Connecticut western news., 1909-11-11
EAST CANAAN

MT. and Mrs. Virgil Miller visited friends in Ashley Falls Sunday.
 Mrs Ensign Yorker and daughter, Eunice, visited at Edward Balls m Ashley Falls Sunday.
 J. T. Fuller spent the latter part of last week in Springfield, Mass.
 Rumor has it that William Fuller has sold his place to Paul Tourner. We wonder what caused the pleasant smile on Dave Rogers face last Sunday.
 Rehearsais are III progress on a play entitled Hearts and Diamonds' to be given III the noar future for the benefit of the Y. P. s. c. E. ] The social dance held last Friday even- ing at the residence of MT. and Mrs Douglas Conklin was attended by about 1 twenty. five couples and was a most cn i joyable occasion. Wilcox and Buckley of Amenia UnIon furnished the music. Dancing was indulged in until the small hours and every ono was sorry when it was time to go home.
 Charles Mccarthy is enjoying a nice ride morning and night now as he is working for the Massachusetts Lime Company near Shelf Id.
 Mrs. Charlotte Johnson went to Hart ford last Friday, where she will spend the winter with her daughter.
 G. S. Cunning spent few days in New York and Philadelphia, returning Monday evening
 The Munsill family are moving this week to WinSted, where Mr.Munsill has employment.
 The Ladies' Aid Society meets on Thursday at Mrs. c. w. Cowdrey's.
 We are glad our station agent, J. II. Piper, has decided to remain with us We do not want to lose a good agent when we get one.
 Harvest Night at Stevens Hall given by the Grange was certainly perfect success. The Lecturers Hour consisted of the following program:
 Song, No Golden Harvest"
 Roll call of officers, each giving an ap- propriate verse of Scripture.
 Poem, J. c. Stevens, "The Passing of the GrasshOpPers.
 Photographic selection Fl. K. Prescott, Memories of Home"
 Poem, Clara NJ. Bottum, "Uorn."
 Phon. Selection, "The Blue Jay and Thrush" h. K Prescott.
 Phon. selection, "Alaska, " H. K. Tres colt.
 Poem, Minnie E. Briggs. Prayer and Potatoes"
 Phon. selection, Music. H. K. Prescott
 Song, Hail to the Harvest"
 The display on the tables was fine; all the table space and more taken. One said it was as good as Housatonic Fair as far as it went. The judges were Messrs Hiram Dings, B. l.. Frink and Alva Knight, and they certainly did their work perfectly satisfactorily. The winners were as follows;-
 Apples Baldwins. 0. H. Sage, 1st, J, C. Stevens 2nd, Stevens Farm 3rd. King, J. c. Stevens, 1st, Stevens Farm, 2nd Golden Russets. J. O. Stevens, lst. Stevens Farm, 2nd. Talmon Sweet, T. c. Stevens, lst, Stevens Farm, 2nd Seek no further. J. c. Stevens, lst, Stevens Farm, 2nd. Spitzenberg, Stev- ems Farm, lst, J c. Stevens, 2nd. Greetings, J. c. Stevens, 1st, Stevens Farm, 2nd. c. H. Sage, 3rd. Fall Pip pins, Stevens Farm, 1st, O. H. Sage, 2nd. Snow, c. H. Sage. 1st. Herbert Stripe, c. H. Sage. 1st. Display of apples. E. Payson Allyn, lst, E. T. Roberts, 2nd.
 Potatoes, Early Northern. c. H. Good win, lst. Beauty of Hebron, J. II. Piper. 2nd. Display of Potatoes, J. 0. Stevens, 1st, Stevens Farm, 2nd, c. H. Goodwin, 3rd. Specialties, c. H, Goodwin, 1st. Largest, Ruby Trask, 1st.
 Carrots, G. K. Goodwin, 1st, Stevens Farm, 2nd.
 Corn, Field-C. H. Goodwin, 1st, Stevens Farm, Pad, J. c. Stevens, 3rd, Sweet, J. c. Stevens, 1st. Catawba, Rev. .. w, Hanna, 2nd. Popcorn. Stevens Farm, lst, J. c. Stevens, 2nd.
 Beets-Steyens Farm, Ist; J O. Stevens 2nd.
 Onions Mrs. James H. Piper, 1st; J. c. Stevens, 2nd; Stevens Farm, 3rd.
 Parsnips-J. c. Stevens, Ist; Stevens Farm, 2nd.
 Little Brother and Sister-Rev. c. W. Hanna, 1st.
 Pumpkins-C H. Sage, 1st; J. O. Stevens. 2nd.
 Canned Fruit-Mrs. J. c. Stevens, 1st; Stevens Farm, 2nd.
 Pickles-Mrs. c. H. Goodwin, 1st; Stevens Farm, 2nd.
 Jellics-Mrs. c. Fl. Goodwin, lst; Stevens Farm, 2nd.
 Sunfiower-Ananda Allyn, 1st.
 Table Display-Stevens Farm, lst; J. c. Stevens, 2nd.
 Specialties-Crecheted Afghan, Mrs. E. ;. Roberts, lst; Embroidered Baby's -Dry-s. Mrs C TT. Goodwin, 1st: Elm broldered Sofa Cushion, Mrs, c. H.