Connecticut western news., 1911-10-12

| Berkshire Street Railway Company, 70 have a special car leave Great Barring ton after the performance on nights when regular attractions appear. On Friday nights the car leaving at nine minutes after ten will be held ten min utes to enable patrons from Sheffield. Ashley Falls and Canaan to see all the vaudeville acts.
 Miss Lillie Kimber, waitress at the Hotel Garfield, is to be married Nov. 1 to Clifford Fitzgerald, and the couple will reside on 8 farm in Rhode Island. The boarders of the Garfield have shown their appreciation of Miss Kimber's efficient service by chipping in" for a wedding gift.
 Miss Adelia M. Nash. of Spencertown, N. r., has been visiting relatives in town.
 Miss Louise Trieschman, of the Dan bury Model School. spent Sunday at her home.
 Miss Clarinda Beebe, of East Canaan, sent into The News office last Saturday Wolfe River apple that weighed 90 ounces, and measured IA inches in cir conference. Two barrels of these mammoth apples were gathered from one tree.
 Miss Clara Hunter, student in the Danbury Normal school, spent Sunday at her home.
 Rev. E. O. Gillette was called to Hartford Uo attend the funeral of his father, Rev. H. J. Gillette, Tuesday, the services being held in the Fourth Congregational church, Hartford, at 2.S0 o'clock. Rev. Gillette died on Sunday, after long and painful illness. He was tor many years city missionary in Hart ford. ..
 The entire seating capacity of the Town hall was practically sold out the day tickets were placed on sale, at Collins. for the Mock Court Trial next Monday evening. The performance is given under the auspices of the Ken sington Club of the Methodist church.
 George Barden. of Kimball's Standard Oil delivery, is to move to Norfolk next week, vacating E. W. Warner's house on Reed street.
 Engineers Moore and Baird, at the coal dump, are constructing bungalow on the banks of the beautiful Blackberry, near the scene of their labors, which will not only prove great convenience to those gentlemen i'll inclement weather and in their leisure hours, but add ma- teriallY to the picturesqueness of the scenery in that delightful neighborhood.
 Superintendent Frank Wilcox, of the Borden Company, went to upper New York, on business, Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Rains returned Saturday from their weeks outing, which they spent visiting various cities where they have friends or relatives. They began with Danbury and the big fair, going trom there to New York, 1 Hoboken and Newark, N. J.; up the river by boat to Albany, thence to Schenectady; back to Albany and to Pittsfeld and home. It was Mr. Rains first vacation since he embarked in busi- ness in Canaan. .-.. a.... s... F.
 George c. Peet, of Bridgeport, spent some time with his mother in Canaan last week.
 Ernest O. Spur started Friday on his return trip to Carroll, Iowa, by way of Montreal.
 The first regular meeting of the Canaan Business Mems Association, for the coming season, will be held on the first Thursday evening in November, (the 2nd) when plans for the winter will be brought up for consideration. It is probable, according to President LIyles and Vice. President Fuller, that this first meeting will be ill the form of smoker. aad a session Of unusual interest. The annual banquet of the association will be one of the subjects considered, and a committee of arrangements appointed. 1UUoAA0y E1onh ID. M uuuS UT WlHSVeu, was in town on business, Monday.
 Among the Lime Rock people in Canaan Monday were MT. and Mrs. Charles H, Wiesing, Miss Patterson, Miss Ellen Ensign, Mrs. John Owen, Miss Belle Judd and Mrs. Charles Vos- burgh.
 I Only one rehearsal 8 week will be held by the Canaan Citizens Band hereafter on Friday evenings.
 Miss Jane Wilcox, of Falls Village, was Canaan visitor Monday.