Connecticut western news., 1916-02-24
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uudAClaIIy. IH6 IOOuIS we're tdStcA tAlN trimmed for the occasion with flags and bunting. A good crow,l was ill atten dance aud a neat sum was realized tOl the treasury.
 Miss Ruth Peirce is home from Boston.
 Ernest l.. Babb was home from Bridgeport. Sunday.
 Misses Elizabeth Reddlngton and Emma McKegg, of Pittsfeld, were guests at Edward Bates, Tuesday.
 Postmaster E. L. Roberts went to Hartford last Monday to attend the an- nual meeting and dinner of the Con. necticut association of postmasters, held at Hotel Bond.
 The Cranford Club meets today with Miss Hattie Manvel. The topics for the afternoon are, "Harriett Beecher Stowe.' by Mrs. N. l. Jackson and "When Opera Stars Keep House, by Miss Mary Ferguson.
 The Hawthorne Club meets today with Miss Catherine H. Roraback. The topic for the afternoon is "The Church s Share in Social Welfare, y Episcopal, by Miss Edith Oliver.
 Mrs. Annie Ganci is spending few days ill New York city and Bridgeport. "Comrade John,' Gold Rooster five reel movie reproduction of a popular play, will be the attraction at the Town Hall next Wednesday evening. The story is by Samuel Mervin and Henry Mitchell Webster, authors of Calumet K,' favorite of some time ago, and their later work is having large run. It IS full of action and adventure. and will admirably suit the Canaan audi ence
 Housatonic Lodge F. and 4. M. will confer the f. G. degree at the regu- lar communication this evening.
 Miss Regina Adams substituted for Miss Ruth Gaylord in the High school few days last week, as Miss Gaylord was ill.
 Miss Florence Adams is very much improved at this writing.
 A. G. Eldridge, of North Adams, is spending few days with his family at G. $. Ful!er's.
 John V. Adams, of Winsted, spent Sunday with his parehts. MT. and Mrs. Theodore Adams, on Church street.
 Miss Sarah Holley has been ill and under the care of a nurse the past week. Mir. and Mrs. J. Heury Roraback are ill New York for the balance of the week.
 The Methodist church prayer service tonight will be held at F. A Coon S.
 Judge and Mrs. A. T. Roraback quietly celebrated Sunday the 43d anniversary of their marriage.
 At the meeting of the Pilgrim Brotherhood class next Sunday, John Beck will give the conclusion of his talk on the South African phase of the war, which was postponed on account of the storm, from February IS.
 The Junior Epworth League mem- bers and their friends had Valentine party in the social rooms of the Metho- dist church last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. c. M. Brewer was in charge and all who were there report a splendid time
 Canaan Lodge No hO, I. O. o. F. will work the second and third degrees on five candidates at the regular meet. ing next Monday night.
 Mrs. Emily Stone has been quite sick for the past week but is now improv. ing.
 Miss Grace M. Roraback is home for the week.
 Joseph Quinn, of Poughkeepsie, was a Sunday guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. James Quinn.
 Rexford Stanton will move his family from here to Mason Noble, Jr.'S farm near Pine Grove.
 Miss Helen Rhoades was recent guest of friends in New Milford.
 Mrs. Harry Eggleston, of Lime Rock has been visiting at Walter Hatmaker's.
 Everett Lyles, who is attending school ill Bedding, spent a few days at his home here.
 Washington's birthday was observed ill Canaan by the general closing of the stores and banks and postoffice.
 Deans Rheumatic pills for rheuma- tislu and Neuralgia. Entirely vege. . table. Safe.-Adv.
 There was good attendance at the dance given by the Senior class of the High school Monday night. Music was furnished by Miss May Kegler at the piano in her usual excellent man. ner. There were many pupils of the other classes in attendance as we'll us many others interested ill the school. The patronesses were Mrs. ". J. Hat. maker, Mrs. samuel Camp and Miss Alice Scofeld. The class realized $ fair amount of profit which will he used toward defraying graduating ex penses.
 Mrs James Mccormick visited hel brother Ja ncs McGuire. ill Millertoi ln Tuesday.
 Misses Margaret Collins and Emm! Keg!er attended the play, "A Fou Tip. ; in Falls Village on Friday eve ming aud spent the week end a