Connecticut western news., 1901-08-15


 -George Fuller with his daughter Carrie and son Allen, intend to start next Monday for Buffalo to be gone a week.
 The Peirce family held picnic st Twin Lakes last Friday. Mrs Johnson and Mrs Virgil went with them AS their guests,
 Mrs Richard Norris and son Ralph of Brooklyn. N. Y, are visiting at their cousins, Fred Gillstte's, They came last Monday evening.
 The new military school building on Frink Hill in Salisbury can he dis tinetly seen from Union depot and other points in this village
 Mrs George Chsttleton and httle daughter of Bristol are visiting for sev- eral weeks with Mrs Chattleton's par ents, Mr and Mrs Reuben Stewart.
 Henry Gerard. foreman of the Torrington Printing Co, and Mrs Ger rard were here Monday en route to Yer mont where they will spend weeks vacation.
 Mrs Esther Williams went to Ct Burlington Sunday to attend the fu- neral of her sister-in-lsw, Mrs Potter, widow of John Potter She retIfned home Monday.
 By recent change in the game laws of Massachusetts the open season on partridge, squirrel and rabbit will not begin in that state until Oct l Formerly it began Sept l5,
 Rev and Mrs s. A. Burnahy are taking two weeks vacation. They left home last Monday morning and will visit Marhlehesd and other places on the Massachusetts coast.
 The Rev Dr Andrus (who Is men, toned in South Canaan eorrespondeneel spoke in the Pilgrim church last Sun- day morning and gave very clear and profitable address.
 Mrs Dwight Msnvell has gone with her daughter and son to Burns Point, Milford Ct. for their summer vacation and Mir Manvell goes down every week and stays over Sunday,
 Miss Minnie Deming went to Win sted last Saturday to visit her brother, Wilbur Deming. and later is going to South Greece, N Y.. to remain this winter with her brother Howard.
 Mrs Eliza SedgSick's Seth birthday anniversary will occur next Tuesday, Aug. 20. Mrs Sedgwick is remarkably we'll for lady of her years and her mental faculties are unimpaired.
 Deputy Supreme Organizer W. NJ. Johnson of winsted and District Deputy Supreme Archon W. D. Crameton of Naugatuek attended the meeting of the Heptasopas here last Thursday even ing.
 Mrs s. M, Humphrey who went to Worcester, Mass, to stay with her brother. Charles Marvin, for several weeks, changed her plans and returned home last Saturday after a weeks stay there.
 Frank B Gillespie of Stamford and George H. Bodley of New York city are expected this week Saturday to camp with Georges father, Rev H. Bod. ley. at Twin Lakes for 8 week. Mir Gillespie is brother of Mrs H. I. Bod ley.
 Miss Ellen Whittlesey Collins of Chicago. h., is visiting MT and Mrs Orville D. LaDow at Twin Lakes, Miss Collins is descendant of the old Whittlesey family who many years ago lived on the north shore of Lake Washining.
 Mrs Wallace Roberts has night blooming cereus that unfolded eight blossoms last Friday evening and. three blossom Saturday evening. Quite a number of villagers responded to cor dial invitations to be present and enjoy the beauty and fragrance of the flower.
 Mrs William Dayton and her two daughters. Maud and Minnie. of Au. burn, N. Y, arrived in town lssI Thursday and visited Mrs Day yton's aunt, Mrs Charles Emmons, until Mon day. It is 20 years since Mrs Dayton last visited Canaan. She lived here during her girlhood when her father the late Benjamin Jones, was & mer chant here.
 George 0. Peet and wife of Bridge port are taking months vacation They went to New York last Sunday night and on Monday left for Alexan dria Bay. N. r., where they will re main week and visit Thousand Islands then go to Montreal, Canada, for | while. On their return home they vii visit Lake Champlain, Lake Georg' and Saratoga.
 I The authorities have removed th, rubbish that has been dumped in th, road and in the driveway entering th Town dumping grounds and driv, has been opened to the back end of tht lot. It is hoped in the future that peo pie depositing rubbish will drive to th, east end of the lot and fill up the bacl part first In that way the lot vii answer its purpose for years. Of lat, the entrance has been filled with bro ken glass and tin cans so that it va dangerous to drive horse over it. | SPECIAL NOTICES