Connecticut western news., 1915-01-14
CANAAN

avenue, nau Cle m1SIOrEune tO ld1l dow stairs in her residence Monday morning and was severely bruised about the head and face. It was al first feared that she might have suffered internal injuries, but it is gratifying to know such is not the case. She is recovering nicely from the accident.
 At the annual meeting of the Can aan National Bank, held Tuesday, the following directors were elected: H. B. Ives, Ii. E. Lyles. A. c. Lockwood, G. L. Parsons, E. D. Norton, J. H. Roraback, George Rogers, George s. Fuller, S. W. Barnes. These officers were chosen: President, George $. Full Ter; vice-president. H. B. Ives; cashier, George Rogers.
 D. D. c. M Green and staff, of Ridgeley Lodge, Torrington, visited Canaan Lodge No. 50, I. o. o. F. Monday night. The occasion was the installation of the newly elected officers to serve for the coming term. After the ceremonies the Rebekah Lodge served bountiful supper. The new office rs are: N. G., c. $. Mather; ". G. ". M. Coe; secretary, H. A. Holt treasurer, F. H. Lee; Warden, o. F; H t;hcock; Conductor, l.. A. Caldwell :; Chaplain, H. H. Scutt; R. $. S., J. R. H. Armstrong: L. s. S., w. Wyckoff; i; R. s. N. G., J. c. Roraback; L. S. N. G., I. D. Cam; R. S V. G., c. Leffing well; L. s. V. G., M. Buckbee; I. G., L. J. Streck; O. G., F. F. Stevens.
 Mrs. Cooper and son of Sheffield, visited at Joseph Blair's, Sunday.
 Miss Catherine Roraback left yester- day for an extended stay with relatives and friends in Brooklyn and Wayne, Pa. Mrs. A. T. Roraback her mother. accompanied her to Brooklyn, where she will spend week with Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Roraback.
 Miss Margaret Collins spent Monday in Hartford.
 Dr. and Mrs. c. W. Camp and daughter, Mrs. N. Watson Hardenbergh, attended the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Camp, widow of Dr. Samuel Camp, at Great Burlington, Tuesday.
 Eben Kimball Sr, returned Tuesday from business trip to Virginia. This afternoon at Mrs. H. D. Humph- rey's the Cranford Club will listen to Miss Mary Dewey, of Great Burlington, speak on Current Events. ;
 The laying of the slate roof on the Methodist church was completed Satur- day. Tie edifice now has substantial and permanent roof that probably will never have to be replaced
 G. E. DeHart had bad fall on the ice, near his home Tuesday evening, striking on his face, which is severely bruised.
 At the meeting of tie Cranford Club, at the residence of Mrs. H. l.. Ross, on Thursday of last week, the following officers were elected for the coming year: President, Mrs. Eugene T. Rowe; vice-president, Miss May Smith; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. George Roger; program CO nm Mrs. H. L. Ross and Mrs. H. H. Scutt.
 The Canaan chorus held its second rehearsal of the season Tuesday even- ing and the registrar now reports a membership of 106. No more new members will be received and no last year members will be allowed to begin rehearsals after next week. The chorus is now rehearsing Berlioz s Damnation of Faust and Mr. Paine complimented them on the manner i'll which they took up the new work
 Badgley's window contains display of some of the articles to be disposed of at the Commodity Fair to be held at the Methodist church January 27 and 28.
 Harry A. Holt is assisting at the Ga naan National Bank
 Miss Jennie Ferry spent Sunday at her home in Ashley Falls.
 The annual meeting of the Woman's s Missionary 'ciety of Pilgrim church will be held Friday afternco with Mrs. Louise Smith and the regular meeting of the Mission Circle will be held at the parsonage on the same afternoon.
 The Pilgrim Brotherhood will hold a business and social meeting tomorrow evening. MT. Creevey will continue his talk on Impressions of the Azores and will also give some of his imp e ;sions of Germany, where he spent years in the consular service. There Will be the annual election of officers and a buffet lunch will be served.
 Mrs Wallace Canfeld has been ill, having suffered severe attack of acute indigestion. Miss Stark has been caring for her.
 Miss May Delaney, of Poughkeepsie, is visiting her brother, c. V. Delaney.
 Miss Ella Considine has been spend ing a few days in Hartford.
 Rev. w. F. Stearns, of Norfolk, will preach at Pilgrim church next Sunday in exchange with the pastor.
 At the regular meeting of Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge, No. 49, held last Friday evening, officers for the en- suing year were elected: Past Noble, Mrs Anna Trieschmann; Noble Grand, Mrs. Ida VanDeusen; Vice Grand, Mrs. Sarah Caldwell; Rec. secretary, Miss