Connecticut western news., 1913-03-20

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 Saturday afternoon the Kensington Club hold food sale ill the Methodist church dining rooms at o'clock.
 '"The Girl of My Dream, '' new musi- cal play of exceptional charm, was pro- duced at the Mahaiwe Theatre, Great Burlington, Tuesday evening to large house, including good many apprecia- tive Canaanites. who came home enthu siastically declaring that Manager Hewitt had provided them, in "The Girl of My Dreams, the best attraction of the season.
 Business Men smoker in Odd Fellows Hall tonight. Everybody come.
 Arrangements have been made with the Berkshire Street Railway O., so that special car will leave Great Bar rington next Tuesday evening after the Veteran Firemen's ball for Canaan, and on it's return will run through to Pitts field.
 E. w. Warner visited friends in Win sted, Tuesday.
 Miss Sarah Boon. of Pittsfeld, visited Mrs. J. Henry Roraback over Sunday.
 Tomorrow evening at 8:30 the Great Darlington and Canaan Boy Scouts will play game of basket ball in Town hall Next Monday evening the second an- nual ball of the Knights of Columbus will be held in the Town hall. Beeman 6 Hatch orchestra will furnish music.
 Announcement is made of the engage ment of Landlord Frank A. Baker, of The Garfield, and Mrs. Charlotte Law son, of New York. The marriage will take place at the residence of the bride elect, Tn New York, within few weeks.
 Charles N. Hodge. an electrical work CT, and Mrs. Lois E. Grant, both of Pitts field, were married by Justice George w Ford, Tuesday afternoon.
 At the Hat Shop-an exhibition of beautiful hats for Easter to which a cordial welcome is extended.
 Miss Adella Graney. of Winsted, spent Tuesday at her home here.
 Miss H. Menger. of Great Harrington, l offers this week sale of pattern hats.I
 At special meeting of Pilgrim church it was voted to change the institution so that after this year the annual church meeting would be held on the Thursday after the first Sunday in January instead of April. It was also voted to print a foot note to the church's Statement of Doctrine" stating that those who joined the church were not required to assent to the creed as literal statement of their own belief.
 George s. Fuller will give an informal talk on his recent trip to Panama at the Brotherhood class at Pilgrim church next Sunday. Glass meets at noon and men not regular attendants are invited. | Robert Cartmill, who was associated with l.. s. Judd, in the Garfield Livery stables, has moved to Springfield, where he has accepted position.
 There will be union service at the Methodist church tonight at which Rev. Harry Cornford will speak and the Union Fast Day service will be held at Pilgrim at four o'clock at which Rev. John Gal win Goddard, of Salisbury, will speak. On Tuesday afternoon Rev. E. A. Hazel tine gave the address and on Wednesday Rev. W. F. Stearps spoke at Pilgrim church.
 Last evening Rev. B. O. Gillette preached in Norfolk, and tonight he will speak in Salisbury. in services appropri- ate to. Holy Week.
 Telephone service in your residence earns more than it's small cost in time and money saved. Adv.
 Geo. E. LeCounte, of Plttsfeld, and Miss Nellie M Culver. of Lanesboro, Mass. were married at the Pilgrim church parsonage, Saturday, by Rev. E. O. Gillette.
 Mrs. George Roger spent one day last week in Hartford.
 Misses Louise Trieschmann and Helen Hanlon, of Danbury Normal, are home for their Easter vacation.
 Mrs. Joseph Blair has been on the sick list.
 Miss Lila Miller, of Copake, is visiting at A. ". Holsapple's.
 Miss Mary Judd, of Lakeville, was home over Sunday.
 MT. Snyder. of Albany, has been visit ing at O. J. Decker's.
 Miss Ethel Judd, of Lakeville, was calling on friends in town Saturday
 An examination will be held at Ca- naan, April 12, to fill contemplated vacancy in the position of fourth class postmaster at Twin Lakes. The com pensation was $670 for the last fiscal year. Applicants must reside within | the territory supplied by the post office