Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27

ness m66bluR VIII D0 Il6Lu u6Ab W0uhCs- nesday evening at l.. E. Hester's on Church street.
 pr. Walter Hoag, of Pittsaeld, spent Sunday at John Hoag's.
 W. N. Beebe and family left Monday for their new home near Albany, N. Y. Their many Canaan friends wish them success.
 Jerome E. Hoag, who has been book keeper and salesman for Decker and i Alvord for the past four years. has re- signed his position and goes to Pittsfeld the first of the month, to enter the en- ploy of the filling Rubber Co. MT. Hoag's many friends regret his depar- ture from Canaan and wish him success in his new work. @-
 Percy Stanton's little daugher is sick with the measles.
 Quentin Roger is reported comforta- ble at this writing though still confined to his bed. ... ... .... 0. E. Badgley sold his pair of horses advertised in The News of last week to Olin Pendleton, of South Canaan.
 Miss Eva French, of Bristol, has been spending few days with Miss Mary Hunter.
 Mrs L. J. Root and little daughter, of Bristol, are visiting at F. A. Coon's.
 Joseph Bills spent his Easter vacation with Charles and Martin Greer in Mil lerton, N. Y.
 D. J. Emmons has sold his' Pratt 40, passenger touring car to New York parties It was shipped by rail last week.
 Mrs. E. J. Stone returned Saturday from spending a week in New York.
 S. A. Kemp has been laid up for two weeks with severe attack of the grip, but was able to oversee his work at the schoolhouse. ] MT. John H. Pulver and daughter Mrs. Cora Palver Heating, of Copake, N. r.. were in Canaan short time yes terday afternoon, on their return from the funeral of MT. Pulver's sister at Ashley Falls. .t
 Miss Clara Hunter is spending her Easter vacation at her home in town.
 Schools in this village opened yester. day morning after the Easter vacation
 The Canaan Boy Scouts report that tickets are selling we'll for their social dance and entertainment ill Town Hal tomorrow evening An interesting pro gram has been arranged, showing ir part the work of the Scouts in the line of their Scout duties. Every citizen who is interested in boys and in making them manly boys, should cheerfully CO operate in the support of the organiza. tion, and there should be generous response to the solicitation of the ticket sellers. All the Scouts have tickets tc sell. Don't turn them down.
 Mrs. F. E. Dewey and daughter Heller have been visiting relatives in Kent.
 Miss Gertrude B. Hoy returned Mon day evening from Princeton, N. J., where she has been recuperating since her re cent illness. She resumed her duties il the High school yesterday.
 Mrs. Helen Barlow is ill with train ed nurse in attendance.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Metho dist church serve their annual orange shortcake supper tomorrow night.
 Mrs. H. l.. Lawrence is spending { few days with her sister, Mrs. c. l. Parsons. -...@
 MT. and Mrs. J. Henry Roraback anc and son Lewis. spent Easter Sunday il New York City returning home Tuesday evening.
 Rollin Nichols, of Huntsville, has beer visiting at l.. E. Howe's.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Jacklin, of Winsted spent Sunday with friends ln town.
 Mss May Devine is spending her Eas ter vacation in New York City.
 The Woman's Missionary Society O. Pilgrim church will meet with Mrs Charles Smith Friday afternoon at 2:3( and the Mission Circle will meet witt Mrs. Lyles the same afternoon at 800.
 James W. Mccormick, of Flshkil Landing, was home over Sunday.
 Druggist Farnum visited in Stock bridge on Good Friday.
 Dr. H. l.. Ross spent Good Friday il Bridgeport, attending special sessior of Hamilton Commandary, K. of T.
 Mrs. William Moulthrop and daughter Hilda, of Pittsfield, visited at MT. A. A Hubbard's last Thursday and Friday.
 MT. John Madagan spent Easter at hi homo m Npwtnxun Conn