Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03


 ed by Benjamin Vim. They celebrated their tenth anniversary by setting ur housekeeping there, Tuesday of this week.
 Miss Annie Capron, of Danbury, is visiting relatives in town.
 Sousa's band, noted the world over, is to appear in the Mahaiwe Theatre. Tues, day afternoon and evening, November 12
 "Dickey" Mack was a recent guest of Brownie" Mar.
 It is expected that the meeting of the Brotherhoods of the Pilgrim and Metho- dist churches, will be held in the latter church Tuesday, October 15. Supper will be served and speaker from out of town will address the men.
 E. R. Atwood spent Sunday in Hart ford.
 M, c. Marcy, grocer, from Falls Will lage, with his family were visitors Tn Canaan Monday afternoon.
 Piano lessons given at the home of pupils. any time convenient to them, Mrs. L. E. Markham, Canaan, Conn, R. F. D.
 The republican caucus for the nomina- tion of representatives, judge of probate and justice of the peace will he held in Town Hall next Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
 D. E. Dean and A. P. Chapman. of Falls Village were business visitors. in Canaan Tuesday.
 Miss Mary Collins, stenographer at Roraback's office, has gone to Hartford to act as stenographer in the republican state committee headquarters, at the Allyn House, where she will remain un- til the campaign ends.
 MT. and Mrs. George M. Bullock have rented the apartments over Mrs. Clemans' house and will move in immediately. Mrs. Bullock starts next Tuesday for Elizabethtown, N. r., for a two weeks stay with her parents.
 Miss Bell Cooke has gone to New York to resume her art course at Cooper Institute.
 The Missionary Society of Pilgrim church will meet Friday afternoon at the church and the Mission Circle will meet at Mrs. Rowe's at the same time.
 Mrs. F. Hitchcock will attend the first meeting of the season, of the New Eng land Woman's Press Association to be held at Hotel Vindome, Boston. today.
 Pittsfield Journal: Burdick A. Stew. art, Charles Noble, Harold Martin, L. Parker Ogden. Walter w. Sisson and LeRoy P. Ogden all members of the Bartlett camp, Sons of Veterans went to Lakevllle. Conn.,, last evening where they attended a meeting of the grand army camp of that town. The com r mander in chief, Ralph Grant was pres- ent The local men made the trip in MT. SissoD's automobile.
 The Rev. J. E. Tinker will preach at Pilgrim church next Sunday in exchange with the pastor. MT. Tinker is the regu- lar supply at Ellsworth.
 Judge A. T. Roraback IS in Hartford this week, where the Supreme Court Is in session.
 c l.. French now comes forward with a freak cabbage, three full sized heads on one stalk.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Metho- dist church are making plans for their annual chlcken-pie supper, to be given the first week in November. There will be meeting of the Board of Deacons of Pilgrim church on Thursday evening. Mrs. Charles Broadbent. of Southwick, Mass formerly Miss Lizzie Scoville. and Miss Carrie Scoville. of Northheld, daughters of the late Wm. F. Scoville, of Ashley Falls, were guests of Mrs. H. Wood, of Ashley Falls, few days last week.
 The "Sir Galahad" class of Pilgrim Sunday school elected the following off, ficers at their meeting on Friday evening: David Roger vice president, George Fitch secretary, George Laf- fargue; treasurer, Burton Lefingwelf; soclal committee, Jerome Hoag and John Adams. MT. Holsapple is now leader of the class.
 MT. and Mrs. Lester J. Root and little daughter. from Bristol, are visiting rela- tives in town. The Epworth League hold their monthly business meeting tomorrow night at F, E. Dewey's on Church street. Judge and Mrs. l.. F. Burpee, of Water bury, are spending a month ill their cottage at Twin Lakes
 William P Stage, engine house fore man for the 0. N. E. at Canaan for the last three years, has been granted a re- lease from the duties of that position, and his place is taken by A. M. Cole, formerly engineer. MT. Stage expects