Connecticut western news., 1915-03-04
CANAAN


 Mrs. Clemans'. Miss Saygers made [ satisfactory report of her work. Thougl she had had fewer patients this month she had been called to spend number of hours day in some cases. MT. Rec reported that few contributions had been received in February, and the committee again urge that those who have not paid their subscriptions do sc as soon as possible.
 The spring meeting of the Litchfield North Ass; citation of Congregational ministers will be held at Pilgrim church on Tuesday. Dinner will be served at The Naples. Rev. W. F. Maylott IS on the program to lead a discussion on the topic of Church Extensive work in on Communities.
 ''Love Luck and Gasoline" con- bination that ought to appeal to those who like to Ego some," will be on the films at the movies in Town Hall next Saturday night The play, of the above name, had full years run in a New York theater.
 Winsted Italians are said to be leav- ing for their native land in response to a summons to return and serve in the army. It is the impression among Italians that the fatherland will soon be engaged in the big war.
 There are 42 patients in the county hospital at Winsted.
 Charles Mansir, who has been em- ployed by Ives & Peirce for u number of years, has engaged to work the Lum- bert farm at Mill River the coming sea- son, and will soon move from his pres ent residence, the H. D. Humphrey tenement on West Main street.
 Earl Coons will remove his family from the Hiram Beebe house on West Main street to the Morrisey place, near the Bennett Hill crossing, which will bring his home nearer his work at the lime kilns.
 There will be meeting of the Scout Council on Friday evening at o'clock to plan for the future of the organiza- tiOn. This is an important meeting ard all members of the council are urged to attend.
 Miss Lucy Reed, of Salisbury, called on friends in town on Monday.
 Miss Saygers, the visiting nurse, re- ports no very great amount of illness in town. Her work, during the past week, has been mostly among the Italian population.
 The remains of Lakens Anderson, who died in Bridgeport, were brought to East Canaan on Wednesday for burial. He was formerly resident of Canaan Valley.
 This evening in the Methodist church the subject for the Lenten lecture will be, The Bread of Life, John VI-22:71. This Is the third in the series of Lenten lectures on the life and work of Our Lord and is especially timely at this season as preparatory meditation for the Sabbath service. Holy Communion, Sabbath morning, 10:3O. This is the last communion service in this confer ence year and the pastor would be pleased to have every member possible present and commune.
 Mrs. Lloyd Holcomb, of Winsted, has been visiting friends in town.
 Dr. Parmelee, the chiropodist, will be at the Canfield Inn next Monday and Tuesday.
 Fire District Warden J. c. Roraback, who was authorized at the annual Fire District meeting, to appoint commit tee of three to confer with the residents ter of extending the sewer to that sec. tion, has named as members of that committee Messrs. George l.. Parsons, William A. Wright and Robert D. Pcirce.
 Mrs. H. L. Ross has been confined to her home for some days with grip.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Henry Roraback and son Lewis attended the Kreisler recital in Hartford last Friday evening.
 Peabody, the optician, has secured accommodations at Ford s music store, where he will he glad to meet his cus- toners next week Friday and Saturday.
 Next Sunday morning the sacrament of Holy Communion will be admins tered at the Methodist church.
 The official board of the Methodist church met at the home of George L. Parsons yesterday afternoon.
 The Wednesday Lenten sermon II Christ Church yesterday was preached by Rev. J. R. Lynes, of Great Barring ton. Tomorrow Rev. A. B. Crichton rector of Christ Church, will preach i1 Christ Church, Sharon. Next Wednes day the preacher at Christ church vii be the Venerable Archdeacon w. D Humphrey, of Christ Church, Roxbury
 George c. Peet, of Bridgeport, was { visitor in town on Monday. MT. ant Mrs. PeeU left Bridgeport on Tuesday for an extended trip to Florida.
 Dr. Valeria Parker gave a lectur, yesterday afternoon, in Town Hall, tt women exclusively, on 'The Story O. Life'' Last night she spoke at a mass meeting on the subject: "The Equa Standard of Morals for Men ant Women"
 Thomas Dalton was called to hi home in West StOckbridge, Sunday b,