Connecticut western news., 1911-11-30
Monthly Meeting.

Canaan Business Mems Assoc ation will be held at the Canaan Hose Com pany's quarters, rear of the Garfield Block, Friday evening, Dec. 8. at o'clock All members are requested to be present. H. E. LYLES.
 E L. ROBERTS. Sec'y. Pres. The annual election of officers of Canaan Hose Go. will be held next Thursday evening.
 State Examiner of Public Records Lucius B. Barbour, of Hartford, will visit Town Clerk Fuller, on Friday, at the latter's request. :. Mrs. George E. Corwin and children started yesterday for Morristown, N. Y. to spend week with Mrs. Oorwin's parents. & s"*# ... o. E Badgley and family spend Thanksgiving at the parental home in Salt Point. N. Y, l.-. George P. and Seneca B. Strong are spending Thanksgiving and the week end with their brother, F. W. Strong, in Dalton. Mass, Mrs. Celestine Beaujon, of Lenox, Mass, mother of O. A. Beaujon of this place is reported very seriously i'll with pneumonia.
 Geo. L. Parsons received first prize on his exhibit of Buff Rock fowls at the Holyoke, Mass, poultry show. F. F. Stevens was awarded second prize on Rhode Island Red cockerel at the same exhibit.
 Rev. A. E. Roraback of New York spends Thanksgiving at his fathers, Judge Roraback.
 The Misses Granger will entertain 8 family party of fifteen at Thanksgiving dinner.
 Fred Morin has a fine display of show. v
 Dr. Ross will spend Thanksgiving in Bethel. e e
 E. 8. Root will spend Thanksgiving day with his son Lester, in Bristol.
 The condition of Mr. D. w. Manvel is reported as improving A specialist from Pittsfield has been in consultation with Dr. Camp on the case.
 The Thursday evening prayer meet ing for this week will be omitted, owing t0 the holiday.
 Among the school teachers who go out of owu for Thanksgiving. Miss M. Bertha Prindle and Miss Ethel Sever ance go to New Haven; Miss E. Ruth Ostrander to Willi ,mstown, Mass; Miss Hazel T. Gibbs to Nor ok; Miss Mary Hill to Norwich; Miss L. M. At water to Springfield, Mass; Principal A. G. Eldridge to Lynn, Mass; Super intendent G. J. Vogel to Philadelphia.
 Miss Gladys DeHart presided at the organ at the Methodist church last Sun- day, in the absence of the regular organ ist, Miss M W. ManyeI. @
 The Bakery sale of home made pies, cake and other good things at the Meth odist church parlors on Tuesday after noon, proved very successful and grati- flying to the ladies having it ill charge.
 An exhibition of the literature of the International Correspondence School, of Scranton, in the show windows of Rhoades' larber shop. in charge of A. G. Eyre, attracts considerable attention, and arouSes interest among all classes, old and young.
 s. A. Eddy has been visiting relatives in town. .-. Carpenter Gus Caldwell has repair ed the gaping wound in the side of the Parsons building. inflicted by fractious New York automobile that got beyond control of it's driver one Sunday after noon few weeks ago.
 Miss Ellen Kane is spending Thanks giving with friends in Pittsfeld
 Mir. and Mrs. James Mcclure, of Mil lerton. were In town Sunday
 ''Oh, listen to the band''-the DeRue band this noon
 Theodore F. Watson, of Falls Village, was ill town Tuesday.
 The business places Ill town will generally be closed all day Thursday, with the exception of meat markets which will be open until 9 am.
 Mrs. David Roger, formerly Miss Lois Kimball, spent Sunday with friends in town.
 Jeweler F.. K. Allyn returned Satur, day from New York where he had spent the week.
 N. Watson Hardenbergh and Mrs Harde nbergh will leave Canaan, Mon. day next. for Providence, where they will make their future home. For the time being they will board, and later take apartments and. set up housekeep.