Connecticut western news., 1912-10-17
CAN NHN

 pany's Peirce 6 Freeman plant and whose family, consisting of @ wife and three children, will move in about the middle of November.
 Canaan Lodge I. O. O. F. held a largely attended meeting Monday even- ing. After the regular meeting bounti- ful supper was served by the Rebekah Lodge.
 G. 0. Scoville, of Norfolk, was i'll town Tuesday morning. rr~
 Last Sunday was observed as Rally day at the Methodist church in this will lage. In the morning at 10:30 the Sum- day school gathered for their annual exercises. These were of the nature of areview of the years lessons memory passages were reoited, stories, that had been part of their lessons, were told by the scholars, showing faithfulness on the part of both teachers and scholars, and furnishing an evidence of the value of the graded lessons, which the school has been using for the past three years. In the evening at ' o'clock the Epworth League held rally service at which re- port of recent conventions were given. Miss M. L. Roraback giving a report of the Northholt meetings and Mrs. F. F. Stevens of the Poughkeepsle EpWorth League convention. as#F -E 7
 Next Sunday Mrs, F. F, Stevens speaks in the Wingdale, N. Y, Methodist Church ill the interest of the Junior League. ......a .ta 5ss.a aaa sr, H Twin boys were born to MT. and Mrs. G. s. House. Chapinville, Saturday morning. They were named Dwight Stent. after great grandfather, and Edward Miller House, after grandfather Edward House, of Huntsville =" The annual meeting of the Wornan's Union of Pilgrim church will be held to- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. / .s3
 A meeting of the teachers and officers of the Pilgrim church Sunday school will be held this evening at 7:30.
 Druggist Earnum and Mrs. Farnum and baby will leave today for Uxbridge, MT. ,Farnum's s old home, for 8 ten>days soiourn. MT. Daniel Hilton, of Stock bridge, will substitute for MT. Farnum during the latter's absence.
 The Epworth League of the Methodist church are planning to ship some barrels of vegetables. etc.. to Five Points Mis- sion in New York. Contributions are solicited from friends of the mission. The church dining room will be open Thursday and Friday to receive contr1- buttons.
 0. E Lunt, of Crowley & Lunt. di. rectory publishers of Beverly Mass, has been in town this week, making pre- parations for the next issue of the South Berkshire and Canaan Directory, to be published by that firm early in 1913.
 The Cranford Club meets this after noon with Mrs. Hitchcock. The program includes readings by Mrs. Hitchcock and Miss Beckley on "Beowulf,' and read ing by Mrs. Preston on "The Visit of Beowulf."
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas L, Shields. of Waterbury, were visitors with Canaan friends last week. Both were formerly residents of this town.
 Allen B. St.John, formerly of Canaan, and veteran of the Second Heavles," '" died few days ago at his home in Kankakie, H., where he had lived for many years. s~ ~#
 The annual meeting and banquet of the State Business Mems Association will be held at the Taft Hotel in New Haven today. Delegates from the Ca- naan Association are President H. E. Lyles, Allyn Fuller, A. J. Wigglesworth and John Rodemeyer.
 L. J. Streck, the painter, has pur- chased the residence of Miss Lillie D. Root, on West Main street, and will take possession November 1. MT. Streck is living at present in Wm. Carlotti's s house on High Street. Miss Root and her sister, Mrs. Fuller, have rented the Leman Benson cottage on the South Ca- naan road, and will occupy it at once.
 Hon. Dwight 0. Kilbourn. of Litch- field. clerk of the superior court, was in town yesterday, en route to Falls Vil- lage MT. Kilbourn is a member of the Second Heavies, and secretary of the regimental association, and says that eff he hves," he will surely be here with the regiments survivors at the reunion next year.
 Ralph Dewey, bookkeeper for Borden's Condensed Milk O.. is spending his va cation visiting friendsin Roslindale, N. Y, and New York city.
 Rev. E. F. Atwood IS spending few weeks with his son, E. R. Atwood.
 MT. and Mrs. A. P. Freeman are spending a week at Grove Beach.
 The Woodmen of the World, CamI 1oo mat in their room in the CanfielC