Connecticut western news., 1911-01-19
CANAAN

her scnoOl duties, on the advlco or Dr Camp her physician. Mrs. Bierce will devote less of her time to music teaching, even in her studio, and has promised her doctor that she will give herself 8 fair show to conquer the trouble which has become worse of late.
 The Odd Fellows will give a social Saturday night. .-.-..-
 Four candidates were given the first degree in the Odd Fellows lodge Monday night. On the occasion of the third degree, Jan. 30. a supper will be served.
 Henry B. Ives has so far recovered to be at his place of business.
 The directors of the Canaan National Bank met Monday and reelected the old board of officers, as follows: Presi dent. George s. Fuller; vice. president, Henry B, Ives; cashier, George Rogers.
 Judge AT. Roraback went to New Haven Monday, where the supreme court is sitting this week. .-.
 Dr. H. L. Ross, county game warden, goes to Danbury tonight to attend 8 big banquet of the Pahquioque Gun Club at the Hotel Green. Among the other guest will be the state game com- laissioners. Three hundred guests are expected to be present.
 The case of Dr. Corwin Ys O. H. l'eckwith, supposed to be of Spring, field, an action for the recovery of $20 Gle for services rendered Dec. 13, came up before Justice George W. Ford Saturday. Beckwith failed to appear, and pending garnishee proceedings on money owing to Beokwith at the Borden plant, the case was held up for three months in order that lawful notice may be published. Marvin and Camp are counsel for pr. Corwin.
 Letters advertised in Canaan post of- flee Jan. IT. Berkshire Land Lime Brick Co.,, MT. K. Belden. MT. Morgen Doty. Post cards-GroYer Chattlscon. Mrs. John Carley, Mrs. Augustine Merchand, Mrs. Charles Thompson in care of Postal Telegraph R. D. 31. Package-Miss E. Agnes Butsch. H. A. Holt, p. m.
 The Hawthorne Club will meet today at Mrs. Burton Peirce's and will be en- tertained by Mrs. Collin. The subject on the program is Ludwig von Beetho- ven," discussed by Miss Merwin.
 The new officers of the Canaan Chapter. O. E. S., were installed by Past Matron Mrs. Carrie Wilcox, of aurel Chapter No. 42, of Norfolk. as follows: W. M., Mrs. Ida Dewey; W. P. Horace Holt; A. M, Mrs. Maud Whit ford; Conductress, Miss Harriet Graney; Associate Conductress Miss Lois Kim bell; Secretary, Miss Isabelle Roger; Treas, Lyman E. Howe; Ada, Miss Helen Hanlon; Ruth. Mrs. Elsie Decker; Esther, Mrs. Caroline Holt; Martha, Mrs. Alice Ford; Electa. Miss Della Graney; Chaplain, Mrs. Minnie La Fargue; Marshal, Henry R. Whitford; Organist Mrs. Mary Mather; Warder. Harvey White; Sentinel, Fred Dewey.
 Miles Rood of Torrington was in town Saturday on business and calling on friends.
 Watson Hardenbergh is out of town this week on business trip.
 Miss Gladys Ferris of Torrington was a weekend guest of Mrs. Nellie Preston and attended the teachers meeting at Pilgrim church.
 D. W. Manvel spent Tuesday in Win sted as juryman.
 Fred Manvel of Pittsfeld madea short visit to his parents here Friday.
 Mrs. O. W. Camp is visiting in Win sted.
 Lew Rhoades gave his semi-annual oorn-pop and sweet cider pour. at his Emporium, Tuesday. Among those present were several members of the Wurra Wurra Clubs committee on moral character and the assembly, and the affair was voted . notable success.
 The superintendent and staff, of the Canaan schools. desire through The News, to express their appreciation of the splendid cooperation of the ladies of the town in the efforts to make the recent teachers convention an enjoyable success by preparing a bountiful colla- tion and providing entertainment for the visitors. To Miss FreiR and Mrs. Jackson especial credit is due for their efforts on this occasion.
 The Cranford Club will meet day with Mrs. Jackson. Papers will be read by Miss Beckley, on 'Luther's Contem- poraries," Mrs. Hitchcock on 'Litera- ture of the Reform ation," and Mrs. Jackson on "The Cobblsr of Hagenan.'
 Miss Ella Langs and Miss Mabel Reed of Falls Village, were visitors in Canaan