Connecticut western news., 1913-05-22
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residence Monday afternoon, Rev. E. U. Gillette officiating. Interment in Can- aan Valley cemetery. Deceased had been all invalid for some years. She is survived by her husband and one grand son. ts ...s,
 By some typographical hocus pocus last week the ages of certain newly-weds became somewhat confused, in print. Diyested of that confession the facts are, that on the 10th inst, Rev. MT. Gillette married Edward Albert Scoville, aged 68, of Southfield, to Mrs. Bertha A. Shores. aged 62, of Sheffield and the same day married Edward Munzinger, aged 19. and Miss Sarah Ellery, aged 19, both of Pittsfeld. There
 The members of David s. Oowles Post, G. A R., will attend memorial Day ser. vices pext Sunday, at the Methodist church in Ashley Falls. #
 Next Sunday the exercises at the Methodist church will be of special in- terest to all young people. In the morn ing the pastor, Rev l.. E. Travis, will preach sermon of interest to young people In the evening, at 7:30. will be held the anniversary exercises of the Epworth League. The program to be used provides for responsive readings. singing and the installation of the newly elected officers.
 Frank P. Strong. of Dalton, Mass, called on his brother, George F. Strong, in Canaan. Thursday.
 Judge John F. Addis, of New Milford, was visitor in town Friday.
 Two cottages at Twin Lakes are open for the season-those of Miss AnDie c. Bartlett and Mrs. s. A Eddy
 Benjamin. the 'auto merchant" de. 1ivered swell Pope Hanford, 50 h. p. phaeton to John Wirkman, of Torring- ton, this week. There are 25 cars on hand at Benjamin's auto shop. and he is ready to trade for anything
 .Ma. Edward Heinz, of Falls Village, was in town Monday.
 Henry J. King and William J. Reel were the delegates from Berkshire Ooun- cl. Knights of Columbus. to the recent state convention at Danbury. About 1000 Knights were in attendance, and the third degree was conferred upon 80 candidates.
 Rev. MT, Travis, the new Methodist minister, performed his first marriage ceremony in Canaan last Thursday when his united John E. Neck, of Euphrate, N. Y. and Miss Lillian Brooks, of St. Johnsville, N. Y.
 The directors of the State Business Mems Association will meet at the Garde, Hartford, today.
 The Mission Circle met with Miss Peiroe on Tuesday afternoon.
 As The News goes to press this, We'd nesday, evening the ladies of the Metho- dist church are serving their annual strawberry shortcake supper.
 Mrs H. E. Brown was in town Tues day and Wednesday, returning to Lake vile, where she is stopping with her sis ter, Mrs. Charles Day.
 The Brotherhood class will wind up next Sunday for the summer and it is hoped that there may be good attend ance. Dr. Adam will give a talk on <.Recent advances in health and medi. cine" that will interest everyone. The men haven't forgotten his talk on the "Opsonic Index" given some time ago at Brotherhood supper. The class meets at noon in the lecture room of the church and all men are invited.
 Howard Lathrop is spending a few days at his home in Bridgeport
 The children's day exercises of the Metaodist Sunday School will be held Sunday, June 15. The first rehearsal will be held this week Friday afternoon.
 Alza M. Hall, the little niece of Mrs. M. G. Buckbee, who has been staying with her most of the time since her mother's death. returned home with her father, W. B. Hall to Great Harrington Sunday.
 Mrs. Olive McGregor, of Hartford, is visiting her mother, Mrs. John Cudney.
 Mrs Sarah E. Moore, of South Man chester. spent Sunday with Mrs. George Rood.
 Miss Fannie s. Whittlesey has re- turned from Lakewood, N. J.
 Mrs. A. W. Holsapple is visiting in Amenia, N. Y.
 Born, in Indianapolis, Ind. May IS, a son. Donald Geike, to MT. and Mrs. J. R. H. Moore and grandson to Mrs. Mary Geike Adam, of Canaan.
 Miss Jennie Parker, a teacher at Corn wall Bridge, spent the week end with Miss May Devine.
 Miss Margaret Hanlon, of Hartford spent Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. James Hanlon.