Connecticut western news., 1901-08-08

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 Daniel l.. Peirce has been on the sick list for few days.
 Harry Holt is the new assistant in F. R. Collins jewelry store.
 Fred Capron and family of Danbury are visiting relatives in town.
 Howard Bierce joined the Guern- sey camp at Twin Lakes. last Friday.
 Mrs J. Sedgwick Tracy of Falls Village is visiting Mir Tracy's mother, Mrs Emily Tracy.
 The Lee base ball team who play here today will play with the Winsted's s at Winsted on Saturday.
 -Lucien G. LaAeur of New York visite1 his mother and his cousin at Beckley's from Friday until Tuesday.
 Miss Matte Manvel and her broth or Fred vent this week to Burns Point, Milford, Ct., for two weeks outing.
 Mrs 8. M. Humphrey went to Wor- cester, Mass, last Saturday for three month stay with her brother, Charles Marvin.
 Miss Caroline Bailey has gone to Norfolk for two weeks, caring for Mrs Aaron Reyes, while Mrs Psrrott is at the Exposition in Buffalo.
 Letters remaining uncalled for at Canaan post office are as follows: Mir Frederick U. Chatfeld, Henry Linch, (2). Wm. l.. Lockwood.
 pr Fl. l.. Ross caught lake trout weighing 2A pounds at Lake Washining Crwin Lakes) on Tuesday morning. He placed it on exhibition at Camps drug store.
 The Misses Ebba and Aida Lindell returned from Springfield and South wick. Mass. Friday, where they have been visiting relatives for several weeks.
 Lewis c. Rhoades fell on the base ball ground last Saturday and injured his right shoulder so badly that he will not be able to work for about two weeks.
 The mercury record at noon for the last seven days is: 7s-77 80-71-s0- 70 80. Gentle rain Sunday noon, heavy rain all Tuesday night, and heavy shower yesterday afternoon.
 A Baptist camp meeting will be held near the Baptist church at Corn. wall Hollow beginning Aug. 12 and lasting one week; Rev E P. Lyon ot Egremont, Mass, Rev A. B. Todd oi Bloomfield and Rev J. W. Higgins of Canton as speakers.
 -Hymen Jacobs, who was taken to the Bridgeport hospital, July la, died there Tuesday evening Aug. 9th, aged nearly 85 years. His remains were brought to his home here yesterday. Funeral today at the house at one o'clock, Rev E. J. Kelly oficiates.
 A night blooming cereus unfolded st the Pilgrim Msnse on Monday even ing. The neighbors called during the evening to enjoy its beauty ard fra. grance. This is the first time such 6 flower has bloomed there since the erection of the building five years ago.
 Mrs Nancy M. Camp, wife of Jo, seph Camp, died Aug. 5th at her home in Brooklyn, N. Y. The funeral ser vices were held there Tuesday evening, Aug. 6, at 2 o'clock and the remains were brought to Norfolk yesterday fol interment, G. w. Scoville, undertsk CT, of Nosfolk, came to Canaan Wednes day and met tte funeral cortege at thu 1238 train snd took charge of It from here. Mrs Camp was.70 years old ani formerly lived in Norfolk many years
 Guests at the Twin Lakes Hous, this week are: Mir and Mrs William Blodgett, the Misses Alice and Ma, Blodgett, Master William Blodgett ant MT Harry Olcott of Hartford; MT ant Mrs Fl. E.. Shannon and son James o Bridgeport; Mrs William McCahill, M and Mrs E. M. Cocks and the Misse Natalie and Dorothy Cocks of Ney York city; Mir Leon T. Mott of Proyi dence, R. l.; Miss Eva Russell, Mis- Stella Osborne and Mir NJ l.. Osborne .Jr., of Boston; Messrs c. H. Pease an' Charles Rodemeyer of Canaan.
 The Twin Lakes House, on the eas shore of Lake Washining, is doing large business and has more applica tions for rooms than it can accommo date. None of the rooms will be va cant until 8 week or ten days from now M l.. Osborne is the proprietor, an, in fact built most of the house alon since last fall. All of the interior i fitted up with Southern pine ceilings On the first floor are large office, ,stor room, sitting room. dining room, pan try, kitchen and laundry. Eleven fin sleeping rooms and bath room in th main part of the second story. beside servants rooms In the wing part of th second story. The exterior of the hous is not yet finished but wide piazza ez tsnds the entire length of the sid frentisg the lake.