Connecticut western news., 1912-04-04
CANAAN

Judge married Henry Winters or SneI- field, Mass, and Miss Bradna Anson. of Austerlitz, N. Y. On Friday last he united in wedlock' William D. Woodin and Mabel B. Bownes, both of Salisbury. Dr. John G. Adam, who is i'll the Charter Oak Hospital, Hartford, where he underwent an operation for appendi- citis, is reported as "getting along very nicely"
 The Cranford club meets this after noon with Mrs. H. H. Scutt. Mrs. Rhoades will read a paper on William II. Mrs. Scutt gives 8 reading. The quotations are to be from Sidney Lanier. The Holy week services at the Pilgrim church yet to be held are as follows :: Thursday evening at 7:30 with address by the pastor Fast Day service at 800, with address by Rev E. A. Hazeltine of Falls Village. After the young peoples meeting next Sunday evening, Easter pictures will be shown with the mirror scope.
 The annual supper of the Pilgrim church will be held next Thursday even- ing at o'olock. and will be followed by the roll call and business meeting. All the families of the parish are cordially invited All members of the church are urged to respond at the roll-call.
 Benjamin delivered @ 1919 Cadillac Roadster to F. J. Stone, of Winsted, this week also 8 No. Buick to B. w.. King, of the same place.
 The newly written insurance rates. resulting from the recent visit of ex- perts, who inspected the Canaan Hose Company, the fire apparatus, hydrants and water supply, have been received here, and are pronounced, on the whole, satisfactory to the property owners.
 Mrs, A. J. Wigglesworth is visiting relatives in Naugatuck.
 Edwards Atwood and family are visit ing in West Hartford.
 Thomas Morris, father of Wm. Morris of The Fuller Hardware Company, has moved from North Norfolk to District No. 5, East Canaan.
 The Young Peoples Society of the Pilgrim Church ask the ladies of the parish to save all old rubber unearthed during housecleaning and it will be called for about May first and sold for the benefit of the piano fund.
 Rev. E. O. Gillette will be the speaker at the Good Friday services at Christ Church, Norfolk, tomorrow morning.
 The condition of Henry D. Reed con. tinues practically unchanged, with some. what high temperature.
 John G. Beckley, of Hartford, spent Sunday in Canaan, with his mother, Mrs. s. O. Beckley.
 The Knight of Columbus will hold their first annual ball in the Town Hall, Monday evening. Beeman 6 Hatch orchestra, of Hartford. will furnish the music.
 H. 0. Barnes and D. l.. Peirce attend ed the lime company's meeting in Dan bury Tuesday.
  ing of the managers and chief operators of the s. N. K. T. in Hartford, Saturday. George H. Blodgett started Saturday for Chicago and will return with another carload of horses.
 Edward Fitzgerald, of Amenia, was town Saturday and Sunday.
 John Quinn, of Winsted, spent Sun. day with his sister, Mrs. Wm. J. Reel.
 The plant of the Berkshire Power Go. was shut down for short time yes terday owing to the breaking of wire, in front of the Companys office, by the limb of tree being violently blown against it.
 The local stores will close at noon to- morrow, Good Friday, and remain closed for the rest of the day.
 MT. and Mrs. E. W. Warner returned Wednesday night from their three weeks visit in Ludlow, Mass, six miles out of Springfield, where they were the guests of Mrs. Adelbert Corwin, who formerly lived in Canaan and was a daughter of William Waldorf, who was proprietor of the old Stevens House (the present Garfield Imp in the sixties.
 Michael O'Neil has moved from S. A. Eddy's house on the East Canaan road to one of E. s. Pease's tenements on Railroad street.
 E. A. Brewer and his painters are re- decorating the interior of James Graney's house recently vacated by E. H. Conklin.
 John Nicoll sends to The News a copy of one of the presidential primary" bal lots used in one voting district in New York. It is nine feet long and one foot wide, and cumbersome and awkward to to handle as can we'll be imagined
 Ms. Frank Dewitt, who was so serl-