Connecticut western news., 1912-03-21
CANAAN

 day morning service in Pilgrim Church. The ladies committee in charge of the supper to be served at the union meeting of the Brotherhoods, in Pilgrim Church, tomorrow evening is as follows: Mrs' Reel, Mrs. Lyles. Mrs. Decker Mrs Rowe, Mrs. Peirce.
 Cheer up. The robins were singing in Canaan yesterday morning.
 Miss Ruth Peirce is expected home to- day from the Northfield Seminary.
 Miss Della Graney and Raymond Hewes and mother, of Torrington, were guests at J. s. Graney's over Sunday The piano, which The News is to pre- sent to the young lady securing the largest number of votes in the contest now going on, is now on exhibition at +ba store of The Canaan Mercantile Company.
 Misses May and Bessie Lorrain. of Great Burlington. were visitors in town over Sunday.
 Miss Ethel Potter's school closed last week for the term. Miss Potter is spend ing her vacation in Cazenovia, N. Y. The new Spring Millinery has arrived at the Hat Shop. Your inspection is in- vited at any time. Easter opening or dress hats April and 9.
 Time is money. Time saved is money saved. Nothing saves time like the tele- phone. Housatonic Lodge F. 6 A. M. hold a special meeting tonight to work de- gree.
 Mrs. Emma T. Rood, who had been visiting in Torrington. rsturned Satur' day,
 The Oantata. "Ruth," in the Great Harrington, Congregational Church Sunday afternoon, was witnessed by sey eral from Canaan.
 Miss May Smith has returned from g several days visit in Lakeville.
 Mrs, Wm, H. Canfield is with friends in New Britain. s. A. Kemp has taken the agency fol the Stahl Sprayer for fruit trees,
 Judge Ford performed the marriag' ceremony last week that united Harr. Thomas, of Pittsfield, and Florenc Mead, of Great Burlington. MT. Thoma is soldier in the regular army an' stationed at Portland, Me.
 In case of emergency the quickes route to the source of relief is by tele ,@ phone >| " .a .'..><. ~ School Superintendent Vogel attended " the meeting of school supervisors il Winsted last Friday evening. Saturda. he was present at the annual banquet 0 the Phi Sigma Kappa, held at Hote Manhattan, New York city, F. R. Collin spent Monday on bushes in Hartford, ~'..,>.
 Lewis P Roraback, son of J. H. Rora back. is sick with the grip.
 Miss Ethel Lafdlaw, of Oneonta, N Y, was an over Sunday guest of Mis- Ebba Lnden. 7. :-
 Miss L. Gookins has returned and once more greeting her many friends a The Hat Shop.
 Special attraction at the Opera Hous at Winsted's Bargain Day, March 25tl , Special attractions at all the stores.
 Miss S. J. Roraback was given a pleas ant surprise last Friday evening. Se0 eral of the pupils in the High Schoc called to congratulate her and left substantial token of their esteem.
 MT. and Mrs N. W. Hardenbergh ( Providence R. L, are in town for fe' days.
 Visit Beniamin's auto " show.' A the new models of Stevens Durye Pope -Hartfcrd, Cadillac, Maxwell c exhibition. More coming every week.
 Alfred 0. Caldwell, who is employe in an automobile manufactory in Poug keepsie, spent Sunday with his paren in Canaan.
 Canaan Lodge No. 50, I. O. o. F. to Ct. Burlington next Tuesday evenil to work the first degree on candidat for the Burlington lodge. All Odd Ft lows, whether members of the degree not, are invited to join the party. special special car will bring the Canai party home after the exercises.
 New shingle roofs have been put the Methodist parsonage and Contract Iorrain's house on Granite avenue.
 Fifty horses at auction at Winstet Bargain Day, March 25th. Get aboa for Winsted sure. Ten per cent discou on all goods offered by the merchants.
 At the morning service at the Pilgri church, Sunday, the annual offering f the American Missionary Associati will be received.
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