Connecticut western news., 1911-09-21

Tuesday afternoon.
 Miss Helen Rhoades, who is having her first experience in teaching in pub lie school in Huntsville, was home over Sunday. She has seventeen pupils.
 Dr. Corwin entertained his brother, John Corwin, last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Rood spent Sunday with his parents in the Sodom district.
 Through typographical slip the name of John s. Reed, candidate for tax col lector was omitted from the republican ticket as printed in The News last week. Mrs. George Garland, of Millerton, N. Y, was a guest of her daughter Mrs, Mary Corcoran, on Barlow Street, over Sunday.
 Joseph l.. Parsons has had his resi- dence and barn on Granite Avenue wired for electric lights.
 The Young Peoples Society of the Pilgrim church, at their business meet ing held Tuesday evening, elected the following officers President, Jerome I. Roag; vice president, Miss Fuller; re- cordlng secretary, Roy, LaFargue ; cor responding secretary and treasurer, Allyn Fuller.
 MT. and Mrs. James McGuire, of Mil lerton, are visiting among friends in town.
 The Kensington Club of the Methodist church are arranging to give a Mock Trial, in the Town Hall Monday, Oct. 16.
 Tuesday, Sept, 26, the Forty-fourth annual meeting of the Litchfield North west Conference of Congregational churches will be held ln the Pilgrim church in this village; morning and after noon sess1ons will be held, to which the public are invited.
 1 G. E. DeHart is still incapacitated for work, owing @ severe attack of muscular rheumatism in his back.
 Improvements in the Canaan Hose Company house are practically complet- ed, and guarantee comfortable and in v1ting headquarters to the gallant fire fighters.
 The "King of Tramps" tells an honest story of wholesome people, with great human, interest. The pathos is of the decent sort and is never obtrusive. The fun, while fast and furious, is always ecleanly. = I Miss L. Gookins has returned to her duties at the Hat Shop.
 Mrs. F. L. Beckley has been spending the past week with her brother in Corn. wall Hollow.
 Mrs. Carr from North Adams, Mass, and son Everett, of Wilkes Barre, Pa., spent Tuesday as guests at James Han lon.
 Total enrolment in the town schools. as reported by Supt. G. J. Vogel is as follows: District Mo- 1, 56 /; No. 9, 240 No. 3, IS; No. 4, IA; No. 5. 12. Total $40.
 
 ing Roberts, of Torington, and sister ot Kenneth Roberts, who lives with 0. B. Badgley, WAS taken last Thursday. to the Winsted hospital, ill with typhoid fever
 Mrs. Mary Geikie Adam is visiting hel brother in Toronto. Canada.
 At the Methodist church next Sunday Rev. R. E. Wilson, District Superinten dent, will preach at the morning service
 Miss Lena Boinay, of Winsted, wal 7 at her home here over Sunday.
 Miss M. A. Els, of New Haven, spent Sunday and Monday with Dr. and Mrs Ross, and enjoyed an auto ride to Stock bridge and Pittsfeld Sunday.
 The Litchfeld County Medical Asso citation, of which Dr. F. H. Lee, of Ga naan, is president, will entertain the State Medical Society here, Wednesday October 4.
 Samuel A. Eddy, of the U. s. Treasury department, is enjoying a two weeks vacation with his family at the Eddy cottage, Twin Lakes.
 Df, Loewe has established new office hours-W Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8 to p. mat the Oanfeld block Miss Ella Brown. Miss Oliver, Mrs. F . Hitchcock and Mrs. E. V. Nestell at tended the lecture given by Rev. Anns [ Howard Shaw, at Norfolk, to, the Equa Franchise League. Dr. Shaw and the ladies named were the guests of MT. anC Mrs A. s. G. Taylor.
 Miss Emma Felten, of Highwoods, N Y, has been visiting her brother A. V A. Felten, and Mrs. Felten at theil Twin Lakes cottage, Frank Stanton, of Derby, spent Sun day at his home here.
 Miss Myra Lawton was an over Sun day guest of Winsted frsends.
 The East Canaan ball team defeated Great Harrington on the local grounds