Connecticut western news., 1912-12-12
Mrs. J. H. Roraback spent Monday in

Miss Ellen Llndell spent Saturday anC Sunday, as the guest of Miss Laurs Goodwin, in the Sodom district.
 Rev. H. Cornford attended the Pough keepsie district conference in that city Monday and Tuesday. He delivered ar address Monday afternoon on "Is con version fact?
 Red Cross seals are now on sale in the town at the various stores.
 Mrs. Hannah Roger has returned from Winsted where he has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. John H. Logan.
 Miss Louise Trieschmann, of Danbury Normal. was home over Sunday.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Collins is nursing at B. Sedgwick's, ill Cornwall Hollow.
 Rev. E. E. Rorabaok is home from Brooklyn from short visit.
 George 0. Peet, of Bridgeport, spent Monday and Tuesday with his mother, Mrs. Frances Peet.
 Citizen Mrs. Edward E. Stanard and Mrs. Ralph E Stanard of Mill River, Mass Mrs. James H. ~Hanlon of Ca- naan and Miss Margaret Hanlon of Hartford were Sunday guests of M r. and Mrs. 5. J. 5. Rogers of Pleasant Valley.
 Fire in the Winsted Citizen building Monday afternoon gave the occupants a good scare and a busy half-honr. Deluge Hose company soon extinguished the~ blaze, however, and the Citizen came out as usual, all hour or so later, and gave full account of it.
 A barn belonging to the Hadsell Lime Company, at Hadsell street. Clayton, was destroyed, with it's contents, by fire, Friday night. The reflection of the blaze was distinctly seen in Canaan. The loss is aoout $1,OO0. A bucket bri, gade formed by neighbors, saved several adjacent buildings.
 Miss Edith Green spent Sunday with friends in Wassaic, N. Y.
 Howard Landon, Esq, of Salisbury, was Canaan visitor Monday.
 A food sale in a music store? Ger tainly, why not? Isn't dongh) the fundamental in both music and food The ladies of Pilgrim church will hold a food sale at the music store of C.. w.. Ford, on Friday afternoon from three o'clock untiI-it's all gone.
 There will be no mid-week meeting at Pilgrim church this week.
 Invitations have been issued to the marriage of Miss Creta Mayham, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. W. M Mayham, of Canaan, to MT. Harry D. J. DeNeault. of Pittsfeld, conductor on the Berkshire Street Railway line. The ceremony will be performed at St. Joseph's R. c. church, Wednesday of next week, Dec IS, at o O'clock, a. m.
 Miss Annie Capron, daughter of Fred G. Oapron, of Danbury and formerly of Canaan, is visiting relatives here and in Ashley Falls.
 AbC PNA OJ LAChAJ AAs )OuOO dl'l Rood, of the mercantile busi ness of Frank H. Smith 6 Co., at Ash ley Falls, through the real estate agency of George w. Hall. will take couple of active and energetic young men from the business circles of Canaan, but there can be no doubt that the training they have received here will insure them the measure of success in their new en- terprise which their many Canaan friends wish for them.
 The Hawthorne club meets this after noon with Miss Minn ie E. 'Peirce.
 Whittlesey 6 Adam S insurance agen- ey has paid to B. s. Roberts 1000. the amount of insurance in full. on the Moore & Roger store building in East Canaan hich was destroyed by fire a few weeks ago.
 The following. from the. Pitts6eld Journal, of Dec. 4, refers to Walter Hoag, son of MT. and Mrs. John Hoag. of Canaan "Dr. w. G. Hoag of Bridge
 
 this city and has opened offices at Rooms fl and 42 in the Berkshire County Saw ings bauk building. He will be ready for business the first of next week. Chi ropractic is spinal treatment and Dr, Hoag is the first chiroprabtor to open an office in Pittsfeld The treatment is we'll known in the eastern part of the state and in Southern New England. MT. Hoag is graduate of the Palmer School of Chiropractic at Davenport, Ia."
 The number of telephones installed as Xmas gifts increases yearly. Have you considered this in your Christmas buy ing?
 Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Badgley and Mrs. 0. B. Shaw were visitors in Great Harrington, Tuesday afternoon.
 Henry R. Little and wife, of Torring ron, were in town yesterday morning.