Connecticut western news., 1915-10-14
AMMAN

by Ed McCarty, from the north end of the school house to the walk on Granite avenue highway. Let the good woyk go on.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank N. Brown, of New York, visited relatives here from Saturday until Tuesday, and took auto trips into Berkshire county, calling on friends ill Great Harrington and Egre- mont.
 The New Exploits of Elaine series beginning at the movie next Saturday night. are said to have more thrills to the square inch of film than any former Elaine exploits, and ought to prove a winner for inpressionable Young America. The particular feature for next'Wednesday night will be Rachel Cruthers celebrated drama, "The Three ofUs," with Mabel Taliaferro," as star. Mrs. Mary Greene Kemp. who is at present located at Great Burlington, has been spending few days at her former home here.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Bartran. of Lakeville, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. c. w. Camp, Tuesday night.
 Mrs. John D. Beck hens have laid 1,579 eggs up to the 18th week of the egg laying contest at Storrs, and are now listed in eighth place ill the ten leading Connecticut pens.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Hawver were in Lee, Wednesday, for the day.
 The Canaan Equal Franchise League GatY 7r1a i of the home of Mrs. Horace Humphrey.
 Mir. Charles Morse, wife and daugh- ter, of Baltimore, spent Tuesday with his sister, Miss Belle Morse.
 Next Monday. Canaan Lodge No. 50, |. 0. o. F, will work the initiatory q Agree on the first candidate for the season. It is expected that there will be,a full attendance of the members.
 Mrs. M. c. Corbit is visiting her daughter, Mrs. r. $. Parsons, in Thomaston and attending the the ses- sions Of the county Sunday school con- vention. t#
 Miss Charlotte Beckley is spending a week with friends ln Cornwall.
 Mrs. George Wood Sr., and daughter, Frances. and MT. and Mrs. George Wood Jr., and son motored from New burgh, Sunday and visited at James Hanlon's
 On Thursday, Oct IA, cider apples will be loaded at Canaan for shipment to the vinegar works at Cornwall Bridge. The price will be 25 cents per hundred pounds at the car. Telephone x1,. to n IIint,axr station about low many bushels you will deliver.-Adv.
 Hiram F. Beebe and family spent Sunday with his brother Herbert in Lakeville.
 l.. J. Streck, the painter, has been setting fire to the Roraback law office for several days, with gas blow pipe and scraping off the old heated paint with putty knife, to make a smooth surface for the bran new coat of paint that will make the edifice look dressed up.
 The Epworth League monthly busi, ness meeting was held Tuesday eve ming with Mrs. Oliver Garter. A social followed the transaction of the regular business. N-E-..
 Miss Lila Curtis has taken positi in Poughkeepsie after spending the summer with Mrs. $. J. Briggs.
 Mrs. Mary Sewart has returned from Pittsfeld and is visiting at E. R. LOT. rains.
 Mrs. Mary Bradley, of Danbury, is visiting her cousins, Mrs. Earl Coons and Mrs. Harry Morsey.
 Mrs. Benja min Baldwin, of Chapin vile, has been visiting her sister, Mrs Virgil Miller.
 Miss Bessie Fitzgerald, of Hartford is visiting at her home here.
 Miss Tanner, of Greenhaven, N. Y, is visiting at Adelbert Blass's.
 Mrs. l.. E. Howe and Miss Mary J. Howe started Monday for a trip to Nicholl's Iowa. They expect to be alb sent about three weeks. Messrs. Ray Whitford and George Condon motored to Newburgh, Sunday
 Mrs John Benway and son Wesley of Torrington, called on friends ir town Monday.
 The Cranford Club will meet with Mrs. E. T. Rowe this afternoon Ii will be fagot meeting.
 Jerome Root is enjoying a two weeks vacation from his duties at the Canaan Mercantile Companys store accompanied by Mrs. Root they left for visit to relatives and friends ir Albany, Niverville and East Chatham, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Ashworth, oi Pittsfeld, were guests of Mrs. Ash worth's great grandparents, MT. anC Mrs. Jacob Scamerhorn, Sunday.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth odist church meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Frank Barber. Those wish ing transportation should communicate with Mrs. W. N. Reebe.
 The evening service next Sunday a the Methodist church will be given III