Connecticut western news., 1910-11-24
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 giving day from to I1:30 a. m. and from 5:45 to p. m.
 Miss Julia E. Abbott of Sheffield, was visitor in town Tuesday.
 Miss E. A. Burtch of Sheffield was a caller in Canaan yesterday. .- Miss Lulu Root from Canaan Mountain was an all day visitor in Canaan Tues day.
 Mrs. 0. M. Crawford of Kent was in town for the day. Monday.
 Manager Frank H. Wilcox, of the Borden milk plant, has been spending few days is Albany on business.
 Donald J. Emmons, son of Frank Emmons, of Canaan Valley. and Miss Cora N. Roger, of Chapinville. were married in Canaan Nov. IT by Rev. J. F. Smyth, of Christ Church.
 Judge and Mrs. George W. Ford drove to Salisbury Tuesday. Incident ally the Judge sold couple of pianos before the trip ended.
 Miss Renie Duket and Miss Nellie O'Brien. of Cornwall Hollow, came to Canaan on a trip combining and business and pleasure, Tuesday.
 E. r. Dorsey, of Providence who is in charge of setting up the big boiler and engine at the Berkshire Power Co.'S. auxiliary plant, is stopping at the Canfeld.
 The annual brotherhood dinner will be held in Pilgrim Church Tuesday, Dec. 6.
 The Union Thanksgiving service in llgrim Church are held on Thanks ving eve, the pastors-Rev. MT. Gillette and Rev. MT. Cornford- collaborating in the conduct of the exercises.
 Attorney Leonard J. Nickerson of West Cornwall came up into the metropolis Monday.
 Miss Ida L. Root and Miss Lulu Root, of Canaan mountain, came into town on shopping trip yesterday.
 Miss Mabel Quinn of Boston is at home here for Thanksgiving stay.
 Mrs. Mary Devine, Mrs. James Mo Cormick and Mrs. l.. B. Tinker attended the funeral of Barney Devine in Shef- field last Friday.
 William H. Richards formerly em- ployed by M. A. Barnes at the garage, left Sunday morning for his home in Housatonic, Mass.
 E. W. Warner is having his house on Reed street shingled.
 The Canaan basketball team won their first game of the season Saturday night when they defeated the Housatonic quintet by the score of 22-28. The game was fast from start to finish and in doubt until the last few minutes of play. The boys are rounding into shape and we may now look for them to give a good account of themselves. The Pittsfeld team will be here Saturday night and it is hoped good crowd will turn out.
 
 tion of Housatonic Lodge No. 61, F. and A M. coming on Thanksgiving evening, special dispensation has been granted to hold it on the following night, Friday, November 25th.
 Social Evening, residence of Mrs. R.D. Peirce. Nov. 30th at 8. Music. Ad- mission including refreshments 25 cents. The services in Christ Church Sun- day will be as follows: Morning Prayer and sermon 10:45. Sunday School after service. Evening Prayer and address at z. On Wednesday evening Nov. 30, there will be social evening at the residence of Mrs. R. D. Peirce There will be music and refreshments will be served. Sunday Dec. 4th, the Bishop of the Diocese, the Rt. Rev. Chauncey Bunce Brewster, D. D. will visit the parish to administer the rite of confirmation. The service will be at 730 instead of at 7, and Bishop Brewster will preach.
 Leo Werner's new house on Foote street is looming along" The chimney is now up and MT. Werner says his stock of goods will be moved into the store part, and ready for customers by January 1. 1his is going to be an appreciable convenience to the residents of West Main street.
 Mise Lillian Walter of Wayne. Penn. is the guest of Miss Catherine H. Roraback.
 Mrs. Charles s. Phelps of Salisbury called on friends in town Tuesday.
 Miss Katherine Roraback and Miss Lillian Walter attended the Yale foot ball game in New Haven.
 Henry W. Leach, of Sheffield. has purchased the George Dederick house on East Main street, through the Briggs raal acfo ko ononcu au1 xrzi+I, b;a Fo,~o;1-.