Connecticut western news., 1908-08-27
Camp meeting opened yesterday.

Camp meeting opened yesterday.
 Mrs. Hiram Bennett of Cornwall was i'll town Saturday.
 Miss Kate Utterwick, of New York, is visiting friends in town.
 There will be no services at the Pill grim Church Sunday next
 Miss Helen Rhoades has been visiting friends in Great Harrington.
 MT. and Mrs. Jas J. McNally of Dan- bury, are guest at John Marr's.
 R. H. Whitford has been spending a few days in camp near Sharon.
 George s. Fuller and son, John, have returned from their western trip.
 Miss Clara Wickwire of Sheffield was in town the latter part of the week.
 Miss Mary J. White of Sharon was a guest, last week, at Charles Fuller's.
 Mrs. John Castle, of New York City, is visiting Edward Norton and sister.
 Miss Eliza Reed, of Winsted, was a recent guest of Mrs. Anson Lawrence. Miss May Devine has been spending a few days with Great Harrington friends
 Miss Aileen Wallace of Mount Kisco, N. Y. is the guest of Miss Hattie Man vel.
 Miss Lura Ferguson returned last week from two months visit in An dover.
 Mrs. Charles Shaw leaves Friday for visit with her parents ill Townsville, N.
 Mrs. H. H. Scutt and son, Harold, have gone to Shelton, Conn. to visit her parents.
 M. D. Cosgriff, station agent at Pitts field, formerly of Canaan. was in town Sunday.
 Miss Mary Howe has been spending 8 few days with Miss Mabel Buckley in Winsted.
 Work is progressing on the foundation for Henry Neeland's residence on Rail- road street.
 Miss Mary Ferguson has been con- fined to her home by illness for a num- Der of days.
 Miss Irene Crowell returned last week from 8 months visit with friends in West Torrington.
 Miss Alice Benjamin, of Great Bar rington, has been visiting MT. and Mrs. George w. Ford.
 Miss Lillian Fuller, of Housatonic, was an over Sunday guest of her brother George and family.
 Mrs. David Curtis and son, Harry, have gone to Newburgh, N. Y. and on visit.
 Mrs. Wm. Camp jr. and two sons, of Buffalo, N. Y, were guests on Monday at Dr. o. w. Camps.
 A. P. Freeman recently attended the National Lime Manufacturers conven- tion at Cleveland, Ohio.
 Charles Rodemeyer and Mrs. Leroy Stone of Bethel, were over Sunday guests at Dr. H. L. Ross's
 George w. Ford has sold to William Garfield, a new piano to be placed ln the parlor of "The Canfeld."
 A. J. Wlgglesworth and family re- turned home last week after brief time spent in camp at Twin Lakes.
 William Dempsey has returned from Lake George and has resumed his posit- ion with A. J. Wigglesworth 6 Go.
 0. G. Smith and family expect to move from Clayton to their new home in this village during the next few days.
 Flaginan King is taking a vacation. Austin Joyce operates the gates at the Main Street crossing during his absence.
 The DeRue minstrel troupe gave an excellent entertainment in Town Hall evening before large audi ence.
 MT. and Mrs. H. L. Hayden of New Haven and Mrs. James F. Poey of Flush ing, L. l. were guests at Dr. Ross's last week.
 Edwin Merchant has purchased small track of land of the Misses Granger north of his new house on Railroad street.
 Miss Edith Greene left Tuesday for a visit with friends in Long Island. She expects to return the latter part of Sep tember.
 Mrs. Harry Hall and son, Percy, of Providence, R. l.. are visiting at George near Pine Grove Camp Ground.
 An occasionalfarmer. has finished his his fall blowing even thus early in the season and many others are busy with the work.
 Henry R. Whitford and family have from Nudge Pond, near Sharon,