Connecticut western news., 1909-06-03
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 Miss Mary J. Kellogg and Mrs. Bald win, of Cornwall, were in town yester- day.
 Several people from Hartford were over Sunday guests at the Twin Lakes House.
 J. Henry Roraback took Senator and Mrs. Barnum to Hartford in his automo- bile Monday.
 Miss Oecelia Smith of Lakeville is spending few days with MT. and Mrs. Edward Brewer.
 Raymond Mansir, of Pittsfeld, spent Sunday and Monday with his brother, Charles Mansir.
 MT. Wildman and daughter spent Sunday and Memorial Day at their cot tage at Twin Lakes.
 Fred Woodruff and wife of Bridge port are spending their vacation in Sandisfeld this week.
 Mrs. John Nicoll and daughter Mar jorie left for New York Friday to be gone over Memorial Day.
 The Canaan Seconds defeated the Clayton baseball team Saturday at Clayton by 8 score of 23-3.
 William ,Laroque of Dickinson Center N. Y, visited his sister, Mrs. Joseph Kegler, several days last week.
 Fred J. Dole, wife and son of New York city arrived in Canaan on Friday enroute to the Twin Lakes House.
 The Cady Brothers of New Haven have been calling on old time friends at Canaan and Falls Village this week.
 Edward Hunker, IT,, caught brook trout under Borden's dam a few days ago that weighed pound and half.
 Joseph Quinn of Hartford and James Quinn and wife of Pittsfield spent Sur day and Monday with their parents here.
 Miss Louise Friedman. who is at- tending the Danbury Normal School, spent Sunday and Monday at her home here.
 Game Warden Ross was presented with trout few days ago by c. H. Lage of Great Burlington. The fish was caught in a local stream and was very peculiarly shaped. It measured about eight inches, weighed 1-2 ounces, and was shaped exactly like a bass. | The new station at the crossing near Twin Lakes will be opened June 1, and like the Twin Lakes station will be 8 flag stop. It has been named Blakes Summit after 0. E. Blake, president of the Twin Lakes Association, through whose efforts the station was secured at that point.
 Constable Lewis Rhoades received a telephone message from the boys in- dustrial home at Canaan, N. Y, Friday away and requesting him to look out for them in this vicinity. MT. Rhoades has already returned a number of run away boys to the institution.
 Entertained Local Legislators
 Senator B. Hart Fenn, of Wethers. field and Mrs. Fenn recently entertained party including Senator Isaac w Brooks of Torrington, Senator Charle. W. Barnum of Lime Rock, Senator Walter l.. Goodwin of Hartford, Repre- sentative E. A. Fuller of Suffield, Re presentativs George H. Knight of Lake vile, Warden Albert Garvin of the state prison and J. Henry Roraback of Ga naan.
 Caught I67 Pounds of Carp
 Floyd Garfield walked int tow2 : few days ago with big string of 3[ German carp which were found to tiI the scales at 167 pounds He had ex tracted them from a nearby stream witI a fish spear. The story sounds ishy but is vouched for by reliable witnesses but whether the catch was served up a: a breakfast dainty or thrown to the ca Is not mentioned.
 Interesting Literary Relic
 Mrs. Bnsh of the Naples has in heI possession an interesting literary souve mir in the shape of a brass kettle whicl was once owned by Sir Walter Scott Mrs. Bush lived a couple of years il Scotland in the neighborhood of Scott home and while there secured the kettl, at an auction of the effects of a neighbol and former friend of Scott's. The ket tie is handsome one and had been pre- sented as gift by Sir Walter to hi friend, and it was after the latter. death that the relic was disposed of by auction.