Connecticut western news., 1911-03-30
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plenty of work on hand, and will confer the initiatory degree on tho first Mon- day night; the first degree the next Mon- day night, the second on the next and the third on the next, when "blow- out" will bo given in commemoration of the 93d anniversary of Odd Fellowship The Canaan lodge is only three years old, yet it has over 70 members, and is in line for the honor of the District De- putty Grand Mastershp.
 Rev. E. 0. Gillette Tuesday united in marriage Jeremiah Shea and Miss Chris tine Miller, of Poughkeepsie, at the Pill grim church parsonage.
 Miss Mary l.. Lermond is spending some days with her sister, Mrs. Jacob Hersohey in Interlaken, near Stock bridge, Mass.
 Miss Katherine M. Granger is recover ing from 8 short siege of sickness.
 Dr. Charles G. Goodrich and wife, of New York, were guests at Judge Rora- backs this week.
 The Lakeville telephone exchange will open April 1.
 George T. Johnson, the Norfolk drug gist, who has host of friends in Ca- naan, aud Miss Mary A. Talcott, will be married in New York, Wednesday, April 5.
 Pupils perfect in attendance at Sodom district No. 3, for the month of March: john Cantele, John Consoline, Italia F'rayezzi, Kenneth Miller, Floyd Miller, l'hllib Rood, Lizzle Stuart, James Stuart. .largaret Paviolo, Peter Tergliafera and Harry Curtis. Following were perfect for term: John Cantele, John Consoline, Italia Travezzi, Kenneth Miller and Margaret Paviolo.
 Hiram Beebe, who recently bought the Scott property on West Main street, will establish himself April 1st. in the fish business, with partner.
 Popo Chapman and Landlord Langs of Falls Village have been in town this week, prt sumabiy getting pointers on just how to organize 8 business mems banquet as it ought to be organized and they came to the right place.
 Miss Mary Kane of Lakeville was guest of Miss May Smith few days of last week. .t s... Miss May Smith received letter from her parents last week from Santa Barbara, California, where they were enjoying the beautiful things, especially the flowers. s.I -#
 Miss Elizabeth Mccormick is spend ilg few days in Millerton, N. Y,
 Attorney L. J. Nickerson, of West Cornwall, was in town Monday On, Tuesday he sailed for Bermuda for couple of week s sojourn. Last year he made tour of Europe, and incidentally witnessed the Passion play at Oberam- mergau, which he has made the subject of lecture to be delivered soon in Dan- bury. Canaan ought to have an opportun- ity to hear that lecture, and doubtless it might be easily arranged.
 Messrs. N. l.. Jackson and Loren Eggleston were in town this week, in connection with the negotiations for the final transfer of the store to the Canaan Mercantile Company.
 Many have visited the Granger farm the past few days; the attraction being twin calves.
 Miss White of Salisbury was an over Sunday guest of Miss May Smith.
 Miss Helen Hanlon came home Friday for the Easter vacation.
 The Easter vacation" of the North ~ Canaan schools began yesterday and will end next Monday. Most of the out of town teachers went to their homes Tuesday afternoon, Miss Prindle to New Haven. Miss Hamer to North Adams and Miss Ostrander to Williams town.
 Canaanities interested in interstate commerce will be relieved to know that the town of Sheffield voted in favor of license again, 155 to no.
 Will Beebe. late of Bullock 6 Feltens will go into vegetable farming and poultry raising, with Eugene T. Rowe, on the farm on the Twin Lakes road.
 Mrs. Augusta Scott has removed to Sheffield.
 Ste phen A. KimbalI and bride. nee Miss Araminta $. Bradford, have re- turned from their honeymoon tour in New Hampshire, and are now at homo in their own comfortable domiciIe on the Hardenbergh place.
 This afternoon the Hawthorne Club will meet with Mrs. Gillette. Mrs. Lyles will read paper on Rossini, and the music of the Barber of Seville will be discussed.