Connecticut western news., 1914-10-08
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the many bOnhreS that have been menace to the stores and houses in the center of the village, and is one more move to do away the cause for any serious fire.
 Peter J. Butler, of Bath, N. Y., called on friends in town the first of the week.
 Mrs. E. B. Merchant and Mrs. F. F.. Stevens went to New York yesterday.
 A. E. Weaver and Miss Blythe Tinker of G. l.. Parsons 6 Sons store are away on their vacation this week. From news received by their friends in town it is evident Miss Tinker has become Mrs. Weaver and congratula- tions are in order Mrs. Weaver has resigned her position in the store which she has so acceptably filled the past five years
 The Epworth League business meet ing and social held at Oliver Carter's Tuesday evening was well attended and good time enjoyed by all.
 George R. Smith, of West Cornwall, was in town yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Shaw have I daughter, of Bloomville, N. r., for a few days.
 Messrs George and William Scutt and families, of Philmont, N. Y., were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Scutt on Sunday.
 MT. George J. Vogel, formerly super visor of schools, came over from Torrington, Monday, to cast his vote and greet his Canaan friends, who were mighty glad to see him.
 George l.. Parsons received one championship ribbon, four first. prize and two second prize ribbons on his exhibit of Buff Rock fowls at the Great Harrington Fair.
 Arthur Fleet and family, who have occupied tho Jaury house on West Main street, move to New Haven today.
 Shoemaker Frank Masiero has bought the James Lahey place, north of the village. He moved his family there yesterday.
 The children go -to-church band of. Pilgrim church began it's second term last Sunday with twenty-six enrolled. Pres. P. E. Jenks, of Piedmont College, Georgia, spent Monday night at the Naples.
 The Young Peoples Society, of Pilgrim Church, will hold their semi annual business meeting at the church parlors on Tuesday evening, Oct. IS. A social evening will be enjoyed.
 The republican caucus for nominating -Az1s zQ peace will be held in Town Hall to- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 The Berkshire Spring Water Com pany of New York city has installed one of the biggest cider presses in the country in it's building opposite the depot at Cornwall Bridge and states that it will pay the highest price O. O. D. for good quality cider apples de- livered either at the mill at Cornwall Brigde or on board cars, in carload lots. Benjamin sold two more Oldsmobiles the past week. He says this 1,285 is winner.
 The Women's Missionary Society of Pilgrim Church will meet on Friday with Mrs. c. G. Smith and the Mission
 
 The Brotherhood Class of Pilgrim Church resumed their sessions on Sun- day. Frank Whiting was reelected president and David Roger, secretary and treasurer. Plans for the union brotherhood supper were discussed and the date settled upon was Friday, November 6. Next Sunday the class will discuss plans and topics for the class sessions.
 The Canaan Plumbing 6 Heating Go. have had a window put in on the south side of their show room, thus giving needed additional light.
 The Woman's Home Missionary Society, of the Methodist church, meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. F. M. Caldwell.
 Henry Neeling is building an addi- ton to the north side of his house on Railroad street. ....'
 Miss Rachel Woodbridge, of Man chester, is visiting friends in town.
 Landlord Baker, of The Hotel Can fed says the Insurance Co.,, of North America had the first adjuster on the job, making prompt and very satis- factory settlement. J. H. Lansing is their agent. Adv.
 Rev. Samuel F. Adam, of Moravin, N. Y. was in town during the early part of the present week.
 John Armstrong, clerk at the Fuller Hardware Company store, starts on a one week vacation tomorrow and will visit New York and Philadelphia.
 Robert $. Hurlburt, of Winsted, divi- sion engineer in the state Highway De- partment, is engaged on the new Clay ton road.
 Thomas McClelland, of the Farnum drug store, and wife are enjoying two weeks visit ill New York.
 Real Estate Broker G. W. Hall, Ca- naan, has sold the Mrs. Alice P. Catlin