Connecticut western news., 1913-01-30
CANAAN

Falls and Falls Village. She also or ganized local branches of the society i'll all three churches and Queen Esther circles, for the girls, ill two churches. G. l.. Parsons & Son are busy with their annual inventory
 At the regular meeting of the Knights of Columbus fuedsay evening, eight candidates were received into member ship. . Mrs. Grace Gangell and son Lewis, of East Canaan, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Fred Stevens.
 The Royal Neighbors had public in- stallation, chicken pie supper and dance in Odd Fellows hall last night.
 George Drum has been visiting friends in Schenectady, N. Y.
 Miss Caroline Bailey, who was known to many in Canaan. died in Sheffield last Friday, and was buried in East Ga naan, Sunday afternoon.
 Next week Friday evening the men of the Methodist church will serve ther annual supper in the church dining rooms.
 Bianchi 6 Graves, the Main street clothiers, have just finished their annual inventory.
 The Hawthorne Club meets this af ternoon with Miss O. H. Roraback.
 laI ho Mckinley banquet at Hotel Taft, in New Haven yesterday. The Epworth League business meet ing will be held next Wednesday even- ing with Mrs. O. E. Badgley.
 Miss Anna N. Brown spent the past week in Brooklyn, N. Y. Officials of the Methodist Church should not forget the fourth Quarterly Conference. that meets tomorrow night, with Dr. Wilson in the chair. Reports will be called for from all the church or ganizations. The Art Circle met Tuesday after noon, Jan. 28, at Mrs. Reels. There < junior and seniors meeting together. They had sewing and general exercises. The entertainment committee was chosen from the seniors, who had de- Summer Dream Waltz," by Regina Adam Reading, "The Three Lovers, J by Ruth Hatmaker Piano solo, "Moon beams on the Lake," by Luella Cudney Recitation, "Shacob's Lament" by Ellen Lindell. A business meeting followed and three new members voted in.-E. O. L., Reporter. .-.
 Frank DeMars, of Winsted and his bride, who, by the way was cousin oi Miss Gladys DeHart, are stopping over in Canaan on their wedding tour, an6 are at the home of Miss DeHart
 Voters Tn the Canaan Fire District should bear in mind the annual meeting of the district in Town Hall next week Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
 Mrs. George H. Oles, housekeeper fol A. A. Hubbard, returns today from New York. where she has been spending z few weeks with her daughter, Mrs Blanche Oles Sothern.
 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rowe spen Sunday with relatives in Great Barring ton.
 Christ Church guild met Tuesday af ternoon with Mrs. Samuel Hyde.
 John Nicoll is at home from Nev York for few days.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. s. Judd are now set tied in the apartments over the Canaan Printing Company. @.
 Miss s. w. Adam and Miss Mary E Adams are spending few days in Nev York City.
 The dance to be given by the Y. l.. 0 O. next Monday evening, at the Tow Hall promises to be a very pleasant af fair. Germans orchestra, of Pittsfeld consisting or tour pieces, furnishes tn music. The price of tickets include supper. A special trolley car leaves fo Housatonic at 1:15 a. m.
 h AudhS3 OL spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. H N. Adam, of East Main street.
 Miss Harriet Ensign from Lime Roc is a guest of Miss Emma Lawrence.
 Mrs. Mary Stratton, of East Cauaa is visiting at A. A. Hubbard's.
 MT. Roy Johnson, of Norfolk. was i town Tuesday.
 A mission-stud class has been o ganized among the members of th Methodist church. Meetings will | held Monday evenings at 7:30 to col .tinue one hour. The subject chosen "China."
 The railroad gates at the Main stree crossing have been re-painted.
 Misc EdVtha Tinker iS once moro ,