Connecticut western news., 1922-05-11
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 the Near East wishes all those who made subscriptions and are still un- paid, to please send it in as soon as possible so anotheT payment can be- -/sent in this month. Our first pay ment of $7OO was sent in some time ago and there is still $200 due on our quota
 Miss Mary Roger spent one day last week in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 Miss Martha Peters spent last week in Hartford.
 Mrs. Marian Camp attended the funeral of her sister in Goshen last week.
 Miss Jennie Martin is visiting her sister, Mrs. George Kimble in Water bury this week.
 Winsted Flower Shop-Roses, , Carnations etc. for any occasion. Telephone 560-5.-adv.
 John Imh6ff ST. who has heen spending a few weeks in New York state has returned to his home here.
 The, engagement is announced of Frederick c. Tanner of Pittsfeld to Miss Eva Harriet Barber, daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. T. Barber of this place. Miss Barber is employed at the Western Union Telegraph ofices in Pittsfeld. MT. Tanner is clerk in the Pittsfield National Bank.
 Pleas, remembek the Near East Bundle Day. Every family in Ca naan can make this success by contributing something.
 Mrs. J. F. Crowley and Lyman Michaels of Bristol spent the week end with Mrs. Harry Taylor.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Michaels of Schenectady, N. Y./spent the week end with Mrs. Harry Taylor.
 The Misses Louise Trieschmann, Catherine Sweeney, Elizabeth Smith and Elizabeth Lee were home from Danbury for the weekend. \ :,
 Miss Mary Hoag has been Visiting at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Hoag. s.. <. Mrs. T. T. Baird spent Saturday in Winsted. z. { 5, The whist given by the Queen Esther Rebecca Lodge on May 5 was Ia decided success, both socially and financially. z.. 4ll. ~
 Everett E. Lylgs was home from Williamstown, Mass. for the week end. };5 o Eg@ < sF Dr. George L. Cady of New York occupied the pulpit at the Congrs-- ~ gational church last Sunday. ..k Y z Miss Jennie E. Martin, who, has Nbsen pogFapher for Attorney J. c: Roraback the past three years, has resigned to take position as book lkeeper for G. H. Clark in Salisbury. E5 Mrs. John Fisher of Taconic spent Saturday with friends in town.
 Miss Caroline Camp has returned from visiting friends in New York. ,. Mrs. Josephine Hardenbergh re- turned with her. ..,-..
 John s. Pease of Hartford has been visiting his parents in Sheffield and friends in town. Freeman Dempsey is i'll at his la home on East Main Street. Francis < Place has been substituting at the drug store. < The Misses Louise Bragg and Mary Hill and little Frances Hill of Nor < gwich have arrived at The Naples fo1 the summer. >...s.. EI {. The Seniors of the Canaan High < School will give a dance on Friday evening in the town hall. Music by the Canaan 5-piece orchestra. Fox trots, waltzes, lanciers, moonlight waltzes, Paul Jones, quadrilles. Dancing from 9 p. m. to a. m. A large crowd and good time is ex pected. .~. 7. ...
 Thomas J. McEnroe spent Sunday at his home in Amenia, N. Y.
 Mrs. F. B. Richardson and son left cn Sunday for Maine, where they will spend the summer. /
 Ives 6 Peirce are installing new otn Fairbank scale on their prop trty on Railroad Street
 Mr. and Mrs. sGeorge Trieschmar ard daughters Louise and Ina, Mis- Isabelle Roger and Harry Holt mo tered to Winsted and Torrington ol Sunday to visit friends there. MT. and. Mrs. J. M. van Zelm O Pelham Manor, New York called ol friends here over the weekend.
 Selectman W. c. Kemp and Mrs Kemp of Winsted were Sunday call CTS at Mrs. A. p. Briggs
 The Guild of Christ Church vii meet in the Parish house Friday D / P. M. r<
 The Parish Guj!a of Christ Churcl are invited. to 9 Rug Social at tin home of Mrs Chas. Moore on Bar low Street Thursday from to 8,