Connecticut western news., 1914-07-02

persons from this region appear in the films. It is possible that one of the state organizers will be prt sent and give 15-minute talk before the films are shown.
 George w. Hall, real estate agent, has rented Thos. O'Hara's nine room cottage to Ex-Mayor w. B. Hubbell, of South Norwalk, Conn. '' He will take possession July 1st. ',''::''.''
 Miss Margaret Hanlon, of Hartford, is spending weeks vacation at her home here.
 Mrs. Frank Brown and son Nelson, of New York city are visiting at B. R.. Lorrain's. ' Miss Dorothy DeMars, of Norfolk, is visiting E. A. BreWer's. .r .. .,.
 Miss Helen H. Hanlon has returned from a weeks stay at the sea-shore.
 Mrs. F. A. Baker has been visiting in New York city. ....
 MT. A. A. Hubbard entertained last Sunday MT. and Mrs. John Root and son, and Miss Wilbur, of Pittsfield, who motored down for the enjoyment of a ride through the Berkshire Valley.
 MT. J. J. Jerome, of North Adams, Mass, came to town Monday, in his automobile, to visit his daughter, the bride of Thomas McClelland. He brought with him a number of the we'd ding gifts received by the bridal couple, and which has been left at the brides home, awaiting transportation to her Canaan home.
 Miss Mary Passini, of Falls Village, has been visiting Miss Mary Howe.
 MT. and Mrs. Marcus Barnes and children of Great Burlington, were Sunday visitors at $. W. Barnes.
 Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 49 entertained their Grand Officers last Friday evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Man vile, of Waterbury, and Mrs. Kath- erine Reynolds from Bridgeport were present. About twenty-five of the members were present. Refreshments consisting of ice cream and cake were served and a pleasant evening spent by all present.
 John German, a we'll known char acter of Canaan and Ashley Falls, and Katherine V. Lynch of New York, who has been a resident of Canaan for a short time, were married in Sheffield, by Rev. B. c. Torrey, at the parson- age, Wednesday evening, June IF.
 Miss Helen Leffingwell is home for the summer from New Bedford, Mass, where she has been teaching.
 Mrs. x. Morrisey is very ill, a train ed nurse is in attendance.
 Mrs. George Brinton is visiting in Plainville and Hartford.
 Winsted Citizen, Saturday: The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Mccarthy, formerly of East Canaan and Winsted and until recently a teacher in Bridge port, and John Foley, of Springfield, Mass, was solemnized at Brigdeport this morning.
 MT. George J. Vogel goes to Danbury next week, to teach in the summer school for four weeks, before going to Torrington. -.
 MT. s. A. Kemp, formerly and for a long time janitor at the Canaan High School, who has been confined to his home by illness for many months, is growing rapidly worse, and it is feared he will not survive the summer. A nurse in is attendance.
 Canaan Hose Go. will give dance in Town Hall tomorrow evening, with music by Cline's orchestra of four pieces. Ice cream and cake will be served. This is the fourth annual dance of the Hose Company and should be we'll attended.
 The Right Rev. Bishop Milan will visit St. Joseph's Church rext Sunday to administer Confirmation The services will begin at 9 o'clock.
 Mrs. Margaret Holland, who has been nursing Mrs. Harry Default for the past two weeks, has returned to her home in Great Burlington.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth odist church meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Mary Pusey.
 Mrs. F. A. Coons has been quite sick the past week. Mrs. l.. J. Root, of Bristol is caring for her.
 Mrs Wallace Canfeld has been i'll for the past few days.
 Miss Mary c. Hill is spending few days at her home in Norwich.
 Rev. w. Howard Mills preached his last sermon as rector of Christ Church, Sunday evening, to a good-sized con- gregation. There was nothing in the nature of 'farewell' in the sermon, which was from the text, Ezekiel, II:1 - And he said unto me, Son of man, stand upon thy feet, and will speak unto thee." The formal discourse was preceded by brief expression of the rector's gratitude to his people, the officers of the church and Canaan friends outside the parish, for their uniform courtesy during his labors here, and his assurance that he would carry away with him only feelings of goodwill and friendliness. MT. and Mrs. Mills left Monday morning, by auto, for their new home in Ansonia.