Connecticut western news., 1914-03-12
EAST CANAAN

Key. George w. IudsOn, or Gu0 rlrs6 Congregational Church, Winsted, will lecture Friday evening at 8 o'clock on "I'he Passion Play" This lecture will conclude the course of six provided by the Brotherhood thls winter and all have been we'll attended. MT. Judson visited the scene of thls famous play in 1910, and has some beautiful stereopticon views, many of them colored.
 The Y. P. s. O. E. wilt give musi- cale Thursday, March 26, for the benefit of the electric light fund. The commit tee has secured the services of Prof. Fred Mobile of Winsted for that evening. Prof. Mobile is the leader of the Winsted Band and Gilbert School orchestra and 8 very talented musician. and will rem der solos on the mandolin and flute. Several other artists will be engaged and a spleddid concert is sure. .,... T Rev. W. F. Maylott attended the ses- sions of the National Religious Educa- tion Association at Yale University last week, and gave some of his impressions at the Sunday school session. Y
 Mrs. James Fuller is seriously Ill at her home on the furnace road. ..-...:....
 Miss Margarite Gaylord is recovering from her recent indisposition. .,..t
 Church services were largely attended Sunday morning and evening. At night the pastor spoke of the life and work of Lord Strathcona, the Canadian states man, who recently passed away. Some Canadian views were shown to illus trate the address and a "Song Service in, the Dark" preceded the address. "Storm and Peace" was the subject of the morn ing discourse; the text John xiv, 27. It is hoped that quite number of the young people will be prepared to join the church on confession of faithl Easter Sunday. '. .I
 Rev. w. F. Maylott will conduct preaching service at Literary Hall. Can aan Valley, Sunday at 3 p. rn.. ..' . ....
 Miss Maude Kimball spent the week end with friends in West Beoket. =.
 Mrs. Herbert N. Ladd and son Henry have returned to their home in Platts- burgh. Eben Kimball, IT,, accompanied them home for an indefinite stay.
 Robert Stevens has moved his family into part of the house now occupied by Guy Shibley. ,..<[r
 Miss Mary J. Howe of Canaan was an over-Sunday guest at Eben Kimbal, ,Sr.'s.
 A little son arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ned Beebe last Friday. ~
 Mrs. Burton Stratton and children and Mrs. Nelson Stratton have been on the list of sick ones. .".a ...
 Mrs. Flora Mcintyre of Clayton is at G. K. Goodwin's, caring for Mrs. Ives.
 Miss Lillian Fuller, of Worcester, is spending few weeks at her home here.
 Alvah Fuller was called to Spring field last week by the illness of his mother. .t-<s ....
 Lyman Mosely had the misfortune to lose horse Sunday, it being the second one he has lost within 8 few weeks.
 There will be the usual amount of moving this spring if reports are true.
 Pupils, perfect in attendance at the Grammar School, District No. 1, Gather inc Finnegan, teacher. for February, are: Angel Caravati. Charlie Caravati. Jen- nie Caravati, Rose Caravati, Francis Casey, Mabel Casey, John Oondon, Ed ward Dings, Charlotte Gubelle. Edward Ivory, James Kegler, Carleton Maylott. Fenn Minacci, Rico Minacci, Loretta Sweeney, Helen Warner, Rena Whit ney, Frederick Wilson, Mary Tucco and Henry Kimball.
 Perfect in attendance at the Primary, May E. Devine, teacher, for February, are: Minnie Oondon, Angel Bianchi. Charles Bianchi, Joseph Casey. Isaia Mlnacci, George Sweeney, Primo Jucco.