Connecticut western news., 1907-08-29

A. B. Collar of Norfolk was in town Sunday
 Archie Weaver is now in the employ of Dr. Lee.
 E. S. Root has been spending a few days in Hartford and Bristol.
 John Belden and Mr. Pease of Hart ford were in town Saturday.
 Two auto parties, five in each, from Torrington were in town Sunday.
 Mrs Frank Anson spent last week at The Point of Woods, Long Island.
 Mrs. Lola Pulver has been visiting friends in Copake Iron Works, N. Y.
 The Misses Granger have as their guest Mrs. Power of Brookline, Mass.
 Mrs. John Nicoll and daughter, Mar jorie, spent Sunday in Great Burlington.
 Ward Rockefeller of Hudson, N. Y., was recent guest at H. R. Whitford's s.
 Mrs. Emma T. Rood is spending the week with her daughter in Torrington.
 
 Mrs. J. O. Richmond has gone to Pine Plains, N Y., for an indefinite visit.
 Miss Beatrice Humphrey spent Sun day at l.. J. Nickerson's in West Corn wall.
 Miss Ella Considine spent the Sabbath under the parental roof at Hillsdale, N. Y.
 Two houses to be built by James Graney, one by Edward Pease. Who's the next?
 Miss Edith Roberts of Torrington has been visiting MT, and Mrs. Q. -E. Badgley. fe
 Oswald Franz and daughter Bertha of Newburgh, N. Y., are visiting a David Curtis.
 Miss Catharine Finnegan's dancing class gives reception at Town Hall this afternoon.
 MT. Hull of New York spent last week with his cousin, Charles Adam, of Gran ite avenue.
 O. J. Vosburg and family are enjoying their vacation driving through the coun- try visiting friends.
 Mrs. Frances Peet returned from Bridgeport Saturday and is occupying her rooms at Dr. Camps.
 Dr. G. E. Corwin and family, who have been at Lake George for two weeks, have returned home.
 Mrs. J. L. Washing and sons of Bridgeport have been visiting at Mrs. A. Handlin's.
 Mrs. Ellen Parshley of Dorchester, Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Esther Williams, on Granite avenue.
 Walter Hayes has leased storage room in H. D. Humphreys barn and has placed his furniture therein.
 It is expected that large crowd of New Workers will spend Labor Day at Pine Grove camp ground.
 Mrs. Mary Geikie Adam left Thursday for two weeks visit with her brother, Dr. Geikie, of Toronto, Canada.
 The dance given in Town Hall Friday evening by the young people was very pleasant event, although not largely at tended. se
 Mrs. Camp and the Misses Granger at tended the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Harriet Granger Daley, in Sheffield on Friday.
 Miss Anna Brown has returned from her vacation and resumed her position as stenographer for the New England Lime company. ,.... ..
 Miss Daphne Stickles will leave Sat- urday for a weeks vacation at the family summer cottage on the Long Island Sound coast.
 William Hubbard of Canaan, N. Y., has been spending a few days in town. He expects to enter the employ of William Garfield.
 Clarence M. Humphrey has constructed a cement walk from the sidewalk to the piazza of his West Main street residence, a distance of 30 feet
 Henry H. Scutt is planning to erect a house on his lot between the residences of George Van Deusen and James Green on West Main street.
 Charles Morris, Civil War veteran, 83 years of age died in Colebrook Thurs day and his body was taken to East Ca naan for burial Saturday.