Connecticut western news., 1911-04-13

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 Christ Church, Rev. Joseph F, Smyth, rector. Easter-Day services 1o:3O am Morning Prayer, Sermon and Holy Com munion. Special Easter music. Chil- dren's service, 3:30 p. m. 7p. m.. Even ing Prayer and Address.
 The Misses Whitney of Gt Harrington were weekend guests of Miss May Smith.
 Miss Potter reopened her school Mon- day after weeks vacation.
 Mrs. D. W. Manvel was an over Sunday guest of her son in Pittsfeld.
 MT. Wyckoff. who is employed at the Borden condensery, moved bis family into one of E. s. Pease's tenements last week Tuesday; on Friday little daughter was left to them by the famous suork. ...
 News received from Mrs, Emma Pittsfield is favorable for her recovery. Henry O. Barnes is recovering from an attack of lagrippe. Dr Camp attends him, also a trained nurse. ... There will be special music at the Easter morning service at the Pilgrim church. and special Vesper service will be held at 4:30. at which, besides the Easter music, there will be an ad- . dress by the pastor on the "Hora Novis- sinn,'' which is being sung by the c loral Union this year and which has 'nished the church with some of the tl hymns about heaven. Members of t,, chorus are especially invited to at tl.ld this service. -
 Canaan, Conn.,, has appointed Friday, April 14, as clean up day. Pessimisti- cally speaking, there may be on that day footaof snow on the ground down in this village by the Housatonic.- Pitts fl Id Eagle, Even so, yet enthusiastically speaking, there's a snow-shovel forievery garden rake And when Canaan starts ont to clean up, it'll clean up whatever's ying around.
 A. J. Wigglesworth & Go. have taken the contract for constructing an exten- sive private system of water works for Lawyer Garvin, of New York, at the old Beckley place on the under. mountain road. which he has recently acquired and is remodeling and transforming into modern country residence. The equipment includes plumbing through out and the installation of all modern Improvements.
 George S. Fuller and John s. Reed were in Hartford Tuesday on matters relating to the banking business.
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. Stevens are enter taining Miss Cora Ferry.
 Miss Lydia Merwin is spending the week at her home in Bristol.
 Miss May Kegler visited in Hartford Tuesday.
 Mrs. Major Coons ot Chatham. who came to Canaan short time ago to take care aof her sister, Mrs Winthrop Wyckoff, on Pease street, during her illness, was taken seriously i'll with pneumonia few days ago. and removed Tuesday to the House of Mercy in Pitts field. Dr. Adam attending her. '
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 Walter GoGgius returns the comph meat and declares Dln Sweeney went to church last Sunday for the second time in 50 years.
 Miss Lydia Fuller, librarian at the Ramsdell memorial library at Housaton- ic, visited friends in Canaan Tuesday.
 Hon. Frank Lohcks, of Cornwall, was in town this week.
 "Will" Sweeney of Canaan, at pres ent connected with the hotel at West Cornwall, and Miss Mary Torrant, of Norfolk, are to be married shortly after Easter. the banns having been called for the first time in the Norfolk Oatho- lie church last Sunday. Dam Sweeney says: Discretion is the better part of valor, but brother Will is so nervous over his approaching marriage that he's down sick"
 Mrs Esther Dunning was out Satur- day, calling on friends. after shut-in of about six months
 Miss Cora Ferry, of Ashley Falls, is visiting friends in town.
 Horace Curtiss was calling on rela tives in this village yesterday. on hii to his home in, Norfolk for the Easter vacation. He is student in the Schoo of Forestry in Pennsylvania.
 John R. Fuller went to Hartford thi week to submit to another operation or his throat.
 Master John Leroy Rodemeyer, o New Haven, is spending his Easte vacation with his aunt, Mrs. H. L Ross.
 Mrs. Arthur P. Freeman and son ar visiting in New York.