Connecticut western news., 1900-08-16

Queeted to send their copy for changes 70 as to reach this office on Monday. For reasons similar to those stated in the proceeding paragraph we cannot guarantee to change advertisements un- less tho copy reaches this office before Tuesday noon.
 John Sweeney is home from the Adirondacks.
 MT and Mrs Lester Root of Bristol visited relatives here during the past week.
 Mrs Selden Downs of Tyringham, Mas. is visiting friends in Canaan and vicinity.
 Mrs George M. Bullock of Hills- dale,N. Y. is the guest of her daughter, Mrs A. v. A. Fslten.
 Over twenty five Canaan base ball enthusiasts attended the Norfolk-L Lime Rock game at Norfolk last Saturday. -Jackson, Eggleston < Go. delivered yesterday large consignment of crock cry and glassware to the Pine Grove Hotel.
 Frank Hook, former train master on the o. N. E. and now freight conductor in New Mexico was in town last Saturday.
 An excursion train of six coaches on the 0. N. E. passed through Canaan Tuesday from Rhinecliff, N. '. enroute to Hartford.
 The Misses Sarah Ferguson. Edith Barnes and Mattie Manvel returned Monday from a weeks pleasure outing at Saratoga, N. Y.
 MT and Mrs N. W. Felten, who have been visiting with their son, A.V. A. Felten, have returned to their home in High Woods. N. I.
 The Misses Jessie and Florence Cargill, who have been visiting Miss Mary Watson, have returned to their home in Westfeld, Mass.
 Express Messenger Daniel Walsh of the O. N. E. R. R. is eBjoying his vacation. George Foskett has taken his place during his absence.
 Charles Dodge returned yesterday from Pleasure Beach where he attended the annual field day of the Conn. Tele- phone Employees Mutual Benefit Socie- ty.
 Wallace Jester has returned from his home at Pleasant Plains, N. Y., fully recovered from his recent illness and has resumed his duties at Jackson, Eggleston < Co.'S store.
 "A Republican caucus will be held ct the Town Hall in this village on Sat urday, Aug. IS, At 3 ?. m. to elect dele gates to the Republican state conven tion to be held in New Haven, Sept. and 5.
 Miss Lillian D. Root, who has beer nursing in Stoneham. near Boston Mass. for the past year has returned home to Canaan and is engaged for ths present at Conductor Smiths on Reet street.
 On Saturday. :Aug. II, Charles A Beaujon of this place and Miss Eugeni, Margadant of New York city were unit cd in marriage by the Rev Dr Singleton st the home of the brides parents il New York city.
 Lewis Rhoades has succeeded il raising about $50 on the subscription paper which he is circulating for tn purpose of improving the ball groun, and purchasing necessary articles Tn work of "skinning" the diamond vii be commenced as soon as possible.
 While switching in the c. N. yard Friday night, John Mara, trai hand, met with peculiar accident. bug flew into his ear, causing much an noysnce and pain. Dr Lee was COT suited but the bug could not be e1 tracted. px St. John of Hartford su, ceeded in extracting the bug.
 There is no sale for "renovste butter" during hot weather, but soon { cold weather arrives said kind of butte will be shipped into Connecticut agail A letter in another column tells 70 how renovated butter" is made. Be ter read it, and if you chew on the le ter perhaps you will in future che less quantities of renovated butter
 Judge Roraback went to Hartfor Monday where he spent busy da, Among other things he appointed Wi liam o. Carpenter and Frank O. Sun ner appraisers of the property of tt Hartford Manila Co.,, of which M. Chapman was appointed receive While in the city the judge took actio restraining l.. M. White and his sol under penalty of $2,OOO, from reno ing any more wood from the land Lydia Loveland of Granby, truste who has brought action against \ White to recover damages and none hoffewsd.