Connecticut western news., 1913-01-16
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Hartford last week. for an operation which was successfully performed Mon- day. At this writing Mrs. Dnvine is doing nicely. Mr D9viue und Mrs. Mary Dovine were with her over Sun day.
 Misses M ,rgaret Linden and Mary Flynn. of Great Burlington. are spend ing week at John Flyun's.
 Mrs. Mary Dunn, Miss Alicia Dunn and Joseph Dunn. of Falls Village, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Mary Devine, of Church street
 Christ church guild met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. E. s. Pease.
 Recent marriages By Justice George W. Ford. Jan. l4, Frank E.. Pratt and Anna M. Maloney. both of Pittsfeld. By Rev. E. c. Gillette. Jan 15, Percy R. Hutchinson and Hattie M Osgood, both of Pittstield.
 Miss M A. Els, of New Haven, is visiting Dr. and Mrs. Ross.
 Conductor David Charlton of the 0. N. E. Railway, who is ill at his home in Berlin, N. Y, is reported improving.
 Leonard Caldwell, who has been in Charter Oak hospital for two weeks, is so much improved that he will leave the hospital on Saturday of this week.
 Yesterday was Contract day" at Borden's.
 Judge Roraback sat with the Supreme court ill Hartford on Tuesday.
 Canaan will be represented at the f'House that Jack Built" performance in the Mahaiwe Theater tomorrow night.
 M. R. Lane, of Westfeld, Mass, was recent guest of friends in town.
 Miss Am ella Barden is sick with measles at her home ill North Norfolk.
 The Modern Woodmen of America installed their new officers last evening and enjoyed a banquet afterwards.
 Miss Pequigney, of the Danbury Nor nal School, is acting as substitute for Miss Hill this week 1n grade 4 of the public school
 Mrs. 0. W. Camp was a recent guest of friends in Winsted.
 The members of the Ladies' Aid So- ciety of the Methodist church, hold their annual meeting and election of officers, in the church parlors Friday evening. They will gather at 5:30 for a banquet, to be followed by the business session.
 Mrs. Fraleigh, son and little daugh- ter have returned to their home in Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
 A J. Wigglesworth and Co.,. and Decker ahd Alvord, have posted notices to the effect. that beginning Monday January 90, they will close their stores every evening, except Saturday, at 6 o'clock.
 Fred Williams, Esq, of New Milford, was in Canaan yesterday.
 Lorralne's carpenters and Streck's painters are making great transforma- tion in Rhoades's barber shop, which is ito be occupied by the Benton 6 Wright shoe firm. The barber shop is to be moved into the front of the present shoe store in the same block.
 Miss Jennie Ferry, who has been on the sick list for 8 week, IS once more at her rdressmaking rooms.
 A. L. Higgins, the Church street blacksmith, has been confined to the house with the grip for several days
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Herman started last night for Ogdensburgh. N. Y, where MT. Herriman' s mother is serious ly ill. <.
 Miss Carre Fuller was in Bridgeport last week, a guest of MT. and Mrs George o. Peet. ..-
 Ralph O. Humphrey has been con- fined to his house with illness.
 The choir of the Methodist church have arranged for another song service next Sunday evening at 7:30. The se- 1ections will be from the church hym- nal. The pastor will give brief his tory of the hymns used.
 Next Monday evening there will be no moving pictures at the Town Hall, on account of a previous engagement of the hall by other parties.
 Tomorrow, Friday evening, the Boy Scouts invite. their friends to meet with them at their rooms, at o'clock. There will also be meeting of the Scout Coun- cil at the same place at 7:30; full atten- dance is desired.
 The men of the Methodist church have selected Friday evening, February r, for their annual church supper.
 District Deputy W. D. Sheldon and staff were in Winsted, Tuesday night, as installing officers of Clifton lodge. I. O.. O. F. Last week they visited lodges ill Torrington and Collinsville.
 MT. and Mrs. Floyd Cantield have re: turned home after 2 short trip to New York Mrs Garfield snendinp the hOli-