Connecticut western news., 1912-01-25
CANAAN

Brains still curdled. Cough, about the same. Mouth tastes like the morning after Courage. something heroic"
 Miss Caroline Camp goes today to vis- it her sister in Providence k. l.
 Mrs. J. P. Smith is recovering from an attack of lumbago.
 Mrs. Henry Freeman is ill and requires the services of her dauahter, Miss Belle
 Christ Church Guild met Tuesday with Mrs. c. W. Camp. Next Tuesday they will meet with Mrs. E. T. Bunnell
 The~Bridge Whist Club met Friday evening with MT. and Mrs. G. Harden bergh. The next meeting will be with the Misses Ferguson.
 Mrs. Julia F. Turrill, 55, wife of Fred erick J. Turrill, died suddenly at her home in New Milford Friday evening, death being due to an apoplectic shock Besides her husband she is survived by Dr. Henry s. Turrill, of Canaan ard a daughter, Mrs. Chas. P. Bently. Dr. Turrill went to New Milford Friday af- ternoon unaware of his mothers illness, she died shortly after his arrival.
 Mrs. Joesph W. Peet went to Bridge port Tuesday, to spend few days with her son.
 Joseph Quinn, of Hartford, spent Sum- day with his parents on West Main street.
 Mrs. w. H. Garfield is visiting friends in town.
 Mrs. G. W. Ford, Mrs. J. S.. Graney and Mrs. J. Hanlon are the delegates from the Esther chapter, No. 72, O, E. S. to the meeting of the Grand chapter that opens in New Haven today. ;
 Monday evening MT. and Mrs. Henry R. Whitford were pleasantly surprised by the members of Esther chapter 0 E.. S., who thus pleasantly remembered the 16th anniversary of their marriage.
 A. A. Lawrence has recently purchased high grade auto-piano of Geo. w. Ford.
 Hon. L. J. Nickerson is to deliver his lectnre on The Passion Play of Ober- mergau' in Town Hall Wednesday eve Jan'y 31, at O. clock. Many beautiful pictures illustrative of the play will be shown. The lecture is given under the auspices of the Eastern Star. Tickets are on sale at Collins store.
 Extensive repairs are under way in the dining room and kitchen of the Methodist church. system of ventila- tion IS to be installed to overcome the dampness partitions are to be moved and the rooms rearranged to add to the comfort and convenience of the various church societies.
 Miss Mary Hoag of Springfield is wis., iting her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Hoag.
 James Sheffield of Winsted, is spend ing few days with his sister, Mrs. Helen Barlow.
 Freeman Dempsey is housed up again with 8 second attack of the grip.
 Miss Mary Joyce has closed up her house for the winter, and is occupying a room in the Canfeld block.
 Rev. H. Cornford, who has been on the sick list is now about the house, and expects to occupy his pulpit as usual Sunday.
 George W. Hall of Falls Village was in town Tuesday.
 Borden's are cutting over their ice pond for the second time.
 Mrs F. H. Lee is another of the victims of the prevailing grip.
 Thursday evening at the Methodist church, there wilFbe an election of dele. gates to the Lay electoral conference and the meeting of the Laymen's Asso. citation, to be held at Kingston, N. Y, the latter part of March.
 The Cranford club will meet this at ternoon with Mrs. Vosburgh, the pro gram provides for readings from Goethe by Mrs. Humphrey, Miss Wilcox and Mrs. Beckley. Quotations are to be 8 given from Richard Watson Glider.
 Rollin M Rood, of South Manchester is visiting his brother, o. l.. Rood,
 The Hawthorne Club meets today with Miss Q. H. Roraback. The pro gram includes papers on Richard Strauss, his fife and poems, by Miss Oliver, Mrs. Adam and Mrs. Gillette.
 Mrs. H B. Ives has been confined tc the house by an attack of the grip,
 Canaan s great white way is @ thing of the past; the Power Co.'s men have removed the wires and the lights shine no more.
 Miss Ida Evans Schwiezer is visiting her aunt Mrs. H. l.. Ross.
 F. A Baker of The Garfield is among those on the sick list.
 Mrs. B. D. Peirce returned Monday from visit to New York.