Connecticut western news., 1911-01-05
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made their headquarters in the Ives cottage, and fished on the large lake. They caught 47 pickefal, many of which weighed two pounds each. The party : consisted of MT. Ives. Walter Goggin' Lew Rhoades, Charles Nielsen and Philip Orben.
 Marcus Barnes, of Great Burlington. spent Tuesday in Canaan.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Herriman have returned from weeks visit with MT Herriman's mother. near Ogdensburgh, N. Y. While in that region they en- countered weather so intensely cold that the mercury registered 20 degrees below zero.
 The newly elected officers of the O. E. s. were installed in the Masonic lodge room last night.
 Merchant Werner is moving his stock of goods from his old quarters on Rail road street to his new building. on Foote avenue.
 Miss Carre Fuller is confined to her room with an attack of lagrippe.
 Judge and Mrs. George w. Ford were invited guests at Horace Holt's for New Years dinner.
 Mr. O. G. Smith and MT. William Can field are considering the advisability of equipping the Canfeld block with fire escapes.
 MT. Howard Rood and bride spent Tuesday in Hartford.
 An epidemic of smallpox has broken nut in the neighborhood of Candor, North Carolina, where Howard Bierce, of Canaan is employed in electrical work. At last accounts, however, Howard, was sticking to his post. The Misses May Devine and Emma K4gler returned to the New Britain Normal school Monday afternoon after spending the holiday vacation at their homes here. 5.u-.. <.. z... d..
 Al. Rugins is awarded the palm as the champion pickerelist of this section. Monday he went to Twin Lakes and caught 24 big ones, including one that weighed four and one-half pounds.
 The Cranford Club at today's meeting at Mrs. Ross's will consider current events from January to December 31, 1910. These will be treated by the following. InAmerica, by Mrs. Parsons; In foreign countries, by Mrs. Harden bergh; Niecrology of 1910, by Miss Rood; Progress of Air Navigation, by Mrs. Camp. After the reading of the papers the annual business meeting will be held.
 Lester Smith of ColebrooB called on friends in town Thursday.
 Mrs. N. B. Chapin fo Torrington is visiting her mother and aunt, Mrs. Rood and Mrs. Bunnell, this week. Miss Lura Ferguson and brother of Lenox Dale Mass, were Christmas guests of their aunts and grandpa Ferguson in this place.
 Mrs. Clarence Vroman of Brookfield has been visiting at her fathers, D. L. Peirce few days
 N. B. Chapin and Miles Rood of Torrington are guests of relatives in town yesterday and to-day.
 Miss Ethel Potter, teacher of the se- lect school on West Main street, has re- turned from two weeks visit in Gaze novia, N. Y.
 w.. H. Whitford made business trip to Albany last week,
 The Merritt Spaulding farm, on the Falls Village road has been sold to a couple of Italians, who will carry on farming there on partnership basis.
 Bert Brewer contemplates starting for Southern California this week, with a possibility of makinghis home there. .- Rev MT. Gillette was called to Clayton yesterday to oficiate at the funeral of Miss Wolfe.
 Miss Fannie Whittlesey, who recently returned from the South is stopping with her sister Mrs. Abbe at the Wangum.
 Mrs. Esther Williams attended the funeral of her cousin, MT: Brewer in Gt Harrington.
 Mrs. 0. W. Camp visited Hartford Friday.
 Miss Caroline Camp visited the Chapin's in Torrington Thursday and attended the alumni dance of the high school Thursday evening. Friday she visited Hartford and New Britain and returned to Canaan Saturday even- ing.
 At the Assembly tomorrow evening in Odd Fellows Hall, whist will begin at 8:15 o'clock sharp, The committee for the evening will be MT. F. F. Stevens. Mrs. F. F. Stevens, Miss Finnegan, Mrs. Frank McCarty, Mrs L