Connecticut western news., 1914-08-06

! IOCN. lId1llo l4s ALL to ISC3 oA LNO" York and Norfolk, preached in Pilgrim church, last Sunday, in the absence of ] Rev. MT. .\ Gillette. MT. Adriance is extremely popular with the congrega- l tion of Pilgrim church, where he has preached number of times. The service, Sunday was largely attended, and all listeners were delighted with Mr. Adriance's discourse.
 Mrs. Frank Hitchcock has received from Mrs. G. D. Harrison, of Lakeville an invitation to attend the suffrage meeting at her home on Monday Aug. 10. Among the noted speakers will be MT. and Mrs. Porritt, MT. Tosca Ii Bennett and a young man suffragist from New York City. From the office of the Woman's Journal, Boston, whose editor in chief is Alice Stone Blackwell, come the following words of apprecia- tion sent by the manager to Mrs. B. A. Hitchcock: "We were tremendously interested in your answer to Senator Mclean. You gave us a lot of fun at his expense. He richly deserved it. "
 MT Albert Gibson, of West Hartford, has been visiting his sister Mrs. Edwards R. Atwood.
 Clifford Lunt, of Bridgeport, is visit ing at L. E. Howes.
 Misses Mary Howe and Ersel Passini are spending a week with friends in Torrington.
 Mrs. Samuel G. Camp and daughter Elizabeth, are spending two weeks at Lake Garfield, with Mrs. Camps mother and sisters.
 Miss Margaret Hanlon, of Hartford, was a weekend guest of her parents MT. and Mrs. James Hanlon.
 John Hubbard returned Sunday to Niagara Falls, after having spent two weeks with his father, A. A. Hubbard.
 Mrs. Forrest May. is spending some- time with Mrs. H. B. Ives at Twin Lakes. ....
 Miss Caroline Thompson and Mrs. A. S. Walker, of New York, are guests at E. V. Nestell's.
 Miss Catherine O'Brien, of Hartford, has been visiting her aunt Miss Eliza beth Fitzgerald.
 Misses /May Devine, May Kegler, Rosalie Imhoff and Catherine McCor- mick are spending the week at Ocean Beach.
 Miss Beatrice McGuire, of Waterbury, is spending her vacation at James Me Cormick's.
 George Drumm, of Pittsfeld, spent Sunday at Charles Dutcher's.
 Miss Sarah Stark will spend two weeks at Tyler Lake, West Cornwall, in camp, with Ransom Smiths family. MT. and Mrs. Thomas MacKirdy, of New Britain are visiting their daughter Mrs. W. N. Decker.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Collins has taken the rooms in the Pease block over The Canaan Printing Co.,. and is prepared to furnish home made bakery, bread, pies, cookies and crullers. Orders for pies and cakes promptly filled if tele- phoned to 59.-Adv. - ...-
 Mir. J. R. H. Moore, of Indianapolis, Ind, arrived in Canaan, Saturday, to join his wife, who with their children, has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Geikie Adam, for several weeks. MT. Moore will remain until September 1, when he will take the family back to Indianapolis.
 l Miss Julia Graves and MT. Charles Carey, of Syracuse, N. Y, are spending the week with John Graves, in Canaan.
 The Citizens Band went to East Canaan, Friday evening and gave an open air concert which delighted 8 large concourse of people, many going to that village from Canaan. The band played well, looked well, and won lots of we'll deserved applause. ..
 Mrs. John Burkett and Mrs. Hoy, of Lakeville, have moved into F. l.. Beck ley's house on High street.
 Misses Mabel and Helen Baird are visiting friends in Springfield.
 Mrs. Minnie Evans, of Hartford, has been visiting her sister Mrs. L. A. Caldwell.
 MT. and Mrs. John. H. Belden, of Hartford, who have been spending the vacation season in Canaan and Falls Village, called on Canaan friends Mon- day.
 Charles Clemsen, former Canaan ite, now in Manchester, is confined to the hospital with nervous trouble, and is reported to be in serious con- 1 dition. He is blacksmith by trade and worked for George Wilcox in Ga naan 8 few " ars ago.