Connecticut western news., 1921-03-10
CANAAN

Mrs: H. E. Hatch spent Thursday with her mother in Gaylordsville. Mrx- Edward Hawver, who has Been 1T with rheumatism for more than three months, is gradually inn proving, although not yet able to walk. A. W. Rhoades, John Armstrong, r. w. McClelland, Theron Perkins and Roy Perkins left Monday for few days stay in New York city.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. M. Brewer and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brewer and fam Ny of Pittsfeld visited at f. M. Brewers Sunday. .
 Mrs. G. H. Baldwin and Mrs. F. M. Brewer attended quilting party at Mrs. Virgil Miller's in Sheffield one day last week.
 The Senior class of the High School netted about SIS on a food sale held at Badgley's market Satur- day afternoon. A similar amount was netted by the dance given in khe evening.
 I. w. Morris has purchased a Federal truck from M. A. Paviol. ;, William J. Reel has sold his coal business to the New England Body Co
 Mrs. A. M. Griffin is visiting her xsster in Ellenville, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Stowe of South Kent have rented Miss Eliza Seth Fitzgerald's house on the East Canaan road. Mrs. Ivan Cam of Bridgeport has been visiting her sister, Ms Leonard Caldwell, IT.
 The second of the series of games between the American Legion ane Norfolk, resulted in the Legion! favor, 29-2O. The third game vii b. rlayed at town hall this Thursda! night.
 Miss Lillie Brown has returned t' he~ duties at G. L. Parsons 6 Sons after a several weeks absence, ol account of illness.
 Mrs. c. F. Roberts entertaine' the Five Hundred Club Tuesda, afternoon, at her home on East Mail Street.
 L. Radon unloaded a car of yves tern horses here Monday morning They are in fine condition an should sell readily.
 Harold Hubby has rented Mrs Kemp's house on West Main street.
 The Guild of Christ Church wi meet Friday at p. m. at the Paris house. They are arranging for food sale March 18th.
 Dennis O'Neill left last week fo Hartford, where he has secured em Rloyment.
 A daughter Barbara HalD wa born to MT. and Mrs. Allyn Fulle an Sunday, March 9th.
 William Rectal has purchased house in Falls Village and will nov there shortly.
 St. Patrick's Day postal cards and favors at The Canaan Printin Company.
 Thomas McEnroe spent the week end in Norfolk.
 Grant c. Carter of Simsbur spent the weekend at his home here
 Miss Marian Werner of Ne7 Haven visited Miss Madeleine Go ever the weekend.
 March 10th the Cranford Clu will meet with Mrs. Humphrey Readings by Mrs. Rogers and Mrs Root March 17th there will be special program. Mrs. W. s. Austi of Ct. Harrington, Mass. will addres the members of the Club and thel invited guests, on the Irish an Scotch Irish Immigrant. Mis- Lillian Parsons will sing some fol xongs, accompanist, Miss ~ Fam Jackson. Hostess, Mrs. Mario Camp
 Winsted Flower shop-Rose' Carnations, etc. for any occasion Telephone 560-5.-adv.
 Mrs. c. E. Badgley has been O ahe sick list the past week.
 Irving Roberts of Torrington j visiting his sister, Mrs. c. E. Bade Fey. -
 The meeting of the Odd Fellow Lodge scheduled to be held wit Torrington Lodge for the purpose c s working the second degree has bee postponed until March 18th, becaus ef the bad travelling.
 The seven boys who were arreste last week for breaking into the tow hall were fined $5 and costs amount ng to $7.60 each.
 Mrs Edward E. Bartram of Lake vile was a guest of Mrs. A. Skinner on Monday.
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