonic Hal on Tues day evening, October 18th. A cor dial welcome is extended to all their friends
 MT. and Mrs. William J. McLaugh- ! lin and family of West Sufield and Mrs. Stephen Mcintyre of Copake were callers at J. A. Barrett's and w. M. Places Sunday. l
 Stewart Barrett who has been quite sick for the past two weeks, ! is able to be out again.
 Selden Downs of Tyringham, Mass. is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Frank Stevens.
 Several of the telephone employees motored to Pittsfeld Sunday to visit Miss Edith Wickwire, who recently had an operation for appendicitis. Miss Wickwire is reported to be doing nicely.
 The men of the Methodist church met at Scutt's barber shop Wednes- day evening to discuss the annual mems supper to be held in November.
 Mrs. William Mcclure is spending a week in New Haven with relatives.
 Mss Josephine Flynn is taking two weeks vacation from her duties at the telephone exchange.
 Officers of the New England Lime Co.,, from New York and Danbury, made an inspection of the local plants Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Kelley and sons, and MT. and Mrs. William Par sons and daughter motored from Hartford Sunday and spent the day with Mrs. P. J. Kane. ::
 Mrs. Walter c. Goggin and MT.