Connecticut western news., 1906-10-25
ENTERTAINMENT DIRECTORY
Halloween entertainment. Methodist church parlOrs, Tuesday Evening, October 30. Admission Is cents.

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 Bank stockholders meeting at Town Hall to-day at 8 p. m.
 A hot air furnace is being installed in E. s. Pease's residence.
 Gladys Pulver spent Sunday in Nor folk the guest of her aunt.
 Mrs. Esther Williams is having her residence newly painted.
 Miss Ella Considine spent Sunday with relatives in Hillsdale, N. Y.
 Mrs. Mary French of Terryville is a guest of Mrs. Charles Smith.
 The Hawthorne Club met yesterday afternoon with Miss Merwin.
 Junius Rhoades has been spending a few days in Syracuse, N. Y.
 Dr. Fred Parsons of Torrington is wis iting his father George l.. Parsons.
 Edward Williams of Brooklyn has been spending a few days ill town.
 Miss Edith Welles of New Milford spent Sunday with her parents here.
 Mrs. Walter w. Warner has gone to visit friends in Illinois and Indiana.
 Mrs. Ballou of New York has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Collins.
 John Ticrney, who has been i'll for several weeks, is gradually improving.
 Miss Bartlett of Hartford was the guest of Mrs. O. W. Camp over Sunday.
 N. E. Rawson of Brooklyn was an . over Sunday guest at Mrs. J. D. Clemans' |. Mrs. Jennie Ferguson has been visit ing in Glendale, Mass, and Bridgeport. James s. Grant, of R. G. Dun & O.. Hartford, was in town on business Tues day.
 Mrs. J. L. Pease has arrived safely in California and writes enthusiastically of that balmy cline.
 Miss Gladys DeHart of the Hartford Conservatory of Music has been spending a few days at home.
 Mrs J. D. Clemens and Mrs s. A Ben nett spent portion of last week in Hart ford and Springfield. ..t'
 John Cudney has established agencies in the surrounding villages for the Ca naan Steam Laundry.
 Miss Anderson, who is employed by the Jackson-E -Eggleston company, is visit Ing friends in Torrington. ,i
 A large number of Canaan folks availed themselves of the reduced rate to New York city and return to-day
 The construction of the Fuller build ing has been considerably delayed be- cause of the non-arrival of lumber.
 At the Epworth League convention, held in Chatham N. I. last week, the Rev. T. R. Wallace of Canaan was elected member of the executive com mittee as was the Rev. H. B. Chown of Falls Village.
 The cement floors are being laid in the basement of the Garfield Inn. The new furnace has arrived and will be installed at once.
 Harry Pulver went to Hartford Mon day in the interest, of the New England Lime Company, by which company he is employed.
 Miss Vera A. Hand has returned to her home in Maiden Bridge, N. Y, after spending two weeks with her sister, Mrs H. M. Doty.
 The New place on West Main Street is being repaired and renovated previous to its being occupied by MT. Wilcox of the Borden company.
 MT. and Mrs Curtis Bonney of Water bury were married Wednesday ana have been visiting his uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Bonney of this place.
 The young ladies who are the hostesses of the Halloween dance are to send to their friends, pumpkins on the side of which the invitations to the dance are inscribed.
 Saturdays storm removed quantities of leaves from the trees much to the qualification of the hunters who say they can now get their eyes on birds to shoot-at.
 The men employed on the New Eng land Lime Company's wood job on Toms Hill saw flock of 30 or 35 wild geese headed toward Tallahasse, Florida, on Saturday of last week. 1 A meeting of the subscribers to the capital stock of "The Canaan National Bank" will be held at Town Hall this afternoon at three o'clock for the pur- pose of directing as to the organization of the bank.
 The Rev. J. P. Smyth officiated Mon day at Norfolk at the marriage of Eu gene R. Dennis of Ellicott City, Md and Carolyn W. Stillman of Baltimore The ceremony was performed at tho home of Mrs Augustus P. Curtiss who ii a cousin of the bride.