Connecticut western news., 1914-09-17
CANAAN
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be held this evening, in Odd Fellows Hall. It is desired that all members be present so far as possible, to consider matters to be acted upon during the coming winter season.
 A. W. Holsapple, Pres.
 N. W. Hardenbergh, Sec.
 MT. w. H. O. Greene, of Brooklyn, is spending a week with his relatives, the family of MT. James E.. Green, on West Main street.
 There will be rally of the Young Peoples Society of Pilgrim church Sun day evening at 6:45. There will be special music.
 Mrs. U. H. Miner attended the Library reception at Falls Village last week.
 Mrs. George H. Brown, of Winsted, called upon friends in town last week. " Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Dudley who have been spending the summer with their daughter, Mrs. E. l.. Roberts, returned to Beverly, Wednesday.
 Miss Mary 0. Hill is spending few days at Norwich.
 Miss Ella Considine attended a meeting of Exchange Managers in Hartford last week.
 Miss May Parmalee leaves this week for Bridgeport, where she will spend her vacation.
 Rev. w. P. Estes will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday morning. Sunday school at the usual hour and the Epworth League meeting at in the evening.
 The Canaan Plumbing and Heating Go. are installing steam heaters in John Imhoff's new house on Church street and in William Blacks residence in East Canaan. .t
 Dr. Irving F. Barnes, of OyassR Bay, l.. l., spent Sunday with his father, MT. H. O. Barnes.
 Stanley Mather is spending his vaca- tion at his home in East Lyme.
 Nelson Parsons is substituting dur 6 Sons store. t..
 Decker & Beebe are installing a new hot water heater in D. D.. Walters residence on Granite Avenue.
 Cards received from Rev. l.. E. Travis inform his many friends that he is enjoying immensely his vacation at PeIacton, N. Y. @sf
 Dr. Parmalee, the chiropodist, will be at the Canfield Inn next Monday and Tuesday.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Metho- dist church met with Mrs. Frank A. Barber at Fairview Farm yesterday afternoon.
 Dr. Ross is preparing for his annual deer hunt in the Adirondacks. The season opens October l, and will find the Doctor on deck, gun in hand-and woe to the deer that comes within the sonud of his rifles voice!
 MT. A. H. Herriman was called to his former home in Ogdensburgh, N. Y., last week, by the death of his brother, George Herriman, aged 55, who died suddenly on the 9th, of neuralgia of the heart.
 Mrs. George w. Ford, Grand Warden of the Grand Chapter, O. E. s., is pay ing her official visits to various Chap ters, about the state, this week. Tues day evening she visited the Waterbury Chapter and attended its 35th anni- versary celebration. Last night she visited the Chapter in Thomaston; ]; this evening she is in Torrington, and tomorrow evening in Winsted. Next = Tuesday eveuing she visits Norfolk.
 Miss Stark, the trained nurse is visit ing in East Haddam for week.
 It is asserted by the friends of State Treasurer E. $. Roberts of Canaan that he will be unanimously renom- mated by exclamation at the democratic state convention in Hartford tomorr1w MT. and Mrs. T. A. Evans of Bethel spent Sunday with pr. and Mrs. H. L. Ross.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Warner are to move from the rooms over the Farnum drug store to apartments in the Canfeld block.
 Justice Ford last Saturday married d Edward Lewis Searl of Schenectady N Y., to M ss Ethel Graham Hogg, of the same city. -. ...-
 That benefcent stork made another swoop down out of a clear sky, early Sunday morning, and as usual, stopped on West Main street and left one of the cutest little Coons you ever saw, at the apartments over Hiram Beebe's resi- dence. Both MT. and Mrs. Earl Coons happened to be at home to welcome it, when it arrived. It's girl. But do ,sn't that stork know there are other streets'in Canaan besides West Main
 Mrs. Fred Morin was called to Lee this week to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Hughes, who died Saturday after short illness.
 MT. Henry O. Barnes is recovering after a severe attack of illness.
 Benjamin of Winsted, has delivered the following 1915 Odlsmobiles, Model 42 the past week:F. A. Baker, Canaan I. Kent Fulton. Salisbury; B. M. Phelps, Wlnsted. Benjamin says this