Connecticut western news., 1909-07-29

Augusta M. Berry and A. A. Berry of New York are guests at the Wangum.
 Mrs. H. O. Hammond of New Milford is visiting Mrs. M. G. Adam for a few days.
 Miss Mattie Manvel has been spending a few days with relatives in West Hart | ford.
 Mrs. Eldert, of Brooklyn, is a guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Smythe, at rectory.
 Misses Ella and Sarah Considine visited friesds in Housatonic, Mass, Monday.
 George Peet, of Bridgeport, was the guest of his mother for a couple of days recently.
 Mrs. Victor Coe and daughter have returned from visit to her parents in [ Colebrook.
 An automobile party from Great Harrington were guests of Mrs. O. W. Camp, Thursday.
 Misses Regina and Florence Adams have been spending few days at Walter Roberts In Great Harrington.
 Mason Noble's family, who have boon visiting relatives in this place, returned to their home in Philadelphia, Saturday.
 Mrs. Kepler, of Boston Corners, N. Y, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Will liam Lamey on Barlow Street, for few days.
 Mrs. Isaac Beebe, who has been visit. ing old neighbors and friends in this village, has returned to the home of her daughter in Norfolk,
 Mrs. Burns, Miss Emma Lawrence and Miss Sarah J. Roraback returned yesterday from two weeks, visit at Mar blehead, Salem, Provincetown and Boston, Mas.
 Mrs. Emma T. Rood went to Bridge port, Saturday. Mrs. Jennie Beirce came upfrom New Y York and together they were over Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. George Peet, Mrs. Rood intends to visit several places before returning to Canaan.
 Miss Clalr MacNamee, of Poughkeep- sic, who is visiting at the home of F. H. Wilcox, rendered a vocal solo. "The Lord Is My Shepherd" by G. N. Rock. well, at Christ Church Sunday in very 1 pleasing manner.
 The burial of the infant of Dr. and Mrs, William T. Owens, formerly of this place now of Hartford. was held here Tuesday afternoon, Rev. E. O.. Gillette officiating. Interment was ir the family plot here.
 E,~ The Hotchkiss Bros. Company, who now control and operate The Garfield Lime Company will close the office ill Canaan and all business heretofore transacted here will be handled at their main office In Torrington.
 A bunch of timothy hay that didn't look much like sample of the so-called short hay crop this season was sent to THE NEWS a few days ago by w. E. Brewer, of Mill River. The stalks measured five feet ten inches in height.
 J. H. Lansing has resigned as secre. tary of The Garfield Lime Company eff fectiye August l, after having been em- ployed by MT. Canfield in connection with his lime and other enterprises since he first commenced operations in Ca naan in 1903.
 Mrs. Katherine s. Johnson, talented vocalist, returned Monday to her home in New York after several days spent at the Wangum./ Miss Johnson has arranged to give a recital in Pittsfield next month and also expects to give one in Lakeville.
 New arrivals at the Mary Watson Home this week are as follows: Miss Emma Kelsey, Plymouth; Miss Ida Lyons, Hartford; Misses Mary and Let itia Johnson and Ethel Whartley, South Manchester; Louise Sova, Stamford; Miss Julia Octual, New York
 Albert Barnes was in an automobile collision at Great Burlington Sunday. The two automobiles collided the | junction of Main street and St. James place and both were somewhat damaged Neither of the drivers. G. Facclolio of PIttsfeld and MT. Barnes of Harrington was injured. MT. Barnes was coming 1 from Tacenic avenne and MT. Facciolio was driving south with two friends in his car. MT. Barnes was alone. Per- sons who witnessed the collision claim that MT. Facciolio was driving his car at quite high rate of speed. Mrs. Ophelia Camp attended the fun eral of ner nephew, H. LeRoy Randall, prominent banker of New Milford, who died Friday. MT. Randall was the son of the late Q. H. Randall and a member of the firm of O. &5 H. L. Ran dall Bond and Investment Co.,, which was later incorporated as the Randall company. He was prominent Mason