Connecticut western news., 1914-01-15
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 of Sarah O. Landon ct al, vs.9 Lorraine 0. Miller ct al. was ~docketed for. trisl yesterday. This was an action over a boundary line. By agreement of clients and counsel, satisfactory settlement was made without trial. J. O. Rora- back for plaintiffs l.. J. Nlckerson for defendants. 4
 The officers of Canaan Lodge, No. 50, TO. o. F. were duly installed at the regular meeting Monday night by Dis trict Deputy Grand Master Green and staff of Torrington. The, new officers are: N. O., F. F. Stevens; V. G., H. s. Lathrop; Rec. Sec. H A. Holt; Treas. urer. F. H. Lee; R. s. N. G., J. 0. Rorapack :; l.. SIN. G. ~4F.- E. +Dewey-; Warden, c. s. Mather; Conductor. O.. F. Hitchcock R. s. V. O., L. A. Oald- well L. s. V. O., J. R. H. Armstrong l; R. s. S., O. H. Sheldon L. s. s., F. A. Whiting T. G.. L. J. Streck; O.G.i,@ O. w Parsons. Lunch was served to the visitors and members after the cere- monies.
 '.The Annual Survey'' of the Litch. field Northwest Association of Congrega- tional Churches, ss prepared by the Key. John Calvin Goddard is issued in pam phlet form. It is in Mir. Goddard B sparkling and characteristic style, and delightful reading from cover to cover.
 The Mill River Seconds defeated the Canaan Seconds at basketball Monday night; score IS to 8.
 The Hawthorne Club meets this after noon with Mrs. E. O.. Gillette. The topic for the afternoon is William Morris by Mrs., Collin and Reading by Miss Peirce.
 Next Wednesday night the Knights of Columbus give whist and dance in Odd Fellows Hall.
 Hiram F. Beebe is making trip this week through New York state buying furs
 Mrs. F. F. Stevens will attend tomor- row and Saturday, the meetings of the officers of the State Sunday School As sociation in Hartford. Mrs. Stevens is superintendent of the secondary division. Mrs. George w.. Hall entertained Miss Ruth Ayres and Miss Eleanor Tracy at the Garfield. Tuesday
 The prayer meeting will be omitted at Pilgrim Church this evening
 The Choral Union members from South Canaan missed the rehearsal Tuesday night for the first time in two years.
 Dr. H. l.. Ross spent few days in New York last week,
 Leroy A. Stone, of Bethel was Sum- day visitor m town. aa.. Ss
 Among the Canaan visitors at the New York automobile show last week were. J. 0 Roraback, Allyn Fuller and Bert Brewer.
 The Canaan basketball team suffered an emphatic defeat at the hands of the Torrington team, in Town Hall. Thurs. day night, with the score of 73 to 27 The Canaan boys were over matched by their opponents
 The Ladies Guild of Christ Church will hold dime social in the parish house this evening, for the benefit of the Church choir fund. Games and a social time for all who come. Wives of the busness men will be there while their husbands banquet at the hotel.
 Miss Margaret Hanlon, of Hartford. spent Sunday at her home here.
 Miss Lena Blair is the assistant book keeper at the Canaan Lumber Go. s yard.
 Miss Mary Finnegan is home from New York visiting her mother and sis ter.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Metho. dist church meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs F. M. Caldwell
 Mrs. A. L. Barnes and children are spending the winter with Mrs J. E. Rhoades.
 MT. Kenneth Wynne. of New Haven, executive secretary to Governor Bald win. spent Sunday in town, and attend ed service in Christ church.
 The annual meeting of the Pilgrim Brotherhood will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 21. Further announcement will be made next week.
 There were 15 members of the Art Circle present Tuesday. Mary Rhoades, Jessie Smith and Ruth Fitch entertain ed Music. stories and jokes were the features. A surprise, which proved to be peanut sandwiches, marshmellow on toast and molasses candy was toothsome and appreciated by all. Next week Elizabeth Lee, Dorothy Corwin and Madeline Doe will entertain.
 Justice A. T. Roraback is in Hartford sitting with the Supreme Court, this