Connecticut western news., 1921-08-25

for several weeks IS aDle CO De aDouI'
 Miss Ethel Barrett has returned, home after several days visit with relatives in West Cornwall. lL
 The Misses Evelyn and Isabelle Lindell are snending a few weeks with relatives in Pittsfeld.
 The Misses Helen Dewey and Edith Lindell leave this week for Spring | field where they will enter Baypathe Institute.
 Miss Edith Hatmaker was home from Hartford over the week end.
 Mrs. Evans and daughter Jennie of Hartford are visiting at L. A. Caldwe1ls.
 Mrs. T. T. Baird and daughters Mabel and Helen are spending sev- eral days in New York city and Perth Amboy N. J.
 Mrs. D. L. McKaig of New Haven spent the week end at Mrs. William Mcclure
 Miss Mildred McKaig returned to New Haven Monday after spending four weeks at Mrs. William McGIire
 Mrs. Wm. Mcclure and daughter Margaret attended the funeral ot Miss Louise Passini in Falls Village Monday.
 l. Mrs. Donald D. Grindle of New York is visiting her sister, Mrs. James E. Rctledge at the Garfield Inn. Mrs. Mary A. Mclaughlin, Mrs. n Elizabeth M.Stoddard and son Ray nond of New York city and MT. and 9 Mrs. Frank Clossorf and son Lyall of $ Hudson nnotored to Canaa on Sun
 day and spent the day with MT. and d Mrs. Walter M. Place. n Mrs. Walter M. Place is confined a to her home with rheumatism.
 Misses Mary and Margaret Lee n of Winsted spent a few days at Mrs. T. Robert Blacks.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Black of Beth B. el spent the week end at MT Rob- n ert Blacks. lg Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Weaver and
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Beaujon motor " ed over the Mohawk Trail Sunday. ,d Mrs. Louis E. Allyn and daughter 10 Margaret Amanda have returned m from the Fair View Hospital and art
 with her parents MT. and Mrs. Wal cv ter c. Goggin. Both are doing nicely h. Mrs. Chas. E. Picken has enter ,w tained Mrs. Kirby and son Predict rs from New York city for three week av they returned to New York last Wed
 nesday.
 Id We still have few pine and bal m. sam pillows left. The Canaan Print
 ing Go.
 n- Mrs. Mary E. Brewer of Btidge ss port, Supreme Marshal and State Sup
 ervising Deputy of Connecticut an IT. Rhode 5Island of the Royal Neighbor od of America, is spending a week wit Mrs Robert Black. lu The Royal Neighbors of Welcom -, Camp 6751 of Canaan spent socis ,rt evening Tuesday at the home of Mr'
 Mary Higgins in honor of Mrs. Mar am E. Brewer of Bridgeport. ids A nine and one-half pound so
 was born to MT. and Mrs. Walter . ed Thomas Monday morning at Fairvie'
 hospital, Great Harrington and grand ere son to Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Territory.
 Charles Staats of Cornell Unive, ni- sity, Ithaca, N. Y., is guest of M es and Mrs. Walter King Stone.
 On Saturday afternoon, Angus cad 27th, there will be an exhibition { 23 prints by the students of the Clarene
 H. White School of Photography c om the grounds of The Naples. All wi at are interested are cordially invite i'm to attend.
 of MT and Mrs. H. B. Ives and M
 and Mrs. George Roger spent Su' ury day in Otis, Mass.
 Peach week, September 9th to St of Connecticut's finest Elberta peach ,ter will be in their prime at that tim ing c. L. Parsons and Son have nlat
 arrangements for direct shipmen Jin- from one of the best orchards. Pla
 your order at once.---adv.
 Miss Louise Bragg, Miss Mary H at and niece of Norwich are stopping
 The Naples for time. +h Seth Osborne of Trenton, N. '. ;,, has been visiting G. Wilbur StoN
 for a few days.
 The Torrington Building Co.,, ha e"S resumed work on the Rogers ma ton sion on Smith Hill.
 srsrzsazssra,ssssAa