Connecticut western news., 1913-11-20
CANAAN

up With a severe COlN GnaG pIeNeuteu n1e attendins the Superior Conrt session in Winsted. Tuesday,. Mir. Barnes is one of the jurors at this session.
 Harry Hover, Philip Orbens assistant, is in the House of Mercy, Pittsfield, for treatment.
 Mrs. Eben kimball ST., of Albany, and the Misses Avis Kimball and Ruth Staf- ford, of Plsttsburgh. are visiting at s. E. Kimball's in East Canaan.
 The News desires to correct an error in last weeks issue in the name of Baker Ochlschlager' son, it should be Julius Frederick.
 Rev. J. W. Lard, of Winsted, who spoke at the Brotherhood supper, Tues day evening, was guest of Rev. l.. E. Travis during his stay ill town.
 Miss M. W. Manvel presided at the organ at the Methodist church during the absence of Mrs. F. H. Lee.
 The Royal Neighbors gave another of their popular dances at Odd Fellows hall last evening.
 The topic for discussion at the Broth erhood class of Pilgrim Church next / Sunday will be: 'If man does the best he can will he not go to Heaven?"
 Miss Ina Trieschmann is home from Lakevllle for few days.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Howard Bierce of Waterbury are visiting friends ill town. F. R. Collin has on sale the subscrip- tion tickets for the opera, Patience" to be given in Mahaiwe Theatre, Friday, Nov. 29.
 Mrs. Irving Whiting of Lakeville called on friends in town, Saturday.
 Read the advertisement of "Patience'' to be given in Mahaiwe Theatre, Friday November 28.
 There were IA girls present at the . meeting of the Art Circle this week Tuesday. There were general exercises games and music. Auntie Reel made fudge which rapidly disappeared. Ellen o. Lindell. Reporter.
 The Hawthorne Club meets this after noon at 3:30, with Mrs. Ives at The Can field. Mrs. Nestell has paper on "Jean Jaclue Rousseau" and Miss Oliver gives readings. No meeting of the club next week.
 Union Thanksgiving services will be held in the Methodist church, next Wednesday evening, at 7:30. The pro. xuil nf nf propriate hymns and brief addresses by the pastors.
 Do not forget the Y. l.. O. o. dance next Wednesday night at the Town Hall. Germans orchestra of Pittsfield, will fur nish the music and concert will precede the dance.
 Rev. and Mrs. W. Howard Mills will be tat home" from 3 to o'clock every Wednesday afternoon, and on every Wednesday, evening.
 Miss Whitcomb, of Great Barring ton, is visiting Mss Gladys DeHart.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Collins has returned from her stay ill Southbury.
 MT. and Mrs. E. W. Warner returned Tuesday, from visit i'll Springfield.
 The annual Thanksgiving Food Sale by the ladies of the Epworth League, will be held in the Methodist Church par lors, Tuesday, Nov. 25, at o'clock. Or ders will be received at Miss Ferry shop up to Saturday night of this week.
 The town school committee have just been notified by the State Board of Edu- cation. that the average attendance grant for the town of North Canaan amounts to $1569.70.
 A number of dandelion blossoms were picked by Lena Hayden, Tuesday, Nov. IS, on the school grounds.
 Sunday morning Rev. MT. Travis will preach in the Methodist Church. mis- sionary sermon. and will distribute the printed appeal to the members.
 Rev w. Howard Mills, rector of Christ Church will invite the Masons to attend special service appropriate to St. Johns day, Sunday, December 28.
 The usual Thanksgiving service will be held at 10:30 next. Thursday morning, at Christ Church.
 G. L.Parsons & Sons sale of the A. M. Little stock of shoes and rubbers that began last Friday, proved 8 drawing card for the firm. The many bargains attract not only Canaan people but also those from nearby towns.
 Allen and Ruth Drumm, of P1ttsfield, were Sunday guests of relatives in town. The Camp Fire girls met yesterday af- ternoon to learn the new honor dance. X There will be no meetings next week.
 It is reported that George W. Dedrick formerly Canaan resident, and George Sweet, of Ashley Falls have leased the Dunham Garage in Sheffield.