Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1908-07-02

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The Douglas Library will not be open
July 4th.
c. H. Bell of Thomaston was in town
Saturday.
DR.. H. L. Ross has been spending a
few days in Bethel, Conn.
Mrs. Lavina Blass of Ancram, N. Y,
Is visiting her son, Adelbert Blass.
Miss Beatrice Humphrey is the guest
of her mother, to-day, in Pittsfeld.
Miss Olive Grant of Hartford was a
recent guest of Miss Gladys DeHart.
Mrs. NJ 8. Langs and son, of Niagara
Falls, are the guests of Martin Langs.
A party of girls from the city are en-
joying an outing at the Vacation House.
Miss Josephine Camp is camping
with Great Darlington parties at Lake
Buel. ..... ...
Miss Stowe Of Crareyville has been q
guest of Miss Edith Barnes for several
days. 4
Mrs Della Hardenbergh and sons are
now occupying their cottage at TWIN
Lakes.
A Southern New England telephone
has been placed in the residence of Q. A.
Lindell. r...
G. M. Humphrey and family left yes
terday morning for a two weeks visit
to the shore.
Miss Minnie Wilcox has returned
from visit with relatives in Gilberts-
vile. N. Y.
Martin Langs has moved his livery
business from The Wangum to The Can
field stables.
Miss Lura Ferguson has gone to And
over to spend her school vacation with
her brother.
JudgeA. T. Roraback and family have
gone to Twin Lakes to spend the balance
of the summer.
Undertaken o. M. Humphrey con-
Quoted the funeral of Charles Upton at
Clayton Friday.
Misses Ruby Hall and Luella Newton
Of Charlottesville, Conn. are guests at
w. N. Decker's.
Mrs. Ophelia Camp visited her sister
in Roxbury last week and found her i'm
proved in health.
Contractor Bonney of this village is
constructing house and barn for John
Gilligan at Sheffield.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Ives took posses
sion, Friday, of their cottage at Twin
Lakes for the summer.
Miss Gertrude Strong of West Hart
ford is spending the summer with her
sister, Mrs. Q. H. Pease.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. A. Kemp attended
the wedding Of their son., John Kemp,
at Pittsfield last Wednesday.
Misses Barnes, Stowe, Van Deusen,
Wolcott, Wilcox and Fergusons held a
picnic at Twin Lakes one day last week.
Canaan VS. Lakeville at Lakeville Sat
urday afternoon. Canaan will send a
sizeable delegation to witness the game.
Saturday being a legal holiday, the
majority of the stores will close at 10 a.
m. and remain closed the balance of the
day.
Miss G. M. Roraback's school in New
Haven closed last week. She is now at
Twin Lakes and will not go to Europe
until September.
Miss Bronson, daughter of Levi Bron-
son, East Canaan, nurse in the Willard
Parker hospital, New York, has been at
home for two weeks.
The banns of marriage between James
McNally of Waterbury and Miss Carrie
White of Canaan were published in st
Joseph's church on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Roberts ofWater-
bury spent portion of their honeymoon
last week at James Bonney's. The
bride is niece of Mr.. Bonney.
Junius Rhoades is preparing to con-
struct concrete sidewalk in front of
his residence on East Main street. An
other Booster Club member gets busy
Mr.. Milford of Wayne, Pa, is build
ing cottage at Twin Lakes, above the
marble spring. He with his family are
now occupying Rev. E. 9. Gillette 8
cottage.
Mrs. William Garfield, Miss Ella
Considins, Edward Mccarthy, E. Crop
per and P. J. Butler were among the