Connecticut western news., 1922-03-23

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 Mrs. Virgil Miller and daughter Polly and Miss Elizabeth MeGraw of Sheffield, Mass. spgt the weekend with Mrs. E. M. fBreMef. f19 ..~.ss. Jerry, son of MT. and Mrs George Hardenbergh, is i'll with scarlet fever at his home. on Granite Avenue. r MT. and Mrs. Henry Miller are visiting in town. s,. ', lps Miss Sarah Reel has returned to her duties at the Canaan National Bank, after a weeks illness. ..
 Mrs. Eugene Rowe has been spending few days with friends in Great Harrington.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Badgley att tended the funeral of MT. Badgley's father at Pleasant Valley on Friday. Mrs. T. T. Baird and daughter Helen spent Saturdaysin Winsted.
 See our window display-every- thing for the dance. The Canaan Printing Co.,. ..t
 Rev. Joseph F. Barry was taken to his home in Derby last week, to re- cuperate from his recent illness.
 Ennis Silvernale has entered the employ of J. w. Morris. s.L ..... Albert Kindleburg has re-entered the employ of A. H. Huggins as chauffeur. ...
 Old newspapers for sale at the News office.
 Miss Helen Osborne of Waterbury spent Sunday with Mrs. Harold Champlain. x ~ 1t,2' '','t<- '"'2i42s, '. < Mrs. A. K. Skinner returned home from the House of Mercy, in Pitts field on Friday. Winsted Flower Shop-Roses, Carnations etc. for any occasion. Telephone 56O-5.-adv.
 Miss Lillian Parsons spent the weekend with Miss Dora Heinz in Falls Village. .'.s.
 Hugh Meade spent Sunday with his parents in Lakeville. ,a.
 "A large number attended the American Legion dance given at the town hall last Thursday evening.
 Lester H. Adams has returned from visit in Hartford and New York.
 George Roger of Bridgeport spent the weekend with his wife at the Canfeld Hotel.
 Wesley, eldest son of MT. and Mrs Dewey Garfield, has been critically i'll with bronchial pneumonia. Dr. Reidy has been in consultation, and a trained nurse is in attendance.
 Miss Doris Barber has resigned her position at Chamberlain's Dry Goods Co. to take position in Hartford. c. M. Benamin drove in, three new Chevrolet cars from Tarrytown or Saturday. 's' '~
 Mrs. James Keenan and grand. daughter Henrietta spent Thursday in Winsted. :,@.>' ! ;, ,s 7 Mrs. Wm. Schmidt spent Saturday in Hartford. 7 George Drumm of New York has been spending several days in town
 Mrs. Josephine Hardenbergh has | been spending a few days with hel father, Dr. c. W. Camp. -:~
 It is reported that Miss Editl Greene and mother, Mrs: James Greene will move from H. F. Beebe'' house on West Main Street. =intc rooms at O. J. Decker's, and Vtha William Torr&at sWill occupy khe gBeebe house. &>& V x # N Mrs. Cobb and Miss Minnie Peirce Entertained the Camp Fire girls al the home of Miss Peirce on Friday March 17th. Mrs. Cobb read the f'sPied Piper of Hamlin" by Browns ing. After the reading severa ,sgames were played, the winners o1 ,ithese contests receiving prizes anc favors appropriate to St. Patrick: Day. Refreshments were served The girls wish to thank the hostesses flor the delightful time they gave them. E"' "a s Miss Ellen Lindell spent the week. end in Pittsfeld.
 The Guild of Christ Church vii meet at the Parish house Friday lat 2 P. M.
 The regular communication o1 iHousatonic Lodge, F. 6 A. M. vii be held Thursday night. The second degree will be conferred.
 James Finn is spending few days with relatives in New York. .,@
 Miss Patricia Black is victim o1 chicken pox. ~ / *<gEz
 Acknowledgements will be 1T Falls Village at Dr. Skiff's office March 28, 29.-adv.