Connecticut western news., 1903-06-25

| John lalCOCt or IalcOttVllle arrived yesterday at the Pilgrim Manse. Mrs Enc is ill very feeble con- dition at her cottage at Pine Grove. Samuel A. Eddy's family are oc- cupying their cottage at Twin Lakes. The Mountain View Inn at Pine Grove will open July 1 for the season.
 Mrs. Hoppin of New Haven arrived at her cottage at Pine Grove on Tues day.
 Clinton D. V. Barnes arrived home from New York on Tuesday for vaca- tion.
 Miss Jennie Walton went to Spring field, Mass on Tuesday to visit relatives a month.
 Mrs N. L. Jackson is visiting her old home at Cortland, N. Y, and ex- poets to be away from Canaan several weeks.
 Mrs. George M. Walton has been confined to the house two weeks with rheumatism and sciatica but is now improving.
 e. B. Gardner, wife and son Ivan of Coxsackie, N. Y, arrived ill town Monday for few days visit at Warren McIntyre's.
 Miss Irene Crowen has been at R. P. Pendleton's s in South Canaan for the past two months, but returned home Tuesday.
 Miss Mary Bodley says that 20 years ago last Monday, June 9, she came to Canaan to stay week and has been here ever since.
 Rev. E. O. Gillette will give a talk on John Wesley at the Pilgrim church next Sunday evening at o'clock. All are cordially invited.
 Invitations are out for the Canaan High School alumni reunion and recep- tion at Town Hall on Friday evening, July 3. Spectators, 25 cents.
 Miss Carre Fuller will arrive home next Tuesday from Chicago, H., where she has been attending the Lakeview High School since last August.
 The base ball game at Lime Rock yesterday between the Chicago Stars and the Lime Rocks resulted i'll a score of 13 to 1 in favor of the Lime Rocks.
 Yesterday was the eighteenth day of unpleasant weather and perhaps the sun is getting mouldy; at least this is the wettest June in 25 years or more.
 Miss Carrie Landon of Sharon was a guest of Miss Ruea Van Duesen Thurs day to Wednesday. Miss Maud Landon was a guest of Miss Katherine Roraback Friday.
 The annual sale of fancy articles will be held in Pilgrim church parlors Wednesday eveding, July 1st, commen- cling at six o'clock. Ice cream and cake will be served.
 Rev. MT. Ketcham of Housatonic, Mass, preached in the M. E. church last Sunday morning and evening. Rev. MT. Coker, Baptist minister, of Pitts field, Mass, will supply the pulpit next Sunday.
 <-The ninth annual meeting of the board of lady managers, the county commissioners and other officers con nected with the Litchfield County Home for dependent children was held at the Gilbert Home in Winsted yesterday.
 -Farmington has met with an ire parable loss by the removal to Briar- cliff on the Hudson of Mrs. Mary E. Dow who for twenty years has been connected with Miss Porter's school, and who for number of years has been the head of said school. A number of schools have been offered to Mrs. Dow, but the one at Briarcliff, which is only fifty minutes ride from New York city, has modern buildings and delightful surroundings, seemed the most desirable in every respect. Mrs. Dow will take with her practically all her present force of assistants, besides many pupils of the so-called, {" Mrs. Porter's School, " but which has practically been Mrs. Dow $ | school for the last decade.