Connecticut western news., 1906-07-12
Edward Warner is visiting in Mantle,

Miss Caroline Camp is visiting New Britain friends.
 George Peet of Bridgeport has been visiting his mother.
 Mrs. H. E. Lyles is spending a week at Stratford, Conn.
 James Mccormick of Millerton, spent Sunday with his parents.
 Miss Claudine Lumpkin was Sunday guest of Sheffield friends.
 Miss Carrie White is entertaining her sister, Rose, of New York.
 R. I. Crissey of Norfolk was caller at THE NEWS office Monday.
 Mrs. Frank Stevens has been visiting her father at Tyringham, Mass.
 The Berkshire Power Go. have placed an electric fan in Rains bakery.
 Miss Ella Considine was an over Sun day guest of Hlllsdale, N. T., relatives,
 Miss Carrie Richardson of Lime Rock is spending the day at George Walton's.
 Miss Mabel Sherman of New Haven is visiting Miss G. ". Roraback at Twin Lakes.
 Thomas Delaney of Millerton, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. James Mo Cormick.
 Kenneth Freeman Seacord of Lee, Mass, is a guest of his uncle, A. P. Freeman.
 George Por ter and wife are entertain ing MT. Porter's parents who reside in Vermont. r-
 Miss Carrie Richardson of New Haven is expected to-day for an extended visit at s. W. Barnes.
 J.D. Harding has resigned his position with the Canaan Printing Go. and re- turned to Hartford,
 Arthur Trebilcock of Bowmansville, Canada, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. John Geike Adam.
 Mrs. John Geike Adam and little son have returned from an extended visit to her home in Canada. ..
 The Kensington Club will hold it's annual sale August Sth in the basement of the Methodist Church. <
 MT. and Mrs. James Mcclure of Mil lerton, were the guests of his father, Martin Mcclure over Sunday.
 A valuable bird dog belonging to John Nichon was killed by the cars at the Main street crossing yesterday. 4Af
 During July and August the Douglas Library will be open on Wednesdays and Saturdays from two to five o'clock.
 Thomas McCarty, 46, who died in Great Harrington. Mass, Saturday, was brother of Frank McCarty of this place. --.
 E. D. Norton keeps business going at Collins jewellery store during the hours MT. Collins spends at Twin Lakes this month.
 Mrs. Sabra Humphrey has returned from East Hampton where she has been spending several weeks, assisting in the care of the sick.
 Miles Jenks of Millerton, formerly employed at the Warner House and who has been critically i'll, is reported as being considerably better.
 The Sunday Schools of the Methodist and Pilgrim churches are holding their annual picnic at Highland lake, Win sted, today.
 Eugene Rowe and Clinton Barnes de- parted early this week for Caryville where they will conduct the farm they purchased recently.
 Coal bins are being filled at a rapid rare for householders who wish to keep out of the way of that advance of 10 cents per ton per month.
 George s. Fuller has awarded to E. R. Lorraine the contract to construct his new store building on Railroad street. The work will be commenced at an early date.
 It is reported that Mrs. Mary Gillette of this place, who went to a Hartford hospital for eye treatment, was obliged to submit to an operation for the re- moval of one of her eyes.
 Judge A. T. Reraback and family who were to have gone to Twin Lakes last Thursday were obliged to change their plans and dld not open their cottage there until Monday. The receipts at the Canaan postofice during the quarter ending June 30, 1905 amounted to $1135.29 and for the cores bonding quarter in 1906 to $1300.67. an increase of $165.3 MT. Tuckerman, brother of Mrs. s. A. | Eddy, died Monday at Clifton Springs, | where he had gone for medical treat ment. MT. Eddy went at once to take | charge of the remains. The burial was | at MT. Tuckerman's home ill James town, N. Y.
 W. A. Gordon of Danbury was in town Monday soliciting contributions