Connecticut western news., 1916-10-12

issue of The News, that of Drs. COrwin & Laitinen, veterinarians, headquarters i in rear of Garfield hotel with hospital accommodations.
 S. A. Griswold, from the state trout hatchery in Windsor Locks, was in town Thursday.
 A whist party is scheduled for 8 o clock. this evening at the Episcopal parish house-25 cents.
 The Canaan Equal Franchise league held their annual and federal amend ment meeting at the residence of the district chairman, Mrs. Joseph Parsons. on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. A. s. G. Taylor was present.
 Mrs. William H. Roger of New Olive 0. Cudney.
 Miss E. G. Hoyt of Danbury was the Sunday guest of Miss Louise Triesch- mann.
 MT. and Mrs. John Rodemeyer were week end guests of friends in Pittstield, | Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Ray Whitford have re- turned from their wedding trip. A social will be held at the Christ Church parish house, (Thursday) to- night at o'clock. Whist will be play ed. Mrs. N. W. Hardenbergh, Mrs. c. P. Hardenbergh, Mrs. Samuel Camp and Mrs. E. A. Brewer are tile commit tee on arrangements.
 Misses Caroline Camp and Frances Freeman spent Monday in Hartford.
 Mrs. Sarah Geikie Hammond. who has spent the summer at Robert Miller's in Clayton, has returned to Canaan for awhile and is with Mrs. Mary c. Adam at her home on East Main street. Mrs. Hammond is expecting to spend the winter in GreaG Burlington.
 Walter King Stone gave most inter. esting talk to the men of the Pilgrim Brotherhood class on his recent trip, giving among other things short story in Indian sign language. The topic for discussion in the class next Sunday will be Advertising the church," and the leader will be W. J. Hatmaker. This topic is chosen in view of the "Church Advertising Convention, ]" which was held in New Haven this week and which was planned and pro- noted by the publicity club of the Chamber of Commerce.
 The Mission Circle of Pilgrim church will meet on Friday with Mrs. Gillette.
 Allerton Eddy has entered the fresh- man class of the college of civil engi. neering at Cornell University.
 The Epworth League hold the annual harvest supper at the dining rooms of the Methodist church next Wednesday evening. Supper at 25 cents per plate will be served from 80 to o'clock.
 Dr. G. E. Corwin now drives a Rec roadster obtained from Brewer Bros.
 Brewer Bros. are unloading another carload of Rec cars in Pittsfield this week.
 Moderator Wallace Canfeld has an. nounced the names of the members of ] the committee on the addition to Douglas Library. They are H. E.. Lyles, Allyn Fuller and G. W. Par sons.
  Business Mems Association have the tennis court laid out and now ready for the clay, which will be put on as soon as the weather permits.
 Samuel A. Eddy is spending a ten. days vacation with his family at Twin Lakes.
 Miss Debbie Washburne is spending a few days at the home of her parents in Pleasantville and other relatives in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Holt and Harry Holt attended the funeral last Sunday of Miss Isabelle Holt, the twelve.years- old daughter of MT. and Mrs Samuel Holt, or Albany, N. Y.
 Miss Mary Roger of Winsted was a weekend visitor at NormanW. Moore's.
 Mrs. John Hoag has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fred Capron in Danbury.
 Miss Clara Burch of Philmont, N Y., was an over Sunday guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert Roger.
 David Roger is taking his annual vacation from his duties at The Ga. naan Mercantile O.. s store. Accom-. panied by Edward Bates and Tracy Beaupre they left Monday afternoon to witness the Worlds Series baseball games in New York city.
 Rev. L. E. Travis preached in Ashley Falls Methodist church Sunday after. noon.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Stone and son. Lawrence were in Darien last Saturday to attend the wedding of Mrs. Stone s brother.
 Mrs. H. L. Ross is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. R. Wait in Cohoes, N. Y.
 Mrs. Horace E. Holt is visiting her son, Samuel and family in Albany, N. Y.
 The caucuses of both parties at which candidates for representative and jus- tice of the peace, are to be nominated,