Connecticut western news., 1913-11-27
CANAAN

ed that Grand Master Frank E.. Roys and Rev. J. W. Laird, of Winsted, will De present together with delegation from Millerton lodge. The Rebekah lodge will furnish a supper at the close of the session.
 ] Miss Elizabeth Morgan, of Lakeville, spent Wednesday night with Miss Rosalie Imhoff and attended the Y. L. o. O. dance.
 Contractor E. R. Lorrain is nursing crushed finger the result of an accident on building job.
 Mrs. William O'Brien, of Hartford, visited her sister, Miss Elizabeth Fitz- gerald. over Sunday.
 Miss Gladys DeHart is filling an en- gagement every Sunday with the Con- gregational Church choir in Great Bar rington.
 Ovid P. Gillette returned Saturday from his trip to Illinois.
 Rev. Fr. Sullivan, the new curate of St. Joseph's parish conducted his first service here last Sunday.
 Miss Charlotte Beckley went to Cornwall Hollow, Tuesday for a few days visit.
 And it is only four weeks from Christmas, have you done your early shopping yet?
 Mrs. Maggie Foley wishes to thank her many friends for their kindness shown her in her recent illness.
 Mrs. E. L. Roberts has been i'll recent ly, but is better now.
 Irving Ferguson and wife. of Bridge port will be entertained today at the home of the Misses Ferguson.
 Morning prayers in Christ Church at 1O:30 today. Sermon by the pastor, the Rev. W. Howard Mills.
 Mrs. James Mccormick and Mrs. Mary Devine spent Friday of last week in Millerton. Saturday morning they attended the funeral of William Hughes in Sheffield.
 Mrs. Miles Blodgett, of Falls Village, is staying with Mrs. Brown during the absence of MT. and Mrs. John Rode meyer.
 MT, Roy Johnson. of Norfolk has been visiting his sister, Mrs Samuel Reel.
 MT. and Mrs. E. R. Lorrain, and daughter Belle, are spending Thanks. giving with MT. J. E. Lorrain and fam lily in Sheffield.
 Mrs. Mary A. Holsapple, of New Britain is visiting her son, A. W. Hol- sapple and Mir. and Mrs. H. U. Thom- son also of New Britain are to spend Thanksgiving at the Holsapple home.
 Regular communication of Housatonic Lodge, F. and A. M. will be held this evening. Last Thursday special com munication was held and the second de- gree was worked.
 Miss Helen Holt, of New York is visit ing Mrs. F. Barber of Fairveiw Farm.
 The Brotherhood class of Pilgrim Church last Sunday listened to an infor- nal talk by the pastor on the relation of of the archaeological discoveries to Old Testament history and the topieappoint- ed for last week will be used next Sun- day. It is "If man does the best he can will he not go to Heaven?" G. L. Parsons & Son have just install ed three new floor display show cases.
 When the Storm King isolates you, you still have the telephone. Adv.
 The Art Circle met Tuesday with 15 girls present. We wrote letter to one of our former members. each member sending one message. Next week the program will be in charge of Mary Roger and Fanny Jackson. Girls, watch for the poster General exercises. music, games and sewing. E. c. Lindell, Re- porter.
 The Canaan Lumber Go. has joined the Booster Club" having built a fine walk in front of their property on Rail road street.
 "Willis Parsons furnished music for dance in Barkhamsted last evening."- Winsted Citizen. The managing editor of The News pleads mot guilty"
 Roscoe Benjamin and L. T. Stone, of Winsted have been appointed on the press agent staff for the Bald-Head Club banquet of next year.
 The weather last week seems to have been the warmest on record for that part of November. The saving of coal seems to have compensated for the ep1dermic of rheumatism which struck town, pro- vided you didn't sell coal or have the rheumatism.
 Mr. Frank Andrus of West Becket spent Sunday at 5. E. Kimball's ill East Canaan.
 Mr. L. E. Howe and daughter, Mary, are spending Thanksgiving at Frank in,