Connecticut western news., 1911-04-20

terested. to hear Mr. Green, who is successful manufacturer and an inter esting speaker. Come in any time be- fore eight o'clock and enjoy the social time. Buffet lunch will be served after the talk.
 The Women's Missionary Society of the Pilgrim church will meet with Mrs, Ferdinand Beckley on Friday afternoon at half past two. and the Mission Circle will meet with Miss Smith at three.
 Wm. 0. Bullock has taken possession of the Canaan Garage, has engaged Charles Johnson of Hartford, an. expert mechanic md repair man, and is already doing business night and day, with every prospect of first class patronage,
 MT. and Mrs. Sheridan W. Barnes re- turned last Saturday from their winter sojourn in Florida. Both are looking as if the experience had benefited them | immensely.
 MT. Henry O. Barnes continues to l improve.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Rood, of winsted, spent the Easter holidays with Mrs. Rood's parents, Mir. and Mrs, H. D. Humphrey.
 Miss Presby of New York is guest of 1 Mrs. Nestell.
 Miss Gillette, Of Hartford has been visiting her brother Rev. E. c, Gillette. Lawrence Eddy. one of our Canaan boys, has passed his examinations with honor at Cornell University, and is now number three in the first Freshman boat, with good chance of rowing in the race at Poughkeepsie in June.
 Baird's agency at Falls Village has sold the Miles farm at South Canaan to M. O. Dean.
 George L. Parsons is recovering from a severe attack of the grip.
 Mrs. Samuel A. Eddy of New Haven 1 is guest of Miss s. W. Adam.
 Mrs. N. A. Preston entertained her son, Harold, of Worcester, over the Easter holidays, Clinton Barnes of Worcester is visit ing at his fathers, Henry o. Barnes.
 Mrs. Esther Williams and Miss Mary Bodley were in Great Harrington oyer ! Sunday.
 Miss Lena Boinay of Winsted spent the Easter vacation at her home here. 1 Miss Katherine Roraback has returned from an extended stay in Pennsylvania and New York. l Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P Freeman spent Easter Sunday in New York.
 Rev. Harry Cornford, who-glory be returns to the Methodist pastorate for another year. has just received by freight fifty little black Minorca chicks that travelled all the way from Pennsylvania and arrived in good shape after their POO mile journey. A special communication of Housa- tonic Lodge, No. 61, F. 6 A. N. will be held this (Thursday) evenlpg; work, E. A. degree.
 George Waltermire, of Philmont, N. Y, has been visiting his cousin, Mrs. O. T. Vosburgh, having accompanied little Miss Margaret Vosburgh home from her recent visit in Philmont.
 Music Dealer George W. Ford is de- hvering five pianos this week to GUS toners in Sharon, Lakeville, Chapln- vile and Ashley Falls. l The Hawthorne Club will meet this afternoon with Miss Bragg. Meyerbeer aud the Huguenots will be discussed. There will be music by Mrs. J.G. Adam, and reading by Miss Oliver.
 Anyway, the spring cleanup day, Good Friday, enabled the Easter snow to find good clean place to alight.
 George I. Roberts. of New Rochelle, is spending week at his Twin Lakes cottage.
 James and Evangeline Hines of New Haven spent the latter part of last week at Joseph KegIer's.
 Miss Margaret Roger of Hartford spent the Easter vacation at her home here.
 Frank Stanton of Derby spent Sunday at his home here.
 Misses Emma Kegler and May Devine returned to the New Britain | Normal School Monday.
 A number of the young friends of James Keenan gave him a surprise party at his home last Thursday evening in honor of his seventeenth birthday.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Wehner and son of Lakeville were guests of MT. and Mrs. G. H. IT ieschman Good Friday.
 In Pilgrim Church the Thursday even- ing meetings will be resumed this week and they will be devoted to the study of the origin and history of the English Bible