Connecticut western news., 1922-06-08
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Tplephone 56O-5.-auV. .'<1 J. L. Parsons has purchased new Ford coupe. | Willard Peirce has arrived at his home here, having been honorably discharged from the navy after three and one-half years service. John A. Adams of South Norwalk has been visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. E. W. Adams of Church Street. x
 Allerton Eddy has left for New York, where he has entered the en1- ploy of the Durant Motor Co. J. A. Bianchi offers one of his best velour hats. to the member of the Canaan ball team, who makes the. most hits, of the season, and one of his best Fneckties for the man who gets the next highest.
 Mrs. Geo. H. Rood of Hampton, Va, Mrs. Chas. L.. Rood and Mrs. Thos. Heaton of Ashley Falls visi- ted Mrs. giWallace Garfield one day last week
 Wm. Shelhoos has returned from. spendingtia few days with his sister in Bethel, - Miles Rood aRd family of Torring- ton visited Mrs. Ellen BunneA last week. Miss Elizabeth Barratt has return ed to her home at The Wangum, from the Litchfeld County Hospital Winsted, much improved in health. What better could you find for graduation gift than Corona type / writer-the personal writing ma chine? Sold on the installment plan or for cash at The Canaan Printing Go.
 MT, and Mrs. T. l. Ferguson or Bridgeport are guests of the Misses Ferguson.
 Miss Margaret O'Hara of Torring- ton spent the weekend at her home at Twin Lakes.
 Miss Sarah J. Rorabaek is spend ing some. time in Monterey, Mass.r
 Harry J. Waller has succeeded w. J. Hatmaker, as superintendent at the New England Lime Co. ;. Frank Glass has purchased the E. s! Pease house on Railroad Street, which he has occupied for some time, instead of Mrs. Ganci, as reported in last weeks News.
 Mrs. Wirth spent Saturday in Pittsfeld, Mass.
 Mrs. w. s. Smart and Mrs. W. M. Teague spent Friday in Hartford
 Miss Mary Sweeney spent Satur- day in Winsteds ..
 Miss Minnie Caldwell is having a vacation from the Canaan Printing Go. and is visiting relatives in New Haven, Hartford and Torrington.
 Mrs. E. s. Garfield and daughter Agatha spent the weekend in Tor rington. State Attorney Walter Holcomt of Torrington was in town on Satur day.
 W. c. Ingalls, has purchased al Overland touring car.
 Mrs. A. L. Higgins has returne' from a several weeks visit in Ney York city.
 Housatonic lodge, Mo-. 61, F. { A. M, and Esther chapter, No. 72 o. E. S., will attend Memorial ser vices in the Congregational church East Canaan, on Sunday, June 18th
 Ivanhoe Scott, who has been em ployed at the Union Station for sev eral years, has resigned to accept position as bookkeeper for the Ne7 England Lime Co.,, and entered upo his new duties June 1st.
 E. V. Nestell has returned from stay intNew York city and Bayonn' N. J.
 Miss Helen Eggleston spent tn weekend with friends in Falls Vi lage.
 MT. and Mrs. S. G. Camp hay Ibeen entertaining relatives fro Springfield, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Jerome North Adams, Mass, have bee guests at the home of their daug ter, Mrs. T. w. McClelland.
 Miss Margaret Vosburgh has r signed her position as night operat in the telephone office at Norfol and returned to her home in Brist'
 Philip N. Rood, son of Mrs. c. Rood of Ashley Falls, Mass, residil in Norfolk, Virginia, and Mi Esther Campbell of Lexington, VI were married May 9th at Norfol Va.
 Mrs. George H. Rood of Hampto Va, is visiting relatives here.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Black mote ed to Danbury Sunday. .
 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hansen Lakeville spent Sunday with re tives in town.