Connecticut western news., 1910-11-03
Canaan Locals.

town Saturday.
 Mrs Bush has returned from visit to Hartford friends.
 Charles W. Ganzel, Boston, spent Thursday in town.
 William Richards was at his home in Housatonio Sunday.
 D. O. Howell, New York. was a visitor in Canaan last week.
 Joseph Bassett, New Haven, spent the day in town Thursday.
 A flock of wild ducks was seen Friday flying toward the lakes.
 Dr Adam has had to indefinitely post pone his trip to Canada.
 Joseph Quinn, Hartford; was at his home here over Sunday.
 Miss Margart Collins has been spend ing few days in New York.
 N. E. Lawton spent Sunday at home. He is employed in Pittsheld.
 The basketball team is soon to play against the Torrington team.
 Mrs ophelia Camp is entertaining her sister, Mrs Castle. Roxbury.
 J. o. Jennings, New York, has been spending short time in town.
 The Misses Eldridgs are entertaining Mrs Madeline Proper, of Hudson
 Mrs James k. Greene is entertaining her sister and little girl from East Marion, l., I. ...-
 George Risley and bride, Torrington, are here on their wedding trip, guests of Mr and Mrs James Graney. aA
 Mrs Clayton Benjamin, Falls Village. spent several hours here the last of the week as the guests of friends.
 Mrs A. V. A. Feltsn gave Halloween party for her son Major, Monday after noon which was very enjoyable.
 Mrs Frank Hitchcock is at New York. and will attend the horse show and will also visit the Colony club of that city. .r .-@"
 John Rodsmyer, is in town. the guest of his sister, Mrs Dr Ross. John is one of the bright newspapermen of the state and has many friends here.
 Miss Lena Boinay has accepted posi- tion as time keeper with the William L. Gilbert Clock O., Winsted, and be- gan her duties Monday morning.
 Wright Bros. refuse to allow their employees to fly their areoplanes on Sum day. Come to Canaan Msssrs Wright. Come at once.
 At the Pilgrim church next Sunday morning the communion of the Lords Supper will be administered. The preparatory service will be heard on Friday afternoon at 800.
 A son was born at Indianapolis, Ind, October 29, to MT and Mrs J. R. H. Moore. Mrs Moore is daughter of Mrs M G. Adam of this village and is we'll known here. Congratulations.
 Several from Canaan attended the anniversary of the installation of Rev Arthur Goodenough at Winchester. Mir Goodenough has been pastor for forty years and for length of pastorate ranks fourth among the Congregational ministers in Connections. The annivers- ary was celebrated in notable manner.
 The guests at the Naples were pleasantly entertained Tuesday night by Miss Hill and Miss Oliver There were games ghost stories, and refresh ments. The parlors were decked in fantastic style. Everybody was happy. Politicians have found q way to pre- vent wrong voting of the Australian bal lot at the coming election by taking the pink sample and out out either the top ring of the candidates for whom they wish the voter to vote or cut out the margin side of their name and the voter puts the sample ballot over his ballot at the polls and marks in the crosses where spaces have been cut out in the sample ballot.
 George M. Bullock. we'll known here. who has been on 5000 mile trip through : the Adirondacks and Canada during the past five months, is expected to arrive home this week with his Buick car ao- companied by friends, who left last week for Perkins camp on Jessup'a river in the Adirondacks for deer hunt. They went down via Elizabethtown and from there by auto across the chain with MT Bullock. They expect to bring some vsnison home with them. It is pointed out that the increased earnings of the N. Y. N. H. & H. railroad are a good indication of ths improvement in industrial conditions in this section of the country. Gross earn ings are now running about SS,000 per day in excess of n year ago at this time. It is estimated that the gross earnings of the company for the month of Oo- tober will approximate $5,6500oo as compared with S5,4l6,4lO in October. zNsNN