Connecticut western news., 1922-05-18

MT. and Mrs. W. J., Mclaughlin and family of West Sufield and Mrs. M. A. Mclaughlin of Staten Island spent the weekend at Mrs. J. Alfred Barrett's.
 John Adam has returned to Stam- ford after spending the weekend at his home here. ,{
 Clarence H. White of the White School of Photography is spending few days in town.
 The New England Slag Co. has let the contract for a new bridge at their plant in East Canaan to the Bartlett Brainerd Go. of Hartford. R. s. Burge is spending a few days in New York city, buying new equipment for the N. E. Slag'Co. MT. and Mrs. A L. Hugins and Miss Marion Higgins motored to New York Sunday. Mrs. Hugins will re- main there to visit her brother.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Weigold and family of Winsted and Mrs. Myra Pulver of Torrington motored here on Sunday and spent the day with friends. ..
 The Ladies of the, Pilgrim church withhold a food sale on Friday, May 18th at 2 o'clock standard time at Chamberlain Dry Goods Co.sf ! ,s Mrs. 1ffIbert Fitch ST. is recovering from her recent illness at hes home on East Main Street. ] " Mrs. Wilcox is spending some time I at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Fitch.
 Miss Cassie Robertson and Mrs. John Cleveland of Lakeville spent a few days at Dr. Thornton's on West Main Street. J
 I MT. and Mrs. L. A. Caldwell and
 Miss Minnie Caldwell spent Sunday
 with Mrs. Wm. Darling in. New
 Haven. -f
 MT. and Mrs. Leonard Caldwell and children have returned from spending several days in Bridgeport
 and New Haven.
 Mr.X and Mrs. John VanDeusen
 have moved into James Reels house on East Main Street. Winthrop Wyckoff has moved to
 the house recently vacated by H. A. ! Traphagen. "
 MT. and Mrs. Allyn Fuller and children spent Sunday with relatives
 in. North Adams, Mass. >-ss. - F MT. and Mrs. G. s. Fuller, who , have been visiting in North Adams,
 have returned home
 8 MT. and Mrs. Fred Parsons of l Maybrook, N. r., formerly of this place spent the weekend with friends g in town. r@.gst rg.t. <.# H. A. Chrissinger of Hopewell
 N. Y. has been appointed train mas ! ter at this place to have charge of . the2N. Y, N. H. & H. R.. R. from = Canaan to Pittsfeld, and c. N. E. R - R.. from Millerton to Hartford.
 The Camp Fire Girls had picnic d supper at the home of Miss Whittle 1t sey on Saturday evening, May 13
 After supper outdoor games were r. played. The Girls wish to thank Mis- e Whittlesey zv- ,aa delightful time
 she gave the-o, The Camp Fir' q will meet at Miss Browns, studio l. Friday e. tc--1con, May 10th. z Miss Li1':o Brown, who has beer n spending the past four months il is Tampa, Florida, returned on Monday
 and has again resumed her duties a < G. L. Parsons & Sons store. a '4 Miss Frances Abbe has returne ,a from visiting in New York, Philadel
 phia and Virginia. u Misses Edna Smith, Ellen Bartlet ~, and Katrina Janvoski attended = chicken pie supper and dance give "a by the telephone girls in Winste VT, last Thursday night.
 At the next regular communics ss ton of Housatonic Lodge, on Thur; .s day evening, May 25, Rev. W. ,d m Maylott will speak on Masonic Ideal +o Refreshments will be served and a IL Masons are invited to be presen7.
 Queen Esther Rebekah Lodg' F No. &9, will serve Dutch Supper ar Canaan Lodge, No. 50, I. o. o. I
 Thursday evening, at e:a9 p. m av standard time.
 Born at their home, Academy Hil ne Derby, April N29, daughte
 (Katherine Avis) to MT. and MT n- Wm. A. Calderwood, and granC t. daughter to MT. and Mrs. Augu hy Boinay, formerly of Canaan, an re. MT. and Mrs. John H. Cafaerwood { he Winsted, Mrs. Calderwood was Mi
 Lena Boinay, before her marriag we and lived in Canaan
 G. Mrs. Mary E. Brewer and daugl ~ ter of Bridgeport spent few da! ,n- last week with Mrs. Black ar cd attended the Royal NelghbOr mee