Connecticut western news., 1911-04-06
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ness, having cars to sell and for livery hire, also repair and supply station MT Bullock's wide acquaintance and personal popularity will insure to him 6 large share of the business of automo bile owners in this section.
 Mrs. Harry Dodge is on the sick list a victim of the grip. -.=.t
 Charles S. and Mrs. Adam and SOL Forbes visited in New York last week. MT. and Mrs. E. L. Roberts have been entertaining Mrs. k. B. Dudley, of Bev- erly.
 There has been considerable moving, about town, since the first of the month, and there would be considerable more if the supply of tenement houses were any. where near equal to the demand.
 Miss Katherine Roraback is spending some time with friends in Wayne. Pa.
 A donation party is to be held at the residence of Deacon H. B. Stevens to- morrow night. Refreshments provided free, but an admission fee of % cents will be charged. Let's all go. -
 MT, and Mrs. Charles Smith are ex- pected to arrive in Canaan next week, on their return from their trip across the continent. They started from San Francisco on Tuesday of this week.
 Miss Moffatt gave an interesting talk on the work of the Connections Bible Soriety, Sunday evening, in the Metho- diss church.
 Miss Marjorie Nicoll visited friends in Glyat Harrington several days this week.
 The annual meeting of the Pilgrim church will be held this (Thursday) evening. Supper will be served (with- out charge) at six o'clock for all the families of the parish. The supper is in charge of the deaconesses. Following it there will be the roll-can of members, reports and election of officers. Mem bers of the church are urged to respond at the roll. call in person or by letter. The annual church gathering is one>of the pleasautest features of the church year.
 The topic for the address at the Len ten service at the Pilgrim church, Friday afternoon will be the old Latin hymn '.Dies Hae" and the last Judgment in Medieval art and song. Choral Society men bers will remember this hymn as forming part of the Requiem Mass. It is one of the most typical of medieval hymns and those who are interested are invited to attend the service which will b. at three o'clock.
 The Mission Circle of the Pilgrim church met with Miss Fuller Wednes- day afternoon and the Missionary So- ciety met with Miss Norton at the same time.
 Dr. Ross went to New York yesterday on a two days business trip. .-
 Mrs. o. E. Badgley and little son have been visiting Derby friends.
 Dan Sweeney says there's just as much sunshine as rain Albert Touissant has bought baby carriage and Walt Cog gin was seen in church last Sunday.
 George Dedrick, of Dover Plains, for merly of Canaan, has been visiting friends in town. N@. ..-
 Prof. Chas. s. Phelps will lecture on ''Potato Culture and Seed Selection" at the Arcanum club room in Norfolk on Wednesday, April 12, at 3 o'clock. Far mers from Norfolk, Canaan and ad- joining towns are invited to bring samples of seed potatoes. t.
 David Phillips, son of the Rev. David Phillips formerly Methodist pastor at Canaan, died few days ago. and was buried in Red Hook, N. Y.
 The water company gives notice that water rents are now due. and that 10 per cent may be saved by paying before May 1. ..,...
 Miss Nellie Kane, trained nurse, of Bridgeport, IS in Canaan taking care of her sister, Celia, who is ill with erysipe- las. .
 William O'Brien and family have moved to Hartford.
 Mrs. Wm. Poit of Innwood, L. l., and Miss Carrie Lindper of Valley Stream, l.. l., are visiting Mrs. J. P. Rains.
 The local lodge, Knights of Columbus initiated six members at the last meet ing, after which 8 supper was served. At the next meeting, next Tuesday night three members will be initiated. On the 21st inst. the lodge will give 8 dance in Town Hall.
 Mrs Ransom Smith, of West Corn wall, was visitor in Canaan Tuesday
 Mrs. U. H. Miner is looking after the household of her nephew, Attorney L. J. Nickerson, of West Cornwall, during his absence on his Bermuda tour.
 Contractor Joseph H. Allyn spent Tuesday in Hartford.