Connecticut western news., 1911-10-19

Key. Harry COrnford, or Canaan, Will conduct the devotional exercises, Rev. E. 0. Gillette the praise service, and Mrs. Frank F. Stevens will read paper on Intermediate graded lessons and how they work"
 A teachers institute will be held in Winsted, Saturday, which will probably attract some of the Canaan teachers.
 Liquor Prosecutor Fred Williams, of New Milford, was in town again Tues day, and speculation was rife as to why. The answer may be forthcoming later.
 School Supervisor George J. Vogel, who IS president of the general college fraternity, Phi Sigma Kappa, attended meeting of the fraternity council in New York Saturday afternoon.
 Misses Jennie and Julia Sweeney, of Boston, are the new dining room girls at The Garfield.
 The body of James Keane, of East Canaan, who died last Thursday, was buried in the Catholic cemetery in this village on Saturday.
 The Mercy and Help department. of the Epworth League of the Methodist Church, received gifts of clothing and vegetables at the Church Monday, which were forwarded to Five Points Mission in New York.
 Senator O. W. Barnum was in town Monday.
 Seneca Strong spent Sunday with " Allie Barnes in Winsted.
 A. W. Holsapple has moved his house. hold goods from Amenia, N. Y, and will occupy apartments in the Can field block. .....~a ...a
 Reports from the Epworth League con vention, held last week at Lakeville. will be given at the 6:30 service at the Methodist church next Sunday evening.
 E. R. Lorrain has moved his tools and Rrilroad Street to quarters in the Ca- naan Garage.
 "hO dbOCbAC0 bhO PAoJ "The Girl in the Taxi' in Great Barring ton Tuesday evening, are enthusiastic over the presentation, but lost much of their enthusiasm when they had to wait until midnight for trolley back home.
 Judge Roraback is sitting, with the supreme court, at Norwich this week.
 John Tubbs and daughter move to Great Harrington this week.
 Frank F. Stevens returned to his duties at Dempsey's drug store, yesterday after weeks vacation, a portion of which they spent in Bennington, Vermont.
 The Mission Circle of the Pilgrim Church will meet with Mrs. Reel on Friday at 2:30. At the midweek meet ing this evening course will be begun which will last through the season. The general theme will be "Great Christians who have made Christian History" The topic for tonight is "Jesus Christ the author and fnisher, of our faith" 4E
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Pulver were at Talmadge Pulver's over Sunday.
 Rev, and Mrs. R. E. Wilson. of Poughkeepsie, are spending the week at Rev. H. Oornford's.
 David Curtis and family took an auto ride to Newburgh, N. Y, for short visit with relatives and friends. They started Saturday morning and returned Sunday night. MT. Blattler was the chauffeur.
 MT. and Mrs. Craig, of Kingston. N. T., are visiting at Fred Dewey's and Oliver Carter's.
 Mrs. Mary Beebe is visiting Mrs Frank Coons, for week, on her way from Nor folk to Brooklyn, where she will spent the winter.
 Mrs. Abram Coons celebrated her 73d birthday anniversary last Thursday at her home on High street. She had a number of callers during the day, and in the evening a considerable party of friends assembled to enjoy a birthday dinner and congratulate the worthy hostess. MT. and Mrs. Coons have been married 52 years.
 Rollin M. Rood, of Manchester, was a caller at The News office Saturday after noon.
 Joseph L. Parsons IS spending a few days in New York city, buying for the firm.
 MT. and Mrs. G. W. Dedrick, of Pine Plains. N. Y, called on friends in town Saturday afternoon
 Miss Elizabeth Eggleston, who has so efficiently served in the dry goods de- partment of the Canaan Merchantile Co.'S store, returns to her home in Sails bury this week, her successor is Mrs. Annie Decker.
 The Knights of Columbus and their friends, are to have soclaI dance in Odd Follows Hall