Connecticut western news., 1908-08-06
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Margaret Flynn over Sunday.
 Mrs. George Whiting of Elizabeth. N. J., is guest at c. M. Walton's.
 Miss Emma T. Rood is visiting her daughter in Torrington this week.
 Mrs. F. H. Lee visited her mother at Hillcrest hospital, Pittsfeld, ,on Tuesday.
 Miss Mary Clay of West Cornwall was guest of friends in town Monday.
 Miss Ida Evans, of Bethel, was re- cent guest of her aunt, Mrs. H. l.. Ross.
 Rev. E. o. Gillette and family moved into their cottage at Twin Lakes, Thurs day.
 Mrs. Watson of Falls Village has been visiting friends in Canaan and at Twin Lakes.
 Miss Jennie Ferry was the over Sun day guest of her sister in Cornwall Bridge.
 Mrs. L. J. Nickerson of West Corn wall was guest at H. D. Humphreys s Tuesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swarz and son of New York city have been visiting at D.. w. Manvels.
 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bonney, of Waterbury, are guests of his brother, James BonneY.
 Miss Amy Lansing is spending a month with her grandparents in Pleas ant Valley, N. Y.
 The carpenters will complete their work on Wallace Canfeld's residence in about two weeks.
 F. N. Brown, and wife of New York are spending few days with old friends in town.
 H.. Ware and Miss Ruth Hall of Wayne, Pa., arrived at Camp Pennsy, Twin Lakes, Friday evening.
 A. P. Briggs has sold the old Reed Homestead at South Canaan to Charles E. Gould of Windsor, Mass.
 Professor Beardslee and family of Hartford are occupying Mrs. F. Stall g cottage on the island, Twin Lakes.
 MT. and Mrs Fred Manvel of Pitts field were over Sunday guests of his parents, MT. and Mrs D. W. Manvel.
 Mrs. N. B. Chapin, of Torrington, will chaperone party of six at the Her riman cottage, Twin Lakes, at the week s end.
 Louis Streck and his painters are dec- orating the woodwork on o. G. Smith's oement-covered dwelling on West Main street.
 Rev. H. I. Bodiey, arrived at Twin Lakes, Wednesday morning. His son, Charles Bodley, has been in camp for several days.
 MT. and Mrs. James Adams of Ne braska, who have been visiting friends in town, started for the West Wed. nesday evening.
 Miss Eva Gardiner, sister of Mrs Charles Dodge, has been engaged tc teach in Canaan for the coming year in l Lno SOQOm D1Str1OG.
 Miss Anna Bodley, of New Britain called on friends in town on her way tc Twin Lakes to spend few weeks with her father, Rev. H. l. Bodley.
 Louis streck has just erected a very handsome and attractive sign fol Decker 6 Alvord. It consists of raised gilt letters on a blue sanded background
 The Bruey case, involving the custody of child, which was set for trial before Judge Whittlesey on Monday of thi week, was postponed until Monday next.
 Speaking of old-fashioned furniture Harvey White. engineer at the Border plant remarks that in his house there i a rocking chair in daily use that Ina seen 160 summers.
 Mrs. U. H. Miner of this village anC Mrs. l.. J. Nickerson of West Cornwall plan to go to Asbury Park next weel Wednesday. Mrs. Augusta 0. Nev may accompany them.
 The reports from Hillcrest hospital a Pittsfeld, relative to the condition o Mrs. George P. Strong continues to b of an encouraging nature. MT. Stronj again spent Sunday with her. The Lakeville base ball team vii play the Cauan team here on Saturda: of this week The contest'is certain t be hard fought one and a recor breaking crowd is expected to be in al tendance.
 Edward McCarty is going forwar with the work of building a house O. Bragg street. E. R. Lorrain has tn , contract. It will consist of seven room with bath and will make a cozy hom for someone.
 J. P. Rains horse, which is afflicte with tetanus or lock-jaw is considerabl improved and Dr. Corwin believes