Connecticut western news., 1901-07-11
-Minstrels tonight.

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 -Minstrels tonight.
 One person united with the Pilgrim Church last Sunday.
 Francis Barnett of South Glaston- bury is guest at W. H. Camps.
 Here is the mercury record at noon during the last seven days: 85- -82-76 -86 SOTO -s3.
 -Dr. F. s. Parsons aud family of Thomaston are occupying the Humph- rey cottage at Twin Lakes.
 MT and Mrs D. L.. Freeman, Miss Ensign and Mrs A. P. Freeman are camping at Twin Lakes.
 Howard Frazier says that the cake walk and ball at Town Hall on the night of July 3 was financial success
 Mrs. Frank H. Partridge and daughter, Della, of Rockville, are visit ing at Wm. J. Ferguson's for a few weeks.
 Lester Root and wife of Bristol ar rived in Canaan last Wednesday, and expect to remain couple of weeks vis- iting their parents here.
 Letters remaining uncalled for at Can ,an postofice are addressed as fol- lows; Miss Sarah Boothe, Mir James Brick, Mir Wm l.. Lockwood, IA.
 David Stoddard and his son Floyd arrived home July from LItch field, havieg procured bonds for their ap- pearance at the October term of the Superior court.
 Carl Algott, infant son of MT and Mrs Linde'l, was consecrated in baptism on last Sunday afternoon at their home on High street, by Rev. s. A. Burnsby, pas tor of Pilgrim Church.
 Miss Nellie Robbins, who has been employed at "The Naples" nearly two years, will remove to Winsted next week and in the autumn will commence g course of study in a business college
 Recent arrivals at s' The Naples !" (Bragg's) are: the Misses Leggitt of New York city, Mrs F. s. Spaulding and daughter of Norfolk. James White and two daughters of New York city were there few days last week.
 The Archdeaconry meeting held here in Christ church on Tuesday and Wednesday was very interesting and uplifting meeting. Seventeen clergy men were present. A report of the meeting will be published iu the next issue of the NEWS.
 The Ward place, or summer home" was opened last week by The Girls Friendly Society. It has accom- modstions for sixteen guests, and al- ready about that number of young la dies have arrived and are enjoying the privileges of this vacation house which allows each guest to remain two weeks.
 Guests at Twin Lakes House the past week were: Mg and Mrs Wm. Hur- ley. MT Thomas Cullinan, Miss Nellie Culiinan, Mrs Catherine Sullivan, Miss Lulu Fitzpatrick, Miss Jennie Hurley. Miss Fannie Hurley all of Bridgeport, The house will be completed by the 20th inst. and will then be ready to ac commodate large number of guests.
 The Amenia Times says; "Tha superlative and staid family local paper the CoNNEcTIcUr WESTERN NEWS, has entered on Vol. XXI of its existence Long may the NEWS come to our table brim full of news, and it's weekly issuel be mailed to an ever increasing number of paid up subscribers, who yearly de posit with Editor Beckley $2 .00 to pay for the same. They get full value fol their investment every time"
 The congregation at Christ churcf last Sunday was disappointed in no hearing Mics Florence Stockwell sing The carriage in which Miss Stockwel and others were riding from Twin Lake broke down on the route and none 0 the party could reach Canaan in time for the services. Miss Stock we'll sang at the Archdeaconry meeting yesterday but returns to Yonkers, N. Y. this week and will not be in Canaan again this summer.
 George F. Hall, the man you al know, and his minstrels will appear a Town He'll tonight. Dan Mason, ou favorite Dutchman, and Dick FoY. tn black face artist, you will surely wan to see; Sherman Rowles, the jolly sing ing coon, Roland Rex, khe basso, Jame Filling, the tenor, and Ollie Renfrow the baritone, you will surely want t hear. Louis Wesley, the diminutive from the New York Casino. will endeav or to amuse; and they say Fred Hof the pianist, has bstterie, in his fingers There will be jokes galore. singing b the Greedy Square Male Quartette dancing by Grossman and Wesley, an farce comedy to close; all under tn direction of l.. c. Yeomans. Reserve seats 35c. on sale at Collins iswelr stors.