Connecticut western news., 1913-09-25
CANAAN

R. T. Farnum has moved his family from the Granger house, on Railroad street to Mrs. F. McCarty's house on Bragg street.
 Mrs. Josephine Hamlin, of New York visited Mrs. H. E. Pease last week.
 Arthur Ferguson. of Bridgeport, son of W. T, Ferguson formerly of Canaan, is visiting his cousins, the Misses Granger.
 Hiram Eddy Camp, Sons of Veterans, will go to- Millerton this evening to assist in initiating large class of candi- dates
 Beginning next Wednesday. October l the Douglas Library will open at o'clock instead of 80 in the afternoon.
 Mrs. Joseph Kegler and daughter Miss May are visiting in Hartford.
 Miss Elizabeth Mccormick is enjoying weeks vacation from the telephone office.
 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peirce, of Boston spent Sunday at D. L. Peirce's. MT. Peirce is engaged in Forestry and will demonstrate the work at Great Barring ton Fair.
 Grant Carter has resumed his duties at Dempsey's Drug Store after d vaca- tion spent in Kingston, N. Y, and New York City.
 The village schools are closed today to enable the pupils to attend Great Bar rington Fair.
 Miss May Lorrain. of Sheffield, IS visit ing at B. R. Lorrains.
 Miss Clara Hunter went to Newburg yesterday where she expects to make her home in the future.
 Miss Charlotte Beckley returned Tues, day evening from five weeks stay in Cornwall.
 The Poughkeepsie district Epworth League convention meets today and uo- morrow in the Methodist Church in Sharon. Rev. L. E. and Mrs. Travis and Mrs. F. F. Stevens are attending lTOu Lu6 Oduhdu LedSu6.
 The Mission Circle of Pilgrim Church meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. c. M. Bullock.
 Mrs. Mulford Wheeler, of Pine Plains, N. Y., has been visiting at F. R. Collins.
 Mrs. F. J. Butler has been very ill for several weeks and at this writing is very low.
 Earl Derr Biggers, the author of the successful mystery novel Seven Keys to Baldpate," is expected to be @ guest of President Orr, at the Bald Head banquet.
 Dr. Ross will start Saturday for Lake Ohatlemac and the Ohatiemac Club, in the Adirondacks, for two weeks of shooting sport when the deer season opens. He says he will get at least one deer and one bear before he returns.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Chamberlain, of West Cornwall, were in town Tuesday.
 Dr. Ross, dentist, will be absent from his office for two weeks, beginning Sat urday. Sept. 27.
 In order to secure a satisfactory line of new post cards views, The Canaan Printing Go. would welcome suggestions regarding the beauty spots in and around Canaan. Write or telephone your choice.
 Miss Mary McGuirs, of Hartford, has been visiting her mother and sister the past week.
 W. B. Hubbard. of West Cornwall, was in town Tuesday.
 Mrs. Frank Hitchcock is the only woman who registered to be made a voter this year, and she signified her in tention to the registrar, by telephone, being still too i'll to venture out. Last year a6 women were made voters, out of about 90 who had signified their inten- tion, and about SO who registered.
 James W. Mccormick was home from Millerton, Sunday.
 Miss Louise Bragg and Miss Mary o. Hill spent a couple of days in Norfolk last week, visiting friends and attend. ing the Norfolk fair. Miss Bragg con- sented to act as judge, in the depart ment of pastry. jellies, jams, preserves, etc.
 Says the Hartford Times in it's story of the Bald Head Club "The fact that Canaan is the birthplace and the home of this club has given 8 world wide repu- tation to Canaan, for there ism paper in the country that doesn't carry some news from time to time about the bald head club of Canaan, and it was only re- gently that prominent citizen of Litch- field county who had been travelling on the other side of the Atlantic incidentally remarked that he saw in the columns of paper in Europe an account of the Ca- pran Bald Head Club"
 The new 1914 models at Bnniamin' g