Connecticut western news., 1911-10-19
EAST CANAAN

over Sunday. MT. Barrows gave talk on the "good Shepherd" MT. Nichols sang, which was much enjoyed by all.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Soper and Mrs. Maria Chapell, of Sufield. visited their brother, G. W. Bottum at the Stevens farm, last week.
 Roy Brinton has been taking a weeks vacation.
 Ladies Aid Society meet on Thursday with Mrs. G. K. Goodwin.
 We were very sorry to have Mrs. Hannah Roger leave town. She had many friends here, whose good wishes will follow her to her new home in Winsted
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sage, of Brew sters, N. T., have been at O. H. Sage's the past week.
 Mrs. Cahill, and son of Sheffield, were guests at R. o. Burr's Saturday.
 Apples are very plentiful in some parts of the town. o. H. Sage and E. s. Roberts have quantities, and the quality is good.
 EAST CANAAN GRANGE FAIR.
 The annual fair and supper of East Canaan Grange occurred Friday evening, Oct. 6. Those who received prizes were as follows:
 Sorghum-E. P. Allyn. 1st.'
 Sunfower-Mr. Tinker, 1st Mrs. J. L. Gillette, snd.
 Corn-Field, rowed, J. O. Stevens, 1st; O. H. Goodwin, 2nd: H. 0. Ste vens. 3rd. 12 rowed-O. H. Goodwin, 1st.
 Sweet Corn-Catawbas, MT. Tinker, 1st; H. O.. Stevens, 2nd. White Ever gresn-H. O. Stevens, 1st. Dried Sweet MT. Tinker, 1st. .. ...
 Oats-J., O. Stevens, lst; o. H. Goodwin, 2nd. .@
 Rye-C. H. Goodwin, 1st; J. 0. Stevens, 2nd.
 Alfalfa-C. H. Goodwin, 1st.
 Apples-RoxburY Russett, H. O. Stevens, 1st. R. I. Greenlngs. E. S. Roberts, 1st; 0. H. Sage, 2nd j; King, 0. H. Sage, 1st E. s. Roberts, 2nd ; Fall Pippins, H. O. Stevens, 1st; o. H. Sage. 2nd; Pearmain, H. 0. Stevens. 1st. GiIiflower, E. J. Donalds, 1st ; Spitzenburgh, H. O. Stevens, 1st ; Tetofsky, E. J. Donalds, 1st; Bell Flower, E. J. Donalds, 1st; Ben Davis, E. J. Donalds, 1st; O. H. Sage, 2nd 1; Northern Spy, J. 0. Stevens, 1st K. J. Donalds. 2nd Tallman Sweet, J. o. Stevens. 1st E. J. Donalds, 2nd Bald wins. J. O. Stevens, 1st E. J. Donalds, 2nd; Seek-no further, E. J. Donalds, 1st; J. O. Stevens, 2nd; Peok's Pleasant H. 0. Stevens, 1st Snow, O, H. Sage. 1st;
 Pears Winter, J. Q. Stevens. 1st; Sheldon, J. Stevens, 1st
 Potatoes-Green Mountain, J. 0. Ste vens, 1st Leo Lilly, 2nd; Mills Aston isher, J. O. Stevens, 1st Sweet. E. P. Allyn, 1st. l Garden egetables-Beets, G. K Goodwin, 1st; Parsnips-G. K. Good win, 1st; H. 0. Stevens. 2nd Carrots, H. c. Stevens, 1st G. K. Goodwin, 2d
 Onious-E. J. Donalds, 1st; J. O. Stevens, 2nd Turnips, J. 0. Stevens, 1st; H. O. Stevens, 2nd; Cabbage, G K. Goodwin, 1st H. O. Stevens, 2nd Pumpkin, Mammoth, O.. H. Sage, 1st J. O. Stevens, 2nd; Jumbo, Leo Lilly, 2nd Squash, E. J. Donalds, 1st J. O. Stevens, 2nd;
 Walnuts-Mrs. E, J. Donalds, 1st.
 Jelly-Grape, Minnie E. Briggs, 1st Mrs. Henry Lilly, 2nd.
 Canned Fruit, collection-Pineapple Pineapple with Rhubarb, Strawberries, Strawberry Jam, Guinness, Grape Con. serve, Mrs. 0, H. Goodwin, 1st i; Pears, Mrs. Henry Lilly, 2nd Cherries. Mrs E. s. Roberts, Bud
 Pickles-Clara M. Bottum, 1st Mrs O. H. Goodwin, 2nd.
 Canned Vegetables-Peas. Beet greens, String Beans, Lima and Case Knife Beans, Tomatoes, Corn and Beets Clara M. Bottum, 1st.
 Baking-Bread, Clara M. Bottum 1st; Pie, Lemon, Mrs. 0. H. Goodwin 1st Cake, Lemon, Mrs. O. H. Goodwin 1st; Chocolate, Clara M. Bottum, 2nd
 Embroidery-Pincushio Tray cloth and Pillow cases, Mrs. O. H. Goodwin 1st; Towel, Jabot and center piece, Mrs. G. K. Goodwin, 1st; Towel, May Bennett, 2nd; Shirt Waist, May Ben nett, 1st; Minnie E. Briggs, 2nd.
 Drawings-May Bennett. 1st. Burnt Wood-Jewel Case, Mrs. E. O Spencer, 1st; Mrs. Howard Rockwell 2nd; Collection, Mrs. Howard Rock. well. 1st.
 Collection of Curios-Rsv. Q. W