Connecticut western news., 1913-01-09

''Rural and Out Of Door Sports" ana also by Mrs. Jackson, on "The English Drama"
 Mrs. William Smithers of Hartford, spent Saturday in Canaan with her hus- band. from where she went to Millerton on visit to relatives returning to Hart ford on Monday.
 Dan Sweeney is again on the car in- spector staff.
 The winters musical and society events at the Mahaiwe Theatre Great Burlington, will be Friday evening Jan. IT and Saturday afternoon, Jan. IS. Local talent will present the Mother Goose Opera and popular extravaganza, ''The House that Jack Built" Mrs. J. l.. Lake, of New York is training the caste. She has given this play with the greatest success in many different states, It is both spectacular and an- tistic and the music catchy. The pro ceeds are for the District Nurse Associa- tion, so that the patrons will have two hours of enjoyment and yet be helping Great Barrlngton's most worthy charity Gar after performance.
 Mayor Kilton B. Miller of Pittsfeld, who retired from office last Monday, after two terms in the mayors chair, was rendered banquet by the staff of the Eagle, of which he is proprietor. at the Wendell Hotel, Saturday night. The Scribes are glad to get their boss back.
 George V. Wood is assisting Philip Orben at the Garfield barber shop.
 George L. Parsons sold Tuesday, the Buff Rock cockerel, which he had on ex- hibition at the Waterbury Poultry show to Cheshire poultry fancies.
 Monday morning at 1O:30. there was a service with sermon and holy commun- ion at Christ church, it being the feast of the Epiphany.
 HFJesse T Shepard. of Sheffield, and known to many in this vicinity, died at his home in that village last week. after 8 short illness.
 Mrs. John Rains, of South Norwalk. is spending few days at George Trieschmann
 Benjamin has large line of the new "1913" cars ready to show. The new Cadillac 6-passenger touring car is attracting lot of attention. The Pope Hartford model 31 is beauty at $2,250.
 Landlord F. A. Baker, of The Can field, was in Hartford yesterday.
 Miss Louise Trieschmann, of Danbury Normal, spent Sunday at her home here.
 Miss Helen Hanlon returned to Dan- bury Normal Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Caulkins of Amenia visited at A. w. Holsapple's last week.
 Miss Lena Blair has resigned her po- sition ill New Milford and returned home.
 ], Henry Roraback was listed among the guests at the Taft dinner at the Waldorf, New York, Saturday night.
 Miss Mary Finnegan. who spent the holiday vacation with her mother and sister in Canaan has returned to New York.
 MT. Lewis Holcomb of Winsted has been visiting at L. B. Nestell's.
 MT. and Mrs. E. A. Brewer spent Sun- day in Lakeville.
 Miss Ina Trieshmann spent the latter part of last week with her sister in Dan- bury.
 John R. Fuller, Clinton Wilcox and Keith Adam returned to their studies at Hilton Seminary, Monday morning.
 Miss Ruth Peirce returned to North field Seminary last Thursday.
 Died at Waterbury. Conn.,. January 3, Mrs. Louise B. Loveridge.
 Oliver Carter family returned Saturday from a vacation spent with friends in New York State.
 Miss Edna Hayes. of East Canaan, last fall. has resigned her position. Miss Ella M. Manning, of Glastonbury, Conn.,, has been secured to fill the position vacated by Miss Hayes. Miss Manning appeared rpon the scene of her labors Monday afternoon, and will live with MT. and Mrs. B. H. Rogers, of Canaan Valley.
 MT. and Mrs. George Judd, of Hunts. vile, spent New Years day at R. H. Whitford's.
 Miss Catherine Connolly, of Great Harrington. was Sunday guest of Miss May Devine.
 On account of the unavoidable absence of several members of Canaan lodge, |. o. o. F., Monday evening, the in stallation of the newly elected officers was postponed until next Monday even. ing, January 13.
 Mrs. F. V. Gillette, of Great Barring