Connecticut western news., 1908-07-16
F. A. Baker was in Hartford Monday


 About sixty attended the picnic at Holley Grove last week.
 A daughter was born, July 3d, to MT. and Mrs. F. A. Johnson.
 William Dempsey placed his launch on Twin Lakes Tuesday.
 James Adams and wife of Blair, Neb. are guests of relatives here.
 Mrs. Whiting of Winsted was a re- cent guest of Mrs. Marion Parsons.
 Mrs. Ellen Lyons is spending weeks vacation with relatives in Mill River.
 Miss Elizabeth Newton of New York city is spending her vacation in town.
 Mrs. Bridget Kane was on the sick list last week but is now wconvalescent.
 Mrs. J. G. Adam recently entertained her brother, MT. Trebilcock, of Canada.
 Mrs. V. M. Coe has been spending a few days with friends in Colebrook, Ct.
 Mrs Mary Corbit has gone to Thomas ton to visit her daughter, Mrs. Parsons.
 Miss Louise Bragg is entertaining Mrs. Spaulding and daughter of Norfolk.
 Mrs Augusta c. New is spending a week or two with friends i'll Housatonic, Mass.
 Charles Bills has been spending sev- eral days with relatives in Dalton, Mass.
 Miss Olive Stinson of Naugatuck, Ct. is visiting her uncle, A. J. Wiggles- worth.
 Mrs. John L. Thurlough and Mrs. Frank Whiting visited ill Norfolk Monday
 Charles French is now one of the assistants at O. E. Badgley's meat market.
 Grant w. Laidlaw of Oneonta, N. Y. formerly of Canaan, was in town Sat- urday l Miss Mattie Manvel went to Mt. Kisco. N. Y. Friday for few days visit with Rev. Thomas Wallace and family.
 Miss Mae Germond of Stanfordville, N. Y. is a guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank Stevens.
 Miss Daphne Stickles spent several days of last week in New York City and vicinity.
 Edward McCarty, jr., of Torrington, has been spending a few days with his parents.
 Bank Commissioner Chas. H Nobe, of New Milford, was in town Monday for his annual inspection of the Canaan Savings Bank.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Emmons of New Britain, Ct. are visiting his mother for few days.
 Miss Beatrice Humphrey is spending a few days at Hon. L. J. Nickerson's S in I West Cornwall.
 Jesse Drumm and family are visiting friends and relatives in Springfield and Westfeld, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Rogers spent g few days last week in East Hartford and New Britain.
 Clinton Barnes has been spending several days in camp with party ot friends near Norfolk.
 Mrs. Augusta Scott has returned iron Ridgefeld, N. Y, where she has beer Spopdipr covoro1 xrooLc Miss Cora Manvel of Sheffield, Mass has been spending few days with he brother, D. w. Manvel. : Mrs. Sabra Humphrey has returned from Winchester, Conn, where she spen } several days with relatives. Mrs. F. A. Baker and daughter, Mrs Bridges, have gone to Boothbay liar Dor, Me. for protracted visit. The new residence of Charles G Smith on West Main street has beel connected with the sewer man. Adolph Schmidt, whose wife died re gently, has placed his three children il home for children in Boston. |, l.. 0. Rhoades has established brancl } tonsorial parlor at Ashley Falls anc visits that place twice each week. ) The firm to whom the contract fo heating the school building was awarded have men here installing the furnaces l Miss Olive Humphrey returned Tues day from Pittsfield where she spent week with her mother at Hillcrest hos B pital.
 ! J. H. Roraback, Wallace Canfeld. N w. Hardenbergh. and George s. Fuller John s. Reed and F. R. Collin were il Hartford Tuesday. Miss Caroline F. Brightman has re turned to her home ill New Haven after few weeks visit with her sister Mrs. W. H. Rogers.
 c. B. Gardner, wife and son, of Cox : sackie, N. Y, have been spending V NF