Connecticut western news., 1908-01-30

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 The Cranford Club met with Mrs. Frank Steyens yesterday in orper that they might attend the lecture given by Dr. Brown in Town Hall this afternoon.
 The final assembly was held in town hall last Friday evening. The time was divided between cards and dancing and all pronounced the affair decided success.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Stanton have va cated the rooms which they have occu- pied for several months in Mrs. Augusta Scott's house and are residing with MT. Stanton's parents. ,A
 Station agent Edwin O. Finney is boarding at "The Garfield " He will probably move his family here from West stockbridge in the spring if de- sirable rent can be obtained.
 Mrs. Ophelia Camp is again in Rox- bury with her sister, Mrs. Castle, who has been having her eyes treated by @ specialist, as she has been having seri- ous trouble with them for some time.
 Mrs. G. P. Strong returned from All bany last week accompanied by Mrs. Frank Strong of Dalton, who still re- mains with her. There is no very per ceptible change in Mrs. Strong's condi- ton.
 The marriage of E. L. Roberts of East Canaan and Mrs. Rita Dudley Davis of Beverly, Mass, took place at Beverly on Saturday of last week. They will be at home in East Canaan on and after March 1st,
 Mrs. Robert Little entertained quite @ party of friends from Canaan last Wednesday evening at her home in Weatogue. Music and most excellent supper helped to round out 8 most en- joyable event.
 All who desire to hear an able speaker talk on an interesting topic should go to town hall this afternoon at 2:45 o'clock and listen to Dr. E. E. Brown, United States Commissioner of Education. The admission is free.
 The septic tank connected with the unsatisfactory sewer job continues to be about the dampest place in town when it should be practically dry. And yet the contractor maintains that the work was done in proper manner.
 No meeting of the Board of Trade was held Saturday evening because of the small attendance. It is probable that the next meeting will not be called until the grip epidemic lessens and so- cial events arc less numerous. The Canaan amateurs are to present Nevada" in Lime Rock, Monday even- | ing February 11th, under the auspices of the Barnum- Richardson band and in Lakeville the week following under the auspices of the Lakeville Village Im- provement Society.
 The marriage of William Hanlin and Miss Ellen Anderson, both of Canaan, took place at Lakeville last Wednesday evening. At the same time and place Robert Prindle and Eva Handln, both of Sharon, were married. Mss Handlin and MT. Handlin are cousins. On Wednesday evening February 12 The Barnard Show will play a return | was here few weeks ago but was greeted by small audience because of unfavorable weather. All who wit messed it, spoke of it in terms of praise and they should be greeted by full house on February 12.
 During the last week in February the play Breezy Point'' will be presented in town hall under the auspices of Christ church. The cast will be con- posed entirely of ladies. The following will take part: Mrs. R. D. Peirce, Mrs. Frank Hitchcock, Mrs. Coe, Misses Walton, Wilcox, Graney, Hill, Ferris, Taylor, Pease and Main.
 | IS 6ne PosC Cdru ldu uylnS out! The Canaan Printing Go. has just ordered from Germany 74,00O high-class colored Ipost cards for Canaan and Twin Lakes trade the coming season, comprising 36 designs. Another order will be placed in few weeks or soon as suitable pho- tographs can be obtained. As it takes from three to four months to deliver the goods the new cards are not expected here before May.