Connecticut western news., 1913-04-24
Mrs. Drake Broadway, ..of Lee, spent Sunday with Miss May 0. Smith.

| The Cranford Club will meet today with Mrs. Preston. Quotations will be given from Milton, with readings from his works by Miss Beckley and Mrs. Humphrey. Next week the Club will meet with Mrs. Rowe at 3 o'clock Thurs day afternoon the members inviting their friends to meet with them to listen to paper by Emma Rodemeyer Wait, on Immigration.
 Mrs. Mary Devine and daughter, Miss May, visited Mrs. Daniel Connolly, who has been very Ill at her home in Great Harrington, Sunday.
 Benjamin delivered nearly 20 cars last week from his "Auto Shop" which is filled with all the good cars. He had two carloads of Buicks and two carloads of Fords arrive last week.
 Canaan Lodge, No. 30, I. O. O. F. conferred the third degree on two can didates last Monday night. After the lodge closed its session the ladies of Rebekah lodge, No. 49. served another of their good suppers and the evening closed with a social hour.
 The regular meeting of ' Rebekah Lodge. No. 49, will be followed by social hour. Light refreshments will be served. t
 Reserved seats for the Hose Company minstrel show, to be repeated in Village Inn Mn6v f1xowy evening, are on sale at Stratton Bros store. Foreman Wigglesworth says the East Canaan repetition will be fully as good as the original performance.
 Copies of the group photograph of Canaan Hose Oo., may be obtained at Wigglesworth' store at $l.00 each. There are four different groupings to select from.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Smith and son, Joseph, are spending the week in Brook lyn with relatives.
 H. A. Weaver has purchased an Inter national Motor Wagon of The Fuller Hardware Go. The wagon arrived Tuesday afternoon and was at once given try-out delivering coal for O. M. Bullock & Go. It proved satisfactory to every test given it and Mr. Weaver now offers his horses and wagons for sale ln another column of The News
 Miss Mary Roger is the very latest addition to the list of measles victims.
 Miss Grace M Roraback entered the Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn, N. Y, last Friday for treatment. A successful operation was performed Saturday and Miss Roraback is doing nicely.
 Miss Ellen Kane goes next Wednes- day to the House of Mercy, Pittsfeld, to take course of training as nurse.
 District Superintendent R. E. Wilson preached two most excellent sermons at the Methodist church last Sunday In thu afternoon he met the official board of the church to discuss plans for supply ing the pulpit for the coming year.
 Mss Ellen Kane spent last week with friends in Poughkeepsie.
 MT. Jerome Hoag of Pittsield was in town Saturday.
 Miss Mattie Manvel visited Pittsfield. Friday. Saturday her brother brought her home in his auto and remained over Sunday with his parents.
 Henry D. Reed is improving; he took short automobile ride with Allyn Full Ter Saturday.
 Charles Laffargue is boring we'll in | West Cornwall and motors to and from each day.
 Mrs. James T. Fuller, of East Canaan, is able to ride out and Mrs. G. H. Rood, who has been caring for her, has re- turned to her home here 1 Mrs. Ella Garter is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. B. Gardner, in Coxsackie, N. Y Mrs. Nlcoll assists Miss Flynn at the station during Mrs. Carter's ab- sence.
 Among the children down with mea. sles are Lewis Roraback. son of J. Hen- ry Roraback, and Joseph Reel, son of Representative W. J. Reel.
 Mrs. George Dodge is confined to her bed with grip.
 The telephone is not an expense it saves more than it's small cost. Adv.
 Misses Margaret Hanlon of Hartford and Helen Hanlon of Danbury spent the week end at their home. |
 MT. Irving Whiting of Norfolk spent l Sunday in town.
 Mrs. HI. Trieschmann visited friends in Lakeville last week.
 Keep In touch-by telephone. Adv. :
 Mrs. Elizabeth Collins of Cornwall Hollow visited at L. E. Howe's last Fri day.
 Mir. A. w. Holsapple visited his moth- CT in New Britain last week.