Connecticut western news., 1913-01-09
CANAAN

not yet sent their acceptance to chair man Joseph l.. Parsons, should do so by the end of the present week, as the supplementary list of invitations, to be sent later, will depend rpon the mum Der of acceptances returned at that time Those on the first list, who defer accept ting until after the 10th will have tc take their chances with those on the supplementary list.
 Miss Gladys DeHart attended the Wagner concert of the New Haven Symphony Society, i'll Woolsey Hall New Haven, Tuesday evening.
 George W. Hall, the local real estate dealer, is now listing properties Ill prep aratiOn for catalogue soon to b. issued.
 Miss Finnegan opens the season to. night with the first meeting of her dancing class.
 The Methodist Church was filled Monday evening with an interested audience to listen to the deferred Christ mas entertainment. As usual the little ones of the Primary department had the first part of the program and acquitted themselves proud with their songs and recitations. The older mem bers of the school then illustrated a meeting of a Queen Esther missionary circle, Miss Ellen Lindell taking the part as president, and Mrs. w. N. Beebe as a deaconess. Representatives of heathen nations appeared Tn costume. After brief speech Rev. H. Corn ford called Misses Ina Trieschmann and Clara Merchant to the platform who on behalf of the school, presented beauti- ful engraved watch fob to the superin. tendent, G. w. Parsons.
 Leonard Caldwell, who underwent an operation for appendicitis ill Charter Oak Hospital, Hartford. Monday morn ing, is reported as getting along fine.
 Jndge D. 0. Whittlesey and Misses Katherine and Frances Abbe have re- turned from Lakewood, N. J., where they spent the holidays.
 The Woman's Missionary of the the Methodist Church meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. F. F. Clemens. The study of Mormonism will begin with the meeting.
 Mrs Esther Dunning returned yes- terday from visit with friends in Rock vile, Conn.
 The Royal Neighbors initiated two candidates last evening, at their regu- lar meeting in Odd Fellows Hall. Supper was served after the meeting.
 Miss Lila Gibbs. who has been visit ing Mrs. N. W. Hardenbergh a few days, returned to her home in Ct. Bar rington last week.
 O. T. Vosbnrgh was called to Phil mont. N. Y., Monday, to attend the flu neral of his. brother in-law, Amos New of that place.
 Miss Wendell, of Nioerville, N. Y. is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. G. Root.
 Christ Church Guild met yesterday with Mrs Jerome Root. The next meet ing will be with Mrs. E. $. Pease.
 MT. William Kane and family, of Lakeville. were New Years guests at Q. P. Smiths.
 Miss Lotta Buckpee has been visiting friends at Coleman's Station. N. Y., She was an over-Sunday guest at B. Husted's, at Coleman's Farm.
 It is expected that Douglas Library will be supplied with the new magazines this week. The directors give cordial invitation to everyone to make free use open hours, to and 7 to 9, Wednes. day and Saturday.
 Miss Margaret Hanlon spent Sunday at her home here.
 Mrs. Charles Shaw is on the sick list
 Mrs. s. E. Kimball visited Mrs. David H. Roger, in Southbury Monday.
 Mrs. Harry Gordon, of Chapinville, is visiting her sister, Mrs. D. J Emmons in Canaan Valley.
 A series of Sunday evening services will be held i'll the Pilgrim Church be. ginning next Sunday at 7:30. There will be picture talks and hymn singing evenings and everyone will be welcome. Next Sunday there will be an illustrated talk on "Chui ches ancient and modern. "
 Miss Marjorie Nicoll has been enter taining her cousin, Miss Olive Roys, of Hartford.
 Miss Brssie Frein. of Great Barring ton, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. B.. T. Rowe.
 The Hawthorne club meets this after neon with Mrs. F. R. Collins. on Granite Avenue.
 W. c. Hewitt the popular manager of the Mahaiwe Theatre, of Great Burlington, has made arrangements to show motion pictures III the Town Hall