Connecticut western news., 1910-12-08
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Considine, manager of the Canaan tele, phone exchange, is i'll critical condi. tion at her home on Bragg street, from heart trouble with which she has long been a sufferer. >
 The Woman's Guild of Christ church, met yesterday with Mrs. Junius Rhoades Next Wednesday they will meet with Mrs. Della Hardenbergh on Granite avenue at 2:S0 p. m. The annual meeting of the stockholders held Tuesday, Jan 10.
 George F. Hardenbergh and his bride have returned from their wedding tour through the South and are living for the present with Mr Hardenbergh's mother.
 The Cranford Club met with Mrs. Parsons, Thursday, continuing the study of Germany the special theme being the medieval in German history and literature. Mrs. Camp read "The Medieval Epics' by Taylor, and Mrs. Stevens an exceptionally well prepared paper on Medieval Art and Achitec- ture." The meeting this week will be with Mrs. Parsons.
 The social held at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Robert D. Peirce, on Granite avenue, last week, for the benefit of Christ Church twas successful affair from every point of view, and e. Al oI~s An enjoyable program of games and other amusements was provided, and there was singing by Mrs. Watson lIardenbergh and Mrs. Joseph Smyth.
 George o. Peet, of Bridgeport, spent |. couple of days with his mother, Mrs. Joseph w. Peet, in Canaan last week.
 Fred Gaylord, of Ansonia, chaperoned by Postmaster J. P. Glynn, of Winsted, was in Canaan, Saturday, on business. What his business was, Gaylord asked to be excused from disclosing, but Glynn rather intimated that he was looking for good piece of ground on which to transplant flock of sheep.
 A whist party will be given by Miss Wilcox and Mrs. Ross at the residence of Miss Wilcox on West Main street this evening.
 Bishop Brewster visited Christ Church s lnday evening and confirmed class of children. The church was crowded with church members and members of other denominations, who listened to an eloquent and forcefnl sermon by the Bishop.
 George Wigglesworth and son of Naugatuck spent Sunday with A. J. Wigglesworth.
 William Richards and MT. Brochon of Housatonic spent Sunday with friends in town.
 Gene Williams basketball team journey to Mill River Friday night to try conclusions with the five of that place.
 Joseph Quinn of Hartford spent Sun day with his parents here.
 Howard Rood of Winsted spent Sun- day at H. D. Humphreys.
 Miss Laura Cleveland and Miss Gardener, teachers of tho Canaan school, spent Sunday at the former's home in Lakeville.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hardenbergh returned from their wedding trip Satur- day.
 Conductor O. V. Delaney has been assigned to the Canaan switcher, in the place of Conductor Nathan Blodgett
 Engineer Fisher has been promoted to the position of travelling engineer on the O. N. E.
 Engineer Burr. of the Central New England, has returned to duty after an absence of three months, during the greater part of which time he was sick with typhoid fever.
 Unusual fishermen's luck attended Howard Bierce, John Thurlough and Dr. Corwin, who went up to Half river few days ago, cut a few holes in the ice and soon had forty of the finest pickerel you ever saw. weighing all the way from one to two pounds apiece, anu SD appeblZluR buaG the uSnerm6n made a campfire on the bank, dressed, cooked ate dozen of them forthwith
 Mrs. D. W. Manvel visited her son in Pittsfeld few days last week.
 Miss Cora Manvel is spending a few weeks with friends in Darien
 John Tubbs has so far recovered from his illness as to walk out on pleasant days.
 Mrs. Reyes of New York is guest of Mrs. Thomas Abbe.
 Mrs Della Hardenbergh spent Thanks giving with her brother, Theodore Watson, in Falls Village. Last week she was a pnest of her son N Watson