Connecticut western news., 1914-10-29
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.agitated question at present and al men who are interested are cordial. invited. The class meets in the lee ture room of the church at noon o1 Sundays.
 John VanBuskirk and Eugene Leon ard, of New York, will spend the week end with MT. and Mrs. E. V. Nestell
 Sheriff O. O. Middlebrooks, of Win sted, was a visitor in town this week
 The first snow of the season made its appearance here Tuesday-a little furry that didn't amount to much but con veyed dubious reminder that winter is coming.
 The Porter building on Railroad street, occupied by Baker Vogt and Fruiterer Barbeiri, has been newly painted by Ed. Brewer.
 Burt Feathers, of East Canaan, who recently broke his arm while drawing wood for the lime kiln, was taken to the PittsfieId House of Mercy, Tues day, on suggestion of Dr. Lee.
 Miss Esther Bradley, of Winsted, is visiting at Mrs. James Reel, Sr's.
 The Misses Adella and Lydia Mer- win, of Torrington, spent the week. .end at their home here.
 Mrs Samuel G. Camp entertained her friends at cards, yesterday after noon, in honor of Miss Isabella Bid- we'll who is visiting her.
 The funeral Of Mrs. Henry Clark, of Sheffield, was attended on Saturday afternoon in that village. Mrs. Clark died as the result of an operation per formed in Boston hospital She was 59 years of age. She is pleasantly re- membered by the members of the Ga naan Choral Society in which she was greatly interested and was a very regular attendant.
 J. E. Rhoades, who has been seri- ously ill for several weeks, has so far recovered his health and strength as to be able to be out and walk about the street.
 Ovid P. Gillette spent Monday night in Danbury.
 Conductor Fred Scott, of the Bridge port Pittsfield passenger train, has re- turned to his run, after an enforced lay-of resulting from sickness. Con- ductor Cannon, of West Stockbridge, substituted for MT. Scott during his absence
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin Morrison, MT and Mrs. Frederick Hulett and son, of Sheffield, motored to Canaan, Sunday and spent the day at Charles Mansir's.
 The Odd Fellows worked the. second degree Monday night and at the same time entertained forty seven members of Clifton Lodge, Winsted, who paid them fraternal visit. Next week the third degree will be put on.
 MT. and Mrs Norman Hicks went to New Jersey. Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Parker Hicks. The burial was in Hartford
 Mrs. Honora McCarty is having her house at the corner of Railroad and Bragg streets wired for electric lights by A. W. Nicoll, of Great Burlington. Decker & Bee5e are installing mi tary plumbing and steam heating plant in Mrs. McCarty's residence.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Stevens, who have been visiting relatives in the vicinity have returned to their home in Missouri.
 Mrs. Eugene T. Rowe spent Friday in Hartford.
 Mrs. Charles Shaw has returned from Amsterdam, N. Y., where she has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Cross.
 Mrs E. V. Nestell is entertaining Miss Mary Bell, of Chatham, N ".
 Mrs. E. F. Parsons. who has been visiting Miss Emma A. Lawrence, re- turned Tuesday to Ter home in Vine land N. J.
 The receipts from the entertainment given by the Bluebirds Monday after noon amounted to $28. 60 and they wish to express their appreciation for all that was done to make the affair a suc- cess
 George l.. Parsons has just had his house and barn repainted by E. A. Brewer and his workmen.
 Baker Vogt started his delivery wagon yesterday morning.
 The annual business meeting and social Of the Canaan Choral Society will be held at the town hall on Mon day evening, Nov. 9. This will be the tenth anniversary of the organization of the society.
 Miss Caroline Camp. who has been in New York for several weeks prepar- iny herself to teach the modern dances, returned yesterday, and will soon be- gin giving lessons in the poetry of mo ton.
 Thomas McClelland is moving his household goods from the Manvel tene- ment to the rooms over the Farnum drug store recently vacated by E. w. Warner.
 Star-gazf rs are studying the comet which is naked to the visible eye in the early evening almost under the end of the handle to the Big Dipper.
 MT. and Mrs John Imhof were given o o11T-r,ricQ T1artu last WQ1nQC.