Connecticut western news., 1911-03-23
CANAAN

OtoWdTt bTAQIOfu Cn0 Dr1Q6 or MT Stephen Eugene Kimball, manager of the Standard Oil business in Canaan. The bride is we'll known and popular ill Canaan social circles. and was given a linen and kitchen shower 8 couple of days before the marriage. The happy couple are now enjoying their honey moon-nobodY is supposed to know where-and on their return will make their home on the Hardenbergh place.
 Engineer Towne says the work of furnishing the trolley construction of the Berkshire line will begin as soon as the ground can be worked, and it is hoped that the start can be made in about three weeks.
 Frank H. Wilcox is in Bingham, N. Y, on business mission.
 Mrs. W. D. Sheldon is visiting her mother ill Pittsfeld this week.
 Miss Prudence Belden celebrated her Seth birthday Monday, in excellent health and spirits. She received numer- ous callers and communications of con- graduation and many friendly rememb- rauces. #.-a .r
 Brakeman Riley of the switching crew, fell over tie while running along the track coupling cars, near Union sta- tion, Tuesday, and dislocated his arm at the elbow.
 An item in last weeks News referred to Miss Prudence Be1den as Miss Bar los.'' Another item concerning the lara Amos Cunning located him in stC niada," when it should have read 70 Lsida. '' Verify eternal vigilance is sometimes of no avail to. circumvent the bedeviling work of the intelligent compositor." .- s.
 At the Lenten service at the Pilg1i n church tomorrow afternoon the subject for the address will be the hymn, "Jesus the very thought of Thee," and it's Latin original.
 Dennis O'Neil went to Chicago last week with George Blodgett for car load of horses .... E
 Austin Joyce is the ianitor at the Garfield block, Henry Koehler having gone home to West Cornwall.
 William Sackett went to Hartford yesterday. He has been suffering with 8 sprained arm for three, weeks, which proved to be dislocation.
 The committee of the Canaan Choral Society would like to have the lists of ninety five hymns, which members of the chorus and others are making, sent 1n to Rev. E. 0. Gillette by April 4. The more such lists the better and the committee urge all who are interested in the matter to show it on this way.
 Mrs. Ada Nicholl spent Sunday in New York, ..
 Miss Annie Sweeney, of Winsted, was ill town Saturday the guest of her sister Mrs Joseph Smith.
 Millinery opening at the Hat Shop, Friday and Saturday, March 31 and April 1. All are invited-no cards.
 A meeting of local milk producers will be held in town hall next Wednes- day afternoon at two o'clock. A promi- nent milk producer of Sussex county, New Jersey, will address the meeting.
 New telephones have been added to the Canaan division as follows: In Canaan, Joseph L. Parsons, 25-2; Geo. M. Bullock & Co., 19-2; FER, Lorraine, S. 10 106-3 John V. Adam, 1O6-2; Falls Vil lage, F. l.. Bushey, 1096; Cornwall Rev. E. O. Starr, 59-13.
 Everybody likes an old fashioned min, strel show and relish it the same as they do the coming of the circus, with its smell of sawdust, and red lemonade, and if Guy Brothers Minstrels don't carry you back to the old days and make you crack your face there is something wrong with you. There will be a street parade ae noon and free concert III the even ing.
 Miss Emma Lawrence and Mrs. Burns are visiting in Washington, D. O.. Mrs William Garfield, of Canaan Valley, has gone to Bridgeport to make her home.
 William D. Lawrence, of Brooklyn formerly of East Canaan, was visitor ir town last week, having come up to at tend the funeral of his nephew, Conduct or Frank Smith on Thursday. On his re turn he was accompanied by his sister Mrs. William Smith.
 Mrs Rood has been entertaining hel daughter, Mrs. Norman Chapin, of Tor rington.
 Albert Touissant has purchased Rep resentative A. L. Roberts's- house il East Canaan.
 Miss Louise Trieschman, of Danbury spent Sunday at her home here.