Connecticut western news., 1921-07-14
Our Cent-a-Word Column brings

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 / Miss Ellen .Iar!ler, her father and brother-in-law called on friends, in town on Tuesday, enroute from New York to North Adams. Miss Hamer will spend a. few weeks with her parents in North3 Adams, before sailing for EYrups, where. she twill spend several weeks. sSi!:.i3aS
 Queen Esther sRebekahs Lodge No. .4s,s I. O. o: F. will entertain their Grand officers Thursday evening, July IA Members will also be pres ent fronfSMillsrten Rebekah. Lodge and Crystal Rgbskah Lodge of Win sted. ANmerfBefs are requested to be presshte 5sf n, <, |
 Persohsf ,ands Household Expense Book for Ae newly weds. On sale at The Canaan Printing Co. .}}
 Christ Church Guild will meet at the parish ~housg Friday afternoon. r., Miss Julia MeGnnes of Hartf fOrd is spending~a feW. days with Ms. Robert Biaek.s ''1 F. ! :. ..:.xl Mrs. G Adam and son Kenaeth Adam of Eaftfdfd sspent Sunday sith Mrs. H+E Hatcfn, .> ,; <, M
 Mrs, &Alrfsk salstrom. {, of Geat Harrington, Massss r spent Sunday with Mrs. F'A. Johnson.,' ,,.> Mrs. H. E. Hatch land sons. spent Saturday, in Gaylordgyille. vM Miss Mildred Beehe is visfAng relatives IF Great Harrington, Mass. George w, Ford is quite, i'll at his home iht the Eanfeld block < ; Mrss Sarah Futile of WinstedS is visiting at Norman ". Moere's.
 Miss Ruth Hatmaker has resigned her position at The Canaan Printing Co.,, due to i'll health. The County Farm Bureau will, hold a meeting at Frank Hitchcock's farm, Canaan w Wednesday, July 27th. The home demonstration agent, Miss Moss will give instructions in re- finishing old furniture at 200 o'clock. A large attendance is hoped for. ,,:l st'E:. ''
 Paprus Picnic Plates on sale at The Canaan Printing Co.,.
 7. Mrs, Al Barnes and children of West New Brighton, N. Y, are visiting her mother, Mrs. A: K. Rhoades. / <. 9,5 @&S, >.s .4~#.
 MT. and Mrs. t Ebben Kimball of Waterbury spent Sunday / with friends here and Taconic.
 Everett Lyles is assisting at the Norfolk branch of The Conn. Power Go.
 The Canaan baseball nine will play Waterville on the local diamond on Saturday Afternoon, July 16, at 3:15 D. m.. standard time. Battery for Canaan, Selleck. and ,McMahon..
 Officers of Canaan lodge, No. 50, I. o: O. F. will be installed Monday evening, July 18th. Refreshments served.---adv. ...
 Miss Kathleen Stone. returned to Bridgeport Wednesday, after spend ing two weeks as the guest of Miss Catherine Mansfield. ... .1.-
 Confetti for weddings. The Ca naan Printing Co.,: .''.+
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Herriman leave today for an automobile trip through New York state, the Thou sand Islands and other places. ...-
 Born on Wednesday, July 18th, to MT. and Mrs. James H. Curtis, of Taconic, son, James Anderson. Mrs. Curtis was formerly Miss An derson of Hartford, a graduate of Smith College, Class of 1915.
 Miss Davis of Providence, R. l. is visiting at Charles Adams.
 The Misses Dora. Heinz,, and Jennie Weiner, graduates of Canaan High School, are attending the sum- mer school at New Haven. @~.~
 Mrs. Alice Lang, mother of c. M. Benjamin has rented rooms for housekeeping in the Porter block on Railroad street 1> -. Co. MISS Gface RoraDack, who has been spending few days in New York city, returned Saturday even ing. ..s. h..
 Miss Doris Barber, is working at the A. & P. store during the busy season.
 If you have anything to sell try our Cent-a-Word column ,..~,,f. George Roger of Bridgeport is spending a weeks vacation in town.
 Copies of the state register and manual for 1921 have been received withf ths com of the secre- tary sof state. Warner. ss ssss3
 Mrs, WiiIiam ss yshn, wife efsehe former iandlQs ys eanfefd Inn; nl; was seriously inJfur Flast week near near Chathabn, N.a Y..., when she lost, com