Connecticut western news., 1901-05-30

Frank Benedict is home from New
York.
The season of veranda life opened
last week.
strawberry Tea ut M. E. church
parlors, Friday evening, June 7.
Miss Martha Evans of Bethel visit
ed Mrs H. l.. Ross the fore part of the
week
Mrs John Miller has been. sick q
week with tonsi lis and bronchitis but
is improving.
Miss Caroline Bailey has pone to
her nephew's, James Bailey's. at East
Canaan for few days stay.
-Barnum Richardson Co have sod
out their feed aud grain business to
E. L. Roberts & Co. { f East Canaan.
The post office will be closed today
from II a m. to 5 pm; 81 p m. to
6. 80 p m close at 7.30 p. m. for the
day.
A picked nine representing Canaan
will pIsy ball with the Sedgwicks at
CT. Darlington this afternoon it
don't rain.
Editor Rodemyer of the New
Haven Palladium visited relatives in Ca
naan from Friday noon until Sunday
afternoon.
MIR and Mrs F. R. Collin went to
Albany on Tuesday, where Mrs Collin
is to receive surgical treatment at the
Albany City Hospital
-Messrs E. s. and G. III. Pease re-
Gently butt gravel sidewalk on Rail
road street from the residence of Mrs
Fl E Pease to Bragg street.
Mrs Brown of Altamonte Springs,
Florida, is expected to arrive today, to
visit her daughters, Mrs Weston Barnes
and Miss Lille Brown of this place.
The invitation dance at the hall last
Thursday night was attended by fifteen
couples. The music by an orchestra
from Salisbury was FIST rate. An ice
cream lunch was served.
F. r. Davis, school teacher from
Stanfordville, N Y. is assisting at F. R.
Collins iewelry store. He will remain
and learn the jewelers. trade if the bus
mess suits him.
Mrs o. P. Gillette of Danbury,
with her little granddaughter Cora
Odell of Hartford, called on relative.
and friends here last Saturday on her
way to Millerton to visit her father,
Mr. Hunter.
Frank F. Stevens has built rab-
bitrY, 12x24 feet in dimensions, on his
premises on West Main street. He has
35 or 40 Belgian hares of very choice
breed, and is always pleased to show
them to visitors.
-Messrs Maynard, Ware and Hawk
ms of New Rochelle, N Y and W. Fl.
Chaplin of New York city were in town
from Friday until Monday aud stopped
at "Beckley's." Mr. Maynard is one Of
the editors of Frank Leslie's.
The summer meeting of the Litch
field North Association will be held
with Rev w. @. Ferris at North Corn
wall on Tuesday, June IL at 4.30 p. m
Evening service at 7.30. Wednesday
morning service at $780, An interesting
program has been prepared.
The tickets for the second annua
concert by the Litchfeld County Chora
Union at the Armory in Winsted OF
Wednesday evening, June 5, go on sal,
Saturday morning of this week. Canaan
people can obtain tickets from Alder
Barnes, or at Collins jewelry store.
The Endeavor society of the M. E
Church ard the Young Peoples Societ,
of the Pilgrim Church, held q uniol
meeting at the M. E church Sunda,
evening. Mr. Chaplin of New York city
secretary of the New York state Y. NJ
Q. A. work for boys, and Mr. Hawkins
secretary of the Y. M. G. A at Ney
Rochelle, N. Y, addressed the meeting
Mr. Ware, president of the Y. M. @. A
at New Rochelle, was also present.
Passenger trains on the Contra
New England road now leave Canaan a
follows: GONG EAST at 8 % and 9. 40 q
m IL 80 O4 and 81 p. M; Sunday
at 3 55 p m. Saturdays arrive fror
Millerton at 8.03 p. m. GONG WEST q
8 % and 10 "a q m, 2 43 and 5. OF p. m
arrive daily from Hartford at 6 25 p. m
Sundays at 8 16 p. m. from Hartford t
Campbell Hall; Mondays leave Canaa
at $40 am for Millerton; Saturday
leave Canaan at 25 p. m. for Miller
ton
| Rev Henry Utterwick will continu
the Colonial work until July 1 at whic
time the work will be suspeL ded unit
the state of New York appropriate
funds for it, unless wealthy men see
to furnish the money necessary to carr
forward the work until New York stat
makes another appropriation. Mr. U
terwick will remain in Canaan for til
present and will be glad to supply th
pulpit for any ministers 10 this sectio
who wish to take a vacation or even or
Sundays rest. .
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