Connecticut western news., 1917-02-22

basement of the church before the 9th of March, or notify some member of the league. who will call for them. Several from this place and Lime Rock are planning to atte 1d the HOtch kiss school play at Lakeville this even. ing.
 The military census being taken by R. P. Smith, Lee Kellogg and Alfred Latham is about completed and the re suits go to the headquarters ill few days.
 Howard Egleston has received his commission as carrier on route No. l, from the Falls Village office.
 Miss Katherine Smith is another of the victims of the grip, having been confined to the house for the past few days.
 Harry Myers of Pine Plains, N. Y, is the new bookkeeper at the Borden plant.
 J. P. Quigley of Stockbridge visited his daughter, Mrs. E. l. Ferguson, over Sunday.
 Electric lights are being installed in the Methodist parsonage the ladies' aid iH6 6Ap6uS6.
 Miss Clara Durham was home from New Haven over Sunday.
 Mrs. W. R Hubbell has been spend ing few days with the Misses Sanford at Katonah, N. Y.
 Mrs. E. A. Hazeltine is visiting her daughter in Hartford.
 Because of the illness of Mrs. McCrory the hike of the Camp Fire Girls to her home last Saturday was postponed. If conditions are favorable the program arranged for last week will be carried out this Saturday.
 Because of the holiday the stores of he village will generally be closed all day Thursday.
 Ihe pastors of tie churches read to their congregations Sunday morning Governor Holcomb's letter regarding the military census.
 Rev. T. W. Haven will preach on the life and character of Washington next Sunday morning. It is reported that John Vosburgh and family are to return to the town in the near future.
 There will be cottage prayer meet ing at the home of Mrs. Julia Miner on Thursday evening of this week. A. good attendance is desired.
 Miss Olive .WiIms, who has done dressmaking for several years, is taking a vacation for several months on ac count or poor health.
 Wallace Dickinson has been in Pitts field, Mass, the past week.
 c. W. Burkett and Roscoe Brinton attended the automobile show in Hart ford last week and also spent some time in New Haven.
 It is reported that Mrs. William Sheppard is to return to their farm on Beebe Hill in the spring.
 H. B. Russell has been home for a few days vacation.
 John Dean went to Pittsfield hospi-
 A birthday party was given Jennie 'Weiner, last Wednesday evening in Ga naan by her young friends.
 Mable Blake is able to be out again
 James Hines has been on the sick list for few days and has not been able to work in the Blacksmith shop.
 Mrs. Sarah Pulver goes to the Win sted hospital this week for treatment
 William E. Rectal and family of Ga naan called on friends in town Satur. day.
 Miss Minnie Jacobi spent Saturday in Canaan the guest of Mrs. Jean Willis.
 Archibald Boiney, who is sick, was taken worse Saturday.
 Pupils perfect in attendance in public schools in town of Canaan for January:
 Beebe Hill-William Argall, Ger trude Dickinson, Edward Silvernale.
 D. M. Hunt, Room Mary Dean, Laura Dickinson. Theodore Dickinson, Sam Wishkin, Loren Palmer, Charles Sedgwick, Flora Winters.
 D. M. Hunt, Room 2-otella Passini, John Sedgwick, Mary Silvernale, Francis Silvernale, Francis Sprague.
 Huntsville-AugusteB Boibaux, Mari ange Boibaux, George Mallory.
 Canaan Mountain Herman Passini, Mollie Passini. Electric light globes for sale. A. W. Latham. Adv.