Connecticut western news., 1910-09-15

and other relatives here.
 Edward Lovejoy, Boston, was in town the fore part of the week calling on business acquaintances.
 Dr F. L. McCrea and wife, Port Jefferson, N. Y. were guests at Canaan the fore part of the-week.
 Frederic Manvel and family, Pitts field. Mass. visited his parents here from Friday until Monday.
 J. F. Porter, wife and three children, Davenport, Iowa, have been spend ing few days at the Canfield.
 Clinton D. V. Barnes returned to Westfield yesterday to resume his work at the Military Academy there.
 Mrs Emma l.. Holt took a party of friends to Pittsfield by auto last week and enjoyed the trip delightfully."-.
 Rev J. P Smyth fficoiated at the fun eral of the two year old son of Irving Curtiss, near Clayton, last week.
 A party of seven autoists, from New
 
 enjoyed the hospitality of the Garfield,
 s. H. Bushnell and guests, Sheffield, motored to Canaan Sunday afternoon and called on D. w. Manvel and family.
 R. D. Cannon and wife and F. P. Granger and wife, both of Granby, were in town Tuesday for few days visit here.
 Henry Reed. Martin Mccarthy and F. A. Baker enjoyed two days auto mobile trip to Hartford and vicinity last week.
 pr Frederic Phillips, Newburg, N. Y.,. son of aNformer pastor of the local NJ. E. church, was calling on friends in town last week ..
 Mrs Horace Humphrey and daughter Olive, went to Pittsfeld yesterday to consult Dr Richardson in regard to Miss Olives health,
 Landlord Baker of the Garfield, en- tertained his friends, James Riley, Der lin, N. H., and D, A. Hesoocks, Boston, over Sunday.
 Miss Hattie Manvel accompanied her brother in his little motor runabout to his home in Pittsfeld Monday and rs- turned Tuesday evening. ...N
 The annual offering for the Congre- gational Educational society was taken at the Pilgrim church last Sunday and realized goodly amount.
 Walter Hayes IS negotiating for the purchase of the house owned by Mrs Mary o. Corbett, on High street, in which he at presents lives. B. A. Pierce has taken the place of Baggagemaster Hubbard at the Canaan depot, while the later is confined at the hospital with his injured leg
 Put this date into your scrap book for future reference. On Wednesday night, September 14, Canaan depot was lighted by electricity for the first time.
 D. W. Manyel is fitting up the upper story of the limo office building for tenement, which is to be occupied when finished by MT and Mrs N. Watson liar denbergh.
 Perrin Stanton is building a launch at the lumber yard, 20 feet long by 4 feet inches beam. It will be fitted with gasoline engine. The launch is now ready for painting
 The mid.week meetings of Pilgrim church were resumed last Thursday night, when plans for the coming winters work were discussed and social hour followed.
 Among the well known Canaanites who attended the Chatham fair last week by auto were s. c. Camp, O. s. Vosberg, Louis Rhodes, M. A. Barnes, John Thurlough, and J. E. Rhodes.
 In an SJ6 inning game Saturday on the local grounds, the Canaan baseball team trimmed the East Canaan team 7-5 This is the third and decisive game between these teams, of which Canaan has won two.
 Mrs James Humphrey, New Haven, visited her nieces, Mrs Garter and Mrs John Nicoll, from Friday until Monday, and with Mrs Niooll attended the funeral of her cousin, J. M. Roys, in Clayton chapel. Saturday. ...a
 The social given by the Odd Fellows at their hall last Friday night for members and their ladies was a very pleasant and entertaining social affair. There was dancing and ice cream and cake was served as a refreshmsnt.
 A series of discourses on "Ths Parables" will be begun by the Rev E. O. Gillette. at the mid-week meeting at Pilgrim church Thursday night, the topic of the first discourse being, "The Art of Illustration and the Parables of our Lord"
 Among the many Oanaanites who