Connecticut western news., 1909-12-09

day of last week.
 Robert Pruyn, of Pittsfeld, is visiting friends in this village.
 Henry King visited in New York Saturday and Sunday.
 George E. Moore of Housatonic called on friends in town Mon day.
 Michael Flynn of Stockbridge, Mass, visited in town last Thursday.
 The Cranford Club will meet with Mrs. \. L. Jackson this afternoon.
 John Burghardt of Great Burlington, Mass, visited ill this village Monday
 Seven or eight deer were seen together i'll lot on Meadowland farm last week.
 Mrs. F. Hitchcock, with a party of friends spent last Thursday iu Pittsfeld.
 Frank Stanton, of Danbury, was the guest of his parents ill this village Sun- day.
 Harry Best of Great Harrington spent the latter part of last week with friends here.
 D. B. Cornell of Great Burlington called on friends Ill town Friday of last week
 Miss Gertrude O'Brien of Norfolk called on friends in this village Friday of last week.
 Mrs. Horace Humphrey has returned from a few days visit with Mrs. L. J. Nlckerson ill Cornwall.
 Miss Bush of New York is boarding at the Naples as has been her custom for several winters past.
 Joseph Ganci has resumed his duties in William Argall's barber shop after enjoying a weeks vacation.
 Mrs. Mary Tone returned to her home in New Haven Monday after spending a few days at Joseph Kegler's.
 Miss Mary Corbett returned Saturday evening from visit with Dr. and Mrs. Frederic Parsons in Thomaston.
 John Graves has taken a position as bookkeeper and cashier in the depart ment store of Bullock & Felten.
 Edward Egadore, formerly of this vil- Iage and now of Pittsfeld, was the guest of friends here over Sunday.
 John Argall. who assisted in his brothers barber shop last week, returned Saturday to his home in Lakeville.
 The Italian Society of Mutual Help will hold their meeting Thursday eyen- ing and elect officers for the ensuing year.
 E. w. Warner has connected the Pe- quigney house with the main sew CT. The work was done the latter part of last week.
 At the regular meeting of Court Wan gum, F.of A Tuesday evening four can- dldates were initiated and two applica- tions received.
 Rev. J. P. Smyth, Mrs. Esther Will Hams. and Miss Mary Bodley attended the funeral of Mrs. Williams sister, Mrs. Adams, i'll Great Harrington Saturday.
 E. R. Atwood of West Hartford was ill town last Thursday completing ar engagements for the harvest of ice. He will be located here permanently after January first.
 Mrs. c. H. Pease and Miss Helen went to West Hartford last Thursday for q few days visit at Mrs. Pease's home, the latter returning Sunday and tho fOrpnor Tupcdav
 Those who will represent the Canaan chorus, at the business meeting of the Litchfield Choral Union at Delmonico's ill New York tomorrow evening, are Rev. k 0. Gillette, President; N. Wat son Hardenbergh, and Lester H. Adams
 Frank Baker, proprietor of the Can- field hotel, has purchased Pope Hart ford touring car from Dr. Richardson of Pittsfeld, Mass. He, accompanied by w. H. Garfield, Samuel Brinton and Dr. H. L. Ross brought the car to this town last Thursday. Saturday evening after a rehearsal for the play Mrs. Briggs of tho Poultry Yard" Miss Josephine Camp invited all members of the cast to her home where she gave them very fine dinner. Be- fore and after the dinner music was in dulgea in and all enjoyed themselver immensely.
 ! The next meeting of the Assembly will be held in the town hall on Wednes- day evening Dec. 15 and the reception will be given by the gentlemen to the ladies on the evening of Dec. 29. not as was stated ill last weeks issue of this paper. The meetings of the Assembly will probably be held in the future on Wednesday instead of Monday evenings. On Friday evening of last week there was an attendance of about fifteen from this village at church supper held i'll East Canaan. Among those who were present were Mrs. Samuel Reel, Miss Hazel Gibbs, MT. and Mrs. Anson Law renee, Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Cornford, Mrs Henry Whitford, Mrs. C.. H. Whit