Connecticut western news., 1906-09-13

town Sunday.
 Mrs. John Nichols has been spending a few weeks in Norwalk.
 Miss Mary Filming was the guest of Margaret Flynn over Sunday.
 Hiram Smith of Colebrook was a visitor in town one day last week. Mir. and Mrs. S. A. Eddy and family are occupying their Twin Lakes cottage.
 Albert Germond of Stamfordville, N. Y, has been visiting at Geo. M. Walton's.
 T. Lee Roberts and family have moved to their new home in Craryville, N. T..
 Russell Williams of Paterson, N. Y, was guest of s. O. Beckley, Saturday.
 Myron Clesveland of Great Barring ton has entered the employ of Ives & Peirce.
 Irving Proper Livingston, N. I. has been spending few days at Dr. c. w. Camps.
 Mrs. Della W. Hardenbergh has sold building lot on Prospect street to Mrs. Caldwell.
 Judge Roraback and family returned Saturday from their summer home at Twin Lakes.
 Rev. J. P. Smythe and wife have re- turned from their vacation visit to Quogue, L. I.
 George A. Livingstone is spending his annual vacation at Twin Lakes, Sharon and Bedding. ..
 Miss G. Irene Greene returned to New York, after months rest at her home in this village.
 Miss Eleanor Miller spent over Sum- day with friends in Bridgeport, Norwalk and Port Chester. The foundation for George s. Fuller's new building on Railroad street iJ prac- tically completed.
 The Canaan base ball team was de- feated by the Great Burlington team. Saturday, 8 to g.
 Professor Gregory of Yale is a guest of Professor Keller, who is stopping at Church Terrace"
 Joseph l.. Parsons left Tuesday for New York city where he will spend a few days on business.
 Mrs. Emma T. Rood spent the past week with friends and relatives ill Cole brook and Torrington.
 Miss Grace Bradford of VanDeusen, Mass, was guest of Mrs. Ellen T. Bunnell one day last week.
 Murray Brown of Philmont, N. Y, and Charles Brown of Sharon were re- cent guests at H. R. Whitford's.
 Mrs. S. N. Hand of Maiden Bridge, N. Y. has been spending few days this week with her daughter, Mrs. Harry NJ. Doty. r
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Nicoll of New York and Albert Nicoll of Great Bar rington are guests of Mrs. Charles Briggs.
 Miss H. M. Stone of New Hartford, the new superintendent of schools, visited the Canaan school on Monday of this week.
 J. A. Dorman of Great Burlington was in town yesterday in the capacity of "advance agent" for the Great Bar rington fair.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Adams have been spending week i'll Bridgeport, New Haven and other Connecticut points of interest
 The raising of the Warmer House has been completed and the work of prepar- ing the present basement for the new first story is in progress.
 Mrs. William Littlefeld, Mrs. s. A. Bunnell and MT. and Mrs. Charles Drude of Springfield, Mass, were re- cent guests of Mrs. George Walton.
 L. A. Caldwell left for Ramapo, N. Y, yesterday where he has employment as carpenter on dam being erected to re- place one washed out by flood recently.
 Miss Edith Greene attended the Nichols Cook wedding last week, and on Thursday left town for New York and Long Island, to be absent till the 22nd.
 H. D. Humphrey and family have re- turned from their outing at High Island near Niantic, and Mrs. Augusta c. New has returned from Asbury Park and i Leete's Island.
 Business is increasing year by year at the Canaan postoffice. Ill August 1905 the money order receipts were S4, 247. B and during August 1906 they were 5, ,774.25, an increase of Sl, ,526.52. c. w. Wilcox, the new superintend- ent of the Borden plant. has arrived in town. He has rented the J. s. New ISace on West Main street, and expects to move his family here about Oct. 15
 T. F. Ford of New Haven, clerk in [