Connecticut western news., 1911-10-05
CANAAN

Samuel A. Eddy and family closed their Twin Lakes cottage, Monday, as planned, and left for New York and Philadelphia, whence Mrs. Eddy and son Allerton sailed yesterday for Dresden, to remain abroad years
 E. w. Warner is making repairs and alterations in his house on Reed street, recently purchased of J. B. Reed.
 Last evening the Royal Neighbors gave a supper and dance in Odd Fellows hall, having as their guests the Modern Woodmen.
 Rev Albert E Roraback, of Brooklyn, came home to vote and greet his old friends.
 An open box of cigars, marked "Com- pliments of George M. Bullock" rested on the cigar case at The Garfield last night, a reminder that yesterday was MT Bullocks wedding day.
 Miss Gussie Bronson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Levi Bronson, who was stricken with @ severe illness in New York, some weeks ago, was brought up to her home in East Canaan Thursday evening, ac- companied by her sister, Ellen, the trained nurse. She is reported as rest ing comfortably and recovering gradu- ally, under the parental roof.
 Miss Grace Bradford, of Ct. Barring ton, and Miss Ida Mcintyre of Clayton, were calling on friends in town last week.
 Mrs. Maria Barnes and Mrs. Albert E. Barnes of Winsted were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Sheridan Barnes.
 Mrs. Maria Day Peet, of New Haven, i, guest of her brother-in-law, Jay Underwood. Mrs. Peet will be remem- Dered as teacher in the "old school house" nearly forty years ago.
 A. J. Wigglesworth went to Water bury yesterday to attend the funeral of sister, Mrs. Alvin Lawrence, wife of a we'll known letter carrier in that city. She leaves, besides the husband, four children.
 Mrs. Jackson and Miss Sarah Fergu. son enjoyed trolley ride to Pittsfeld Tuesday, returning on the steam cars.
 Rev. H. Cornford, of the Methodist church, returned from his vacation last Friday, and occupied his pulpit Sunday. He announced that beginning with the third week in October special services would be commenced, Dr. R. E. Will son, of Poughkeepsie, to be the preacher. Miss Isabelle Roger visited friends in Winsted last week.
 Principal Eldridge of High school is taking the enumeration of children of school age in District No. 3. This oen- sus is taken every year directly after October 1, and reported to the Secretary of the State Board of Education.
 Mrs. David H. Roger visited at S. k. Kimball's Tuesday of this week,
 The official time table of the trolley cars is published this week in the ad. vertisement of G. L. Parsons 6 Son:
 At a meeting of the trustees of the Canaan Savings Bank, held last week, a semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent was declared.
 The business meeting of Canaan Hose company will be held tomorrow eve. ming instead of tonight owing fo the enforced absence of Foreman Wiggles. worth.
 A new steam heater and new plumb ing are being installed iu O. J.-.Decker's house, by A. J. Wigglesworth 6 Go.
 The 1nidweek meetings in Pilgrim Church will be resumed this week, the first meeting being held tonight. The pastor is desirous of a good attendance especially of officers of the various organizations of the church, as there art numerous plans to be talked over.
 Fred Hunker, of Hartford, and hil bride, spent portion of their honey moon at The Garfield this week.
 Mrs. John N. VanDeusen recently en tertained her sister, Mrs. Teller, O. Hudson, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. N. B. Chapin, Mrs Louise Chapin and W. W. Bieree callet on friends in town Thursday, enrout from Canaan, N. Y, to their home il Torrington.
 Dr. and Mrs. Burns, of Washington D. O., are guests of the Misses Granger
 The Women's Guild of Christ churcl met Tuesday with Mrs. J. E, Rhoades t reorganize and plan the work for tn winter, after the summer vacation Next Tuesday they will meet wit Mrs. Bunnell at 2:3O D. m.
 John Tubbs' condition has been crit cal the past week, but is now somewha improved.
 Milton Bartholomew has recent purchased fine pair of driving horses fyoY,o O Nouy Hnuop no