Connecticut western news., 1914-04-16

at the Canaan crossing, last June, which caused the death of Mrs. F. Nj. Olin, of Falls Village. Among the Canaan wit nesses are Selectman Reel. Dr. Lee, G w. Ford, E. 0. Finney. E. W. Warner, Oar Inspector John Mansfield. James Mcclure, Jarues Mccormick Sr., Nor man Hicks, Ivanhoe Scott aud Charles Delaney. A tr" G. "-. ...s B. B. Parsons, a we'll known con- tractor and builder, of Winsted, well known ln Canaan, died Friday 5e>.
 Mrs. James Murnane, of Waterbury. IS visiting her sister, Mrs. M. G. Cor coran.
 Mrs. J. O. Richmond returned Tues day from Pine Plains, N. T., where she has been spending the winter. a 1 1t is reported that the "fish hogs" 1 who spear fish at night, are again active lat Twin ,Lakes-an indulgence which is apt to get them into trouble in short order if persisted in.
 Miss Mary Flynn. daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Flynn, of Church street. was married in St. Peter's church in Great Burlington. yesterday morning to Daniel Flynn, of that place.
 The entertainment at the Town Hall tonight promises to be very attractive. Careful drilling has been given the girls who sing in the Cantata as well as those who take part in the flag drill. Dane. ing follows the performance. | Mrs. Mary G.. Corcoran attended the wedding of Miss Gertrude Knight at Lakeville, Tuesday.
 E. W, Warmer has sold his building lot on Farnum Drive, between Main street and Anthracite Terrace, to Bert Brewer.
 The Cranford club meets today with Mrs, Ross. The program provides for an afternoon with Kipling, Miss De. Hart will sing.
 MT. and Mrs, s. W. Barnes, who spent the winter in Florida. are on their way home.
 George W. Hall has rented the Julius Jaury place on West Main Extension, to William Fleet, of Cornwall, who will move his family into it soon. MT. Jaurv will remove to his farm in Cornwall Bridge. 5ta | Miss Louise Bragg and Miss Mary O.. Hill spent the Easter holidays at Nor wich. IT, .t.-a
 Miss Stark has returned to Canaan after an extended stay in Cornwall Bridge. f4'1.. E"
 MT. A. E. Benjamin, proprietor of the Benjamin drug store in Stock kbridge and silent partner in the Farnum drug store here, was in town Monday.
 Miss Alice Abercrombie. of Bridge. port, spent from Thursday until Mon- day at l.. J. Streck's.
 Rollin Rood. of South Manchester, ,has been visiting at O. L. Rood's.
 Howard Lathrop has been housed in with the grip. .s .''
 Principal H. w Strayer spent his Easter vacation at his home in York, Penn. ......c.......
 Mrs. Ross is now the possessor of a beautiful Victrola. and entertains her friends with selections from the grand opera singers. ..- .:.
 John Imhoff ST., and daughter, Miss Rosaiie, went to Kingston, N. Y., today to complete the sale of their property in that city.
 Miss Josephine O'Hara has returned to Danbury where she is attending Nor nal, after having spent the Easter holi, days at her home at Twin Lakes.
 Mrs. Nellie Boinay, formerly of Can aan, has been seriously ill at her home i'll Winsted for the past three weeks. but is slowly recovering now. .5..
 MT. and Mrs. Edward McCarty and daughter, Isabelle, of Torrington, spent Easter at Edw. McCarty's.
 Miss Adella Graney. of Winsted, spent Good Friday at her home here.
 About twenty-five of the friends and neighbors of Wm. T.. Sackett gathered at the home Of MT. and Mrs. T. L. Sack ett Friday evening, to celebrate hls birth day anniversary. 4 pleasant evening was spent with music and games. Re- treatments were served and good time reported by those present. m, .s..
 Ivan Gardner, of Coxsackie is visiting his aunts, Mrs. Garter and Mrs. Nichols.
 Jerome Hoag. of Pittsfeld. spent Easter with friends Ill town. ,,
 MT. Harry M. Hayden and family have returned to their home in South Brewer, Maine, after spending the winter with his parents, MT. and Mrs. M. o. Hayden.
 Cero Beers, of Lakeville, was visitor at B. A. Brewers last week. | Miss Margaret O'Hara of Falls Vii.