Connecticut western news., 1910-12-01
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Talcott Gillette, arrived at the Pilgrim Manse, Sunday evening, and congratula tions have been coming in upon the Rev. and Mrs. E. O. Gillette ever since. O. T. Vosburgh is out with fine new delivery horse
 Edward Mccarthy Jr. of Torrington came home to spend Thanksgiving with his father.
 Johnnie Beck, of George Wilcox's blacksmith shop, had one of his toes broken and his foot painfully crushed by skittish horse stepping on 1t. in the shop.
 Miss Ellen. Lyon, of Ct. Burlington has been calling on friends.
 George Tanner and Miss Laura Silvernale, of Salisbury were married at the Pilgrim Manse, by Rev. E. O.. Gillette on Tuesday.
 The offering at Christ Church Sunday evening will be for the missionary work in the diocese.
 The Cranford Club will meet this (Thursday) afternoon with Mrs. J. L.. Parsons
 Mrs Frank N Brown and son Nelson of New York spent Sunday with Mrs. Browns mother Mrs. Sewart.
 Miss Katherine Finnegan has been visiting in Bridgeport. ...r ..s..
 Miss Mary E. Hill, teacher in the Fourth grade Canaan High School. spent Thanksgiving at her home ln Norwich.
 The Misses Roraback gave an after noon tea to the Hawthorn Club, Friday, U o'clock, to give the members an opportunity to meet Miss Lillian Walter, wao has been guest at the Roraback home for a few days.
 Among the Canaanites abroad who came home to spend Thanksgiving were, Joseph Quinn, and Miss MabIe Quinn, the later remaining for the Christmas holiday season; Misses May Devine and Emma Kegler. who are attending the New Britain Normal School; Miss Margaret Roger, of Morse Business College, Hartford. #.t
 Deputy Sheriff "Ike'' Hornbeck, of Falls Village, was in town Friday night looking for couple of young men who had run away from the George Junior Republic in LiGchfield They were reported to have been seen near the union depot earlier in the day, eating crackers and cheese. One, of them was a Lakeville boy, named Mitchell. It was learned that the boys left Canaan on an East bound freight Saturday evening and stayed in the Winsted round house that night. Sunday they boarded another freight train for Hart ford. Mitchell dropped off at Bloom field and disappeared, the other boy went on to Hartford, where he was apprehended by the police and returned to the Republic" Mitchell was cap tured by the Hartford police yesterday morning. /
 Misses Louise Bragg, May Adams, Minnie Peirce. May Smith and Carre Fuller have been spending few days in New York City.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Dodge of Derby were the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Dodge Thanksgiving Day.
 Mrs. S. J. Hamm is in Brooklyn, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. S. Warren.
 By special arrangements with the pub fishers and one of the leading wholesale agencies, subscriptions to any magazine or combination of magazines will be received at The News office at the lowest prices offered by any responsible concern, and, if The News is included-whether new subscriber or renewal-a deduction of ten cents will be allowed when the club contains two or more other periodi- calls. We are prepared to meet the prices made by any subscription agency, and ten cents lower than the lowest if you take The News with the others. As further inducement to those who do not now take The News the paper will be mailed to them until January 1, 1912 for the price of years subscription, or ten cents less if taken with two or more other periodicals.
 Mss Marion Roger of Sharon, has been guest of her father, George Roger of the Canaan National Bank. Miss Roger is teacher in the Sharon schools.
 Miss Doane Peirce came home from the Horace Mann School in New York for @ Thanksgiving visit with heI parents, MT. and Mrs. Robert D. Peirce.
 A competitive exa imitation, under the civil service will be held Saturday, Jan 7, for the position of rural letter carrier at Canaan. Applications may be ob tained from the postmaster.
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