Connecticut western news., 1914-09-03
CANAAN

y Moore, who has accepted better posi- tion in Stamford, the force of teachers in this village remain as last year. Miss Lucy Hall is to teach the school in District No. 5 at East Canaan. Miss Carrie Conklin in No. or Sodom dis trict Miss Louise Deloy at Canaan Valley. In district No. 1 at East Canaan, Miss Finnegan and Miss Qgyine return to thoroughly renovated school house, both the interior and ex- terior having received coat of paint.
 Rev. L. E. and Mrs. Travis went Monday to Pepacton, N. Y., where they will spend the month on their : farm. E.
 Mrs. Howell, of Salt Point, N. Y, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Lansing.
 panied by Mrs. N. W. Hardenbergh and Miss E. E. Green motored to New York city Sunday, returning Tuesday.
 Next Sunday morning at the Metho- dist church Rev. Edward W. Potter, of New Haven, field speaker of the State Temperance Association will speak. The Epworth League services as usual at 6:30.
 Misses Alice and Carolyn Lee, of Plainfield, N. J., are spending the week with their brother, Dr. F. H. Lee.
 Mrs. O. E. Vroman, of Brookfeld, is visiting her father D. L. Peirce. Miss Lillian Walter favored the con- 1f 110 e4 o1,y day evening with two solos that were much appreciated.
 MT. N. L. Jackson and daughter Fanny, returned Tuesday from Cort- land, N. Y, where they have been visiting the past month.
 Rev. A. B. Crichton, of Lexington, Mass, will oficiate at Christ church Sunday morning.
 The stores in the village will not open Monday, with the exception of the meat markets which will be open until , 10:30.
 \ Miss Mary Price, of Hartford, who spent her vacation at Church Terrace, returned home Saturday.
 William Torrant spent Sunday at his home 1n NOrfOlk.
 Perrin l.. Stanton and son Percy, of Fest Chatham motored to Canaan, Tuesday and called on friends.
 George Kane spent his vacation last week with relatives in Mill River and Winsted.
 Mrs. H. B. Mcfarland, of Chicago, H., is spending a couple of weeks at the Wangum.
 Miss Beatrice Humphrey has returned home after an extended stay at Port Leyden N. Y.
 Miss Sarah Stark is visiting in Amenia, N. Y.
 Dr. J. G. Adam and family and Nal colm and Maitland Adam are in camp at Lake Buell. for a week.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Howard Bierce and daughter, of Waterbury, have been visiting MT. Bierce's mother, Mrs. Rodemeyer, and Mrs. Beirce's sister, Mrs. Edson Rood, for the past week.
 Landlord Baker and Phil Orbin went to New York, by auto, Sunday, and bought back Mrs. Baker, who had been visiting in the metropolis
 Those contribution boxes, in the post offices and stores for the Red Cross fund for the European war should not be passed by. Drop something in the slot and feel the thrill of a duty done.
 Rev T. F. Ramon, of Willimantic, accompanied by Postmaster James F. Glynn, of Winsted, motored to LaKe- vile, Monday, and made short stol at Canaan, where both have many friends.
 Mr. J. Clinton Roraback spent Tues. day in Sharon Cn business.
 Misses Evang cline Hines and Emma Kegler spent last Thursday in Falls Village.
 Justice A. s. Davis, of Falls Village was visitor in Canaan yesterday.
 A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Miss Ellen Lindell, las evening, the party being given il honor of her birthday. About twenty of her friends were invited. The even ing was devoted to games, songs anC music. Refreshments consisting of ict cream and cake were served.
 A party of six Boy Scouts from Wash ington., on their return hike from thu Adirondacks, stopped at Canaan yester day afternoon.
 Miss Margaret Goggin, who had beer spending week with her aunts, il Bridgeport, returned Tuesday. Maste Walter Goggin and his sister Florenc' are visiting their grandfather Michae 7 Goggin at Falls Village. @l.
 Fred Stevens has moved to Eas Canaan, from the Mrs. Merwin hous on Church street. , "
 Communion will be administered il Pilgrim Church next Sunday morning Preparatory service tomorrow afternool at 3 o'clock.
 The meeting of the Litchfield Nortl Congregational Ministers Associatio will be held in Pilgrim church nez Tuesday. Papers by Revs. Snow an Starr,