Connecticut western news., 1913-11-13
CANAAN

 Liberty, N. Y. This week she is work ing in the interests of the Home Mis- slonary Society among the churches of Sullivan and Greene Counties, N. Y.
 Mr. and, Mrs. George Wigglesworth and MT. and Mrs. Harry Rogers, of Naugatuck, were in town Tuesday to attend the funeral of c. P. Strong.
 Everybody is asked to bring package containing one penny's worth to the cent party. at Pilgrim Church parlors, Friday evening, Nov. 13. Come with your pockets full of pennies to let you in and to buy the tempting things to eat.
 About fifty members of the Epworth League and their friends gathered at the Methodist parsonage Tuesday evening for the monthly business meeting and social. MT. and Mrs. Travis proved roy al entertainers and everybody had a good time.
 Miss Alice L. Peirce is spending few days with Mss Emma A. Lawrence at her home on Granite Avenue.
 Mir. George B. Cogswell, of Gary, Ind. a brother-in law of the late George P. Strong, arrived here late Tuesday night, having been prevented from arriving In time for the Strong funeral, by the heavy snow blockades in the West. He remained until yesterday afternoon. He reports his brothers, "Kib'' and John in good health, and is looking fit as fiddle himself
 Frederick Fritz Augustus Oehlschla- ger. infant son of MT. and Mrs. F. Oehl- schlager, was baptized at the Methodist Church last Sunday morning
 Clinton D. V. Barnes, of Great Bar rington. was home the first of the week.
 Mrs. Sarah E. Cande. of Sheffield, visited her brother. George L. Parsons, Tuesday of this week.
 George M. Bullock visited Albany the first of the week.
 Monday night the Odd Fellows work ed the third degree for F. E. Dewey's benefit. Next week five candidates will be given the initlatory degree,
 Mrs. Mary Burget, of Great Barring ton, spent Sunday With Mrs. E. T. Rowe.
 Mrs. James Keenan and Mrs. M. O'Neil went to Hartford Saturday and visited Mrs. Foley, who is in hospital there, undergoing treatment for tumor.
 William VanDeusen, of Clayton, has purchased the Stanley steamer auto, of MT. Sweet, of Ashley Falls.
 The Hawthorne Club meets today with Mrs. F. R. Collin. The program for the afternoon will be that designed for the omitted meeting of last week. Miss Whittlesey has Samuel Johnson" for her topic and Miss Catherine Rora- back will give readings.
 The Cranford Club meets this after noon with Mrs. F. F. Stevens. The topic for discussion is ''The religious of India" divided as follows Brahmanism, Miss Ferguson Primitive Hinduism. oulSS b0ChlOy IhIS. Rhoades; Buddhism, Mrs. Dempsey.
 Miss Addie Kimball, of Beckett, Mass, visited Miss Mary Howe this week.
 Miss Bessie Lorraine IS visiting rela- tives in Torrington.
 MT. George Drumn, of Pittsfield is at his home here on account of the ser ious illness of his mother.
 Quintin Roger visited his mother in Winsted last week.
 County Commissioner William Bailey, Jr., of Hartford. and family were guests of MT. and Mrs. E. L. Roberts Saturday and Sunday.
 Rev. W. H. Mills went to Oakville Tuesday to attend meeting of the Litchfield County Archdeaconry.
 MT. Mason Humphrey, who has been away for several weeks, has returned home.
 MT. Perrin Stanton has purchased a lumber business near Canaan, N. Y.. and expects to move there soon. Ills son Junius, and the families of Ralph and Percy Stanton will also move up there and work for their father.
 Mrs. [. Sweeney and Mrs. Orrin flakes visited in Winsted Saturday.
 MT. E. M. Allender. of New Haven, manager of the United Press, was a visitor in Canaan Sunday.
 Mrs. Marian R. Traver. of Millerton, is visiting at Freeman Dempsey's.
 There were IS people present at the meeting of the Ar, Circle Tuesday. We had delightful meeting. Fanny Jack son played piano solo, Soul of the Night" nocturne by Henri Weir; Ruth Fitch gave conundrums. A great deal of useful advice was given by Aunty Reel to the girls. Usual exercises.-El- len Tiudell Renortar