Connecticut western news., 1913-02-27

and be about her room.
 A cordial invitation is extended to the men of Canaan to visit the schools this week. Mr. Vogel or MT. Strayer will be glad to welcome any who arrange to call during school hours.
 A. M. Turner, of Sheffield, was a visitor in town yesterday.
 Benjamin, whose auto shop is filled with all the good things for 1913, has just sold Cadillac to E. J. Smith of | CollinsFille. -.-.. r' ( | Thomas Mcclellan, of Farnum's s drug store, spent Sunday at his home in North Adams, Mass. MT. and Mrs. A. H. Herriman re- turned Friday evening from their visit in New York
 Col Samuel B. Horne, of Winsted, was in town Saturday and made call at The News office on his way to Great Harrington to attend the Washlngton's Birthday gathering of the tri-county association of Grand Army Posts.
 Communion service at the Methodist church next Sunday morning. ..
 The Cranford Club meets this after noon with Mrs H. D. Humphrey. The program provides for readings by Miss Ferguson, Mrs. Dempsey and Mrs. Vos- burgh
 E 0. Atwood, of Springfield. spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. s. G.. Camp.
 Mrs Samuel Reel entertains the After noon Whist Club, of Norfolk. this after noon at her home on Reed street.
 The New Milford Town Hall was packed with representative people of the town last Thursday night, to hear the Rev. Anna Shaw, President of the Ma tional Woman Suffrage Association, who comes to Canaan tomorrow night. Her eloquent address was enthusiastic ally received by the large and apprecia- tive audience.
 The Epworth League business meet ing will be held next Wednesday even ing, March 5, with Miss Catherine Ror. aback.
 Mr. and Mrs. William N. Beebe and daughter Mildred, expect to move before April to Ludenyille, near Albany, N. r., where MT. Beebe is to take a posi- stion as head gardener on large estate. | Friday evening March 2. there will be union Brotherhood supper in the Methodist church parlors. Not only are the men invited who belong to. the Brotherhoods but cordial invitation is extended to every man interested to come. MT. T. L. Norton, of Lakeville, is to be one of the speakers. Supper will be served by the ladies of the Echurch. ys,e,o
 Misses Catherine and Elizabeth Mo- Cormick visited at James McGuiFe's in Millerton, Thursday.
 Mrs. CIV. Camp visited friends in Falls Village from Friday until Monday. present week is being observed in the churches as Home Mission week, there will be a union missionary meeting at the Methodist church this evening. Mrs. H. Cornford is the leader of the service. Ladies from both churches will take part n the program
 Mrs, H. l.. Ross attended the annual luncheon of the Connecticut Federation of Women's Clubs, at The Taft, Tues day evening, which was attended by 250 women from all parts of the state. One of the speakers was Miss Dotha Stone Pinneo. of Norwalk who is favorite in Canaan. where she has appeared num- Der of times.
 Rev. H. I. Bodley, of New Britain, formerly rector of Christ Church, Ca- naan, is reported seriously ill
 Misses Mary and Margaret Collins and Miss Mabel Quinn are spending a few days in New York.
 Miss Forg. of Thompsonville. is visit ing her sister, Miss Gertrude Forg, teacher of the third grade in the public schools. ,s .t..
 Mrs. Harvey Perkins. we'll known to many Canaan people, was buried from her late home ill Hadsell street, Monday afternoon
 l About one hundred Canaan people at tended the play, Within the Law, '' Saturday at the Mahaiwe Theatre, Great Harrington. ] A son, Merritt Joseph Hayden, was born February Is to MT. and Mrs. Harry Hayden, of South Brewer, Me-, and grandson to MT. and Mrs, Merritt Hay den, of Canaan
 The dime social given Monday even- ing by the Epworth League at the Methodist church parlors was we'll att tended and greatly enjoyed by all. Reef tations, songs and games made the evanino mass all too nuicklv Much