Connecticut western news., 1914-08-06
EAST CANAAN

The band concert Friday night in the park by the Canaan band was 1 largely attended and the various con- cert numb were we'll received. This Friday the young ladies organization, "The Cheerful Workers" will hold a ! lawn party and ice cream sale on the lawn and hope to have the band present or some other attraction.
 The baseball team scored a victory over New Hartford Saturday to l in a fast and we'll played game. Tine locals all had their batting clothes on and New Hartford used three pitchers in a vain attempt to stop them from lining mem out. Only s4&Andid fielding and some remarkable catches by P. Parrett kept the score down. Menassi made @ home run drive one of the longest hits seen here this season. Stevens playing his first game made good with two hits one of a two-bagger and scoreing two of the six runs and having a difficult catch to his credit. Michaels had a good day with a three base hit and single and Delaney had two singles and strated a fast double play one of the fielding features of the game. Feathers pitched one of the best games of his career having eleven strikeouts to his credit and would have shut the visitors out only for errors. Next Saturday the boys go to New Hartford and expect warm game.
 The Ladies Aidmet for work Wednes- day at the home of Mrs. Frank Goodwin on the Clayton road
 A large audience Sunday night enjoyed the pictures, of Northfield and the Mount Hermon schools and incidents in the life of Dwight L. Moody told in story and song.
 Hon. E. s. Roberts presented the report of the picnic committee at Sun- day school and reported all bills paid and all enjoyable time and paid tri- bute to Highland Lake and the manage ment of the park who co-operated so we'll with the committee in giving all a good time.
 Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Ware and friends from Wayne, were guests of Mrs. Minnie Dunning last week and Mrs. Dunning accompanied them home Monday for three weeks stay.
 MT and Mrs. G. K. Goodwin with Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ives to Waterbury, Sunday to visit Edward Goodwin.
 New York parties have been looking over the Burr place with view of purchasing for a dairy farm.
 MT. and Mrs. Johnson and grandson, MT. and Mrs. Delmhurst, of New York, ara staying with Miss Clara Allyn for a few weeks.
 Charles Rood and family were guests of friends at Twin Lakes over Sunday.
 Misses Addie Kimball and Florence Collins are visiting Mrs. Frank Andrews in Lee. . Y.
 Mr. and Mrs Stephen Kimball and children, of Millerton, spent Sunday at Eben Kimballs'. H....
 Mrs. Mary Murray, of Millerton, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred >xCman.
 Alr. Paul Anderson left Tuesday for Five Islands, Maine to teach photography. He expeS@ to be gone about two weeks.
 Miss Austin, of East Orange, N. J., is visiting Mrs. Pual Anderson.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Andrews, of Lee, spent Sunday at Eben Kimball's.
 Henry Kimball took trip to Albany last week, going by horse back, quite trip for fourteen year old boy, stay ing over night at Spencertown, N. Y., returning by train.
 Guests O. W. England's last week were MT. and Mrs. James Gray and son Richard, of Chapinville; Clifford Boomer, of Salisbury; Mrs. Irving E. Prior, of Waterbury; w. H. Humes, of Milwaukee, Wis.,; Misses Anna and Mildred Gray, of Canaan
 Mrs. Lillie Wise and daughter Martha visited last week with Mrs. George Porter.