Connecticut western news., 1907-07-18

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 Old Resident Returns.
 | Dr. Thatcher Hanchett and wife of Torrington were in town in an auto mobile Monday. The doctor was a resi- dent here some 60 years ago. his father being the proprietor of shop where axe helves were made. The building stood near the present site of the small bridge over the Johnson-Lindell raceway not far from the Blackberry river dam. Dr. Hanchett inquired about many people who lived in Canaan in those days and without exception, all whose names he mentioned have gone to their reward. The party went from here to Great Bar rington and returned to Torrington via Sheffield, the undermountain road and Twin Lakes. The doctor found the Ca- naan or to-day a much different place from the Canaan of so years ago and was favorably impressed with the changes that have taken place.
 Canaan ReyoIutionary Soldiers.
 Mrs. H. s. Mygatt of New Milford has recently completed a list of men from the town of Kent who enlisted in the Revolutionary War, and it has been sent to Litchfield for entry in the reg ister kept ill the Memorial Library. The list is considered correct and quite com plete. In addition to the names given, Kent sent a band of 100 Schaghticoke Indians into the army of the colonies. Canaan who enlisted during the Revo- lution. The list is published with the hope that it may be heightened by ad- ditional names The list follows. The otherwise stated. Henry Bailey, Caleb Benton, Jonathan Blin, Charles Burrell, colonel, Jonathan Burrell, deputy pay master, John Camp, James Olary, Aaron Culver, John Curtiss, Seth Curtis, Obadiah Daily, Thomas Durham. David Fellows, William Follows. Eleazer Full Ter, l Furbs, Christopher Gale, Handford Austin, Samuel Hamilton, Czar Harrison, Gershom Hewett, cap tain, spy at Ticonderoga, Isaac Higby, Russell Hunt. Solomon Hunt, Squire Jones, Stephen Jones, Daniel Jakeway, Jesse Kimball, captain, Elijah Lawrence. Nehemiah Lawrence, Neil MoNeil, cor poral, Medad Merrils, John Mitchell, Ezra Prindle, Samuel R,nsori, Tata"n- iel Root, John Rose ensign, Ariel 5lru.d- ing, Wm. Smith, Benjamin St rens, John Stevens, captain, Luther StCdtard, captain, Simon Tubbs, James Waterous, quartermaster, John Watson, jr.. cap tain, Gibbon Wentworth, Josiah Whit ney, Tarbel Whitney, captain, Jonathan Whitney, captain, Joshua Whitney. lieut., Samuel Williams, Thomas Will Hams.
 Pine Grove Notes.
 The season of 1907 has opened at Pine Grove with the usual enthusiasm of those stopping within this cool and in vigorating wood. Dr. and Mrs. Orville O. Rector of Bridgeport have the man. agement of Mountain View Inn, where a number of guests are now enjoying its comforts and cheery environment. Among those fortunate ones are Miss Helen Julia Smith, Mr.and Mrs. George A. Baker, Dr. Stanley D. Hart, MT. and Mrs. Starkey, of New York city; Dr. Richardson, Mrs. Richardson and son, Derby, Conn.,, and Mrs. Sears of Bridge port. Those from New York city who are enjoying cottage life are Col. and Mrs. Cauldwel at the " Barracks A U. s. A." Mrs. Depew and daughter, Miss Bangs at their pretty cottages; MT. and Mrs. Lewis B. Crane, at the Cattails;" Mrs. Charles D. Farriss and family at Summer Rest" MT. and. Mrs. Mart wick and sons, MT. Way and family, at :" Needles Edge' From Bridgeport, Albert Hall and family, Mir. Reynolds and family, MT. Stern and family, at the !" Rectory." Stamford, MT. and Mrs. Hoyt and Miss Hoyt, MT. Street and family, at Fernside. From New Haven, MT. and Mrs. Wyatt, at their Bungalow; Mrs. Hopper and daughter at their pretty cottage, also MT. and Mrs. W. J. Hopper and, family. Prof. Bowden and family of Brooklyn are stopping with Mrs. Nesbit, at the farm, while they are engaged in superintend- ing the building of a new cottage
 Miss Helen Julia Schmidt, who is quite an acquisition to the grove musi- cally, kindly gives her services Sunday evenings in leading vesper service at the Inn, which all enjoy to the utmost