Connecticut western news., 1910-11-10
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The Winsted basket ball team defeated the Canaan team at the town hall Friday night by the score of 10-12~ The gam was rough, a total of IT fouls being called on Winsted and on Canaan Scott played the best game for Canaan, scoring nine points, while Harrington and Thompson were the Winsted stars A small crowd was present, owing to the rain and dancing was enjoyed after the game. The Torrington team will be the attraction Saturday evening.
 In the Methodist church Sunday, the pastor, Rev Harry Cornford, will preach morning and evening. Epworth League meeting at 6:30 p. m.
 The annual offering for foreign missions will be received in Pilgrim Church Sunday morning.
 Rev E. O. Gillette. will attend the state conference of Congregational Churches at Putnam next week, as delegate from Pilgrim Church.
 The hour of the young peoples meeting has been changed to 6:30 Sunday evenings.
 The railroad painters car left town yesterday, the painters having finished their work at the union station.
 The liquor licenses in Canaan expired Monday night.
 The railroad platform south of union station is being considerably enlarged which will make it more convenient for passengers embarking and alighting at the south side of the 0. N. E. tracks.
 One of our local youngsters, upon rating his first peach asked his mother
 it would hurt him to eat the cloth on the outside, as he had swallowed the Done and it didn't hurt any.
 The Winsted Union, Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor will hold it's annual convention at Torringford today.
 Miss Minnie Caldwell has returned from visit in Hartford and New Britain.
 Superintendent Frank H. Wilcox started yesterday for visit of inspection to the Borden plants at Lincolndale' and Ringdale, N Y.
 H. M. Doty, Chatham, whose name is not entirely an unfamiliar one to The News readers, has sent us a copy of the "Ydrych," styling itself "the Ameri- can organ of the Welsh people. It con- tains an article, marked, entitled 'tDydd Mawrth, yr orsedo. Oys Coran Merched " Brif Gystadeuaeth Gorawl." There is nothing to indicate positively that Doty wrote the article nor whether or not it's political argument, but if it is, he may as well be informed that worse things than that have Teen said during the campaign.
 George Wood, IT,, who has been severely i'll for some weeks was taken to theHouse of Mercy at Pittsf1eId Tuesday, attended bv Dr. Lee. I his course was considered advisable after diagnosis by his physician, and he is expected to inn prove rapidly under hospital treatment.
 hlGUlO AkAAoo IIl4lAy Al1WlOhIOp Ol ALhSO Marion, l.. l., who is a visitor at Miss Edith Greens on West Main Street, celebrated her seventh birthday anniver- sary Sunday. In honor of the event Miss Green gave a little party at which Miss Fannie Jackson and Masters Harold Scutt and Henry Dodge were invited guests. An elaborate birthday cake, it. luminated with seven colored candles, adorned the festive board and the affair was in every way enjoyable.
 Yesterday MT. and Mrs. w. A. Miles and Miss Helen Miles, of Twin Lakes, left for New York, whence they will sail on the 18th for Porto Rico, where they will spend the winter months at Maya guez. Their many friends in this vii cinity wish them q safe voyage and pleasant sojourn. During their absence Mason Noble. IT., will occupy their Twin Lakes residence. The farm house will be occupied by Cyrus Rowland .
 The car-inspector's house, which has stood for many years opposite the pas senger station, 1n the rear or Humphreys drug store,is to be abandoned and the in- spector's quarters will hereafter be in a . truckless car located on the east side of the tracks north of the Canfeld Inn.
 Samuel A. Eddy came home from New York to vote, and incidentally spent couple of days here. He is at present stationed in New York. where as an attache of the Internal Revenue Bureau of the Treasury Department, he is in charge of the revenue agents division and is looking after the collect iou of the corporation tax among the big corporations of the metropolis. His present office is in the new Custom House in Bowling Green. Mrs Eddy and one son are at their winter home Nnur HouaY1 Tl,o oEIo- zo..