Connecticut western news., 1912-04-11
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06G out GIl6 Tdh6S1 1OIhS duu for Cleanup Day, next Saturday.
 N Watson Hardenbergh returned to Providence on Friday, after two weeks visit with Canaan friends, Mrs. Harden bergh remaining here until Tuesday when she took her departure, accom- panied by her mother, Mrs. O. w. Camp who will make short visit in ProYi- dence.
 Lester Hoskins has entered the employ of 0. H. Pease as boss farmer.
 Miss Sadie Russell, of Winsted, spent Sunday at George Rogers.
 Mir, anl Mrs. Freeman Dempsey spent Easter in Salisbury at O. F. Wanger's. Fred Schamerhorn reports that on Thursday of last week he caught 37 muskrats in his traps along the Housa- tonic river, very profitable oneday harvest.
 Allyn Fuller put his automobile into commission on Good Friday, for the season of 1912, whereat there IS great rejoicing among his friends, for Allyn is a genuine socialist wheu 1t comes to sharing the joys of life, and not only never goes riding alone, but frequently takes on board all the passengers the machine will conveniently carry.
 Henry D. Reed is gradually inprov- ing. Ills fever, which has run for about four weeks, has practically subslded and lNS1 IT gn / strength.
 Miss Mary Shields, of Waterbury was Good Friday and Easter Sunday guest of Miss Kathryn McGuire. Dr. John Adam, who, couple ot weeks ago underwent an operation for appendicitis, in the Charter Oak Hospl- tai. Hartford, is on the home stretch of the road to recovery, and letter recelv- ed from him Tuesday states that he 'shopes to be home by Saturday" "a hope which his many friends will re- ioice to see realized.
 Canaan Lodge No. 50, l. O. O. F. will work the initiatory degree next Monday night on one candidate. A full attendance of the members is desired.
 Freeman Dempsey, the druggist, is showing post cards from new revolving rack.
 Miss .Adella Graney, of Winsted, spent Easter at her home in this village. W. l.. Pentecost, superintendent of the R. 6 H. Scoville farms in Ohapin- vile, was in town Tuesday. A. J. Wigglesworth is engaged on an extensive plumbing job for Dr. Stickles, of New York, at Cornwall, where elab' crate repairs and additions are being made on 8 country residence. -" George Blodgett has just brought an other carload of horses from the West.
 John Graves spent Easter Sunday . in Syracuse, N. Y.
 Judge Roraback is in Bridgeport, at tending the session of the Supreme Court.
 School Superintendent Geo. J. Vogel was in Albany over Sunday.
 Miss Katherine Roraback is visiting Mrs Eva Goodrich and Mrs. Ruth Hor ton, in New Britain.
 James F. Hines returned to his home in New Haven Tuesday after spending a few days at Joseph Kegler's.
 Miss Ellen Hamer, former teacher in the Canaan schools. but now teaching in Montclair. N. J., spent Sunday in town.
 Miss Elizabeth O'Brien, of Hartford, and Daniel Hogan. of Bristol, attended the K. of 0. ball Monday evening"
 Miss Margaret Dempsey of Pittsfeld Mass, spent Sunday at Frank Demp- sey's.
 Frank Stanton, of Derby, was home over Sunday.
 On Friday evening, April 12, the Conn. Mems League for Woman Suf- frage will give dinner at Hotel Taft, New Haven. Among the Canaan men who have received cards of admission are k. D. Peirce, E. V. Nestell, Frank Hitchcock and Cornish Hitchcock.
 Editor 1. E. Manchester of the Win sted Evening Citizen, his brother George and his friends, Luman c. Colt and Gilbert L. Hart, all Winsted Methodist brethren, added grace, dignity anda dis tinction to Canaan's usual attractive ness last Tuesday.
 The local lodge of Woodmen of the World will be instituted in about two weeks. There are now fourteen appli- cants for charter membership.
 Bert Brewer is repapering and refur- bishing the Garfield Inn, and will soon begin the repainting of the Roberts and Setz cottages at Twin Lakes.
 All the girls who have applied for membership in the Campfire Girls or panizatiOn may nOSU coDSi6er thanSolyoS