Connecticut western news., 1909-08-05

is visiting friends in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Chauncey Brewer of Mill River were in town Friday.
 Miss Knouse of New Haven is staying at Mr. and Mrs. s. W. Barnes.
 Mrs Ophelia Camp returned Saturday from visit to her sister in Roxbury.
 Mrs. Charles Adam visited, the Misses MoNeil at Twin Lakes on Tuesday.
 William Partridge of Andover is a guest of MT. and the Misses Ferguson.
 Edith Morse Johnson of Cambridge is guest at Mrs. Emerson's for a few days.
 Miss Roxanna Stevens of East Canaan was an over-sunday guest of friends here.
 Master Forbes s. Adam visited MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Owen at Lime Rock last week.
 Mrs. Beckwith of Westfield. Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward LOT raine.
 Rev. Maplesdin and wife, with two daughters, are spending month at the Naples.
 Miss Jessie Smith, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward G. Smith, is ill with the measles.
 Miss K. Maud Smith of Naugatuck was an over-Sunday guest of Mrs. G. Willis Parsons.
 Theodore Courtright and wife of Bridgeport are spending two weeks at the Wangum.
 Mrs. Emma Platt Baleh of Copake, is guest at Dr. and Mrs. O. ". Camp for few days. ..
 George Drum has secured 8 position as bookkeepsr for the Ashley Falls Marble Company.
 Dr. Dennis of New York was in town Monday to consult with Dr. Camp about the case of Mrs. F. A. Baker.
 Miss Olive Evans, of Millerton, who has been visiting at George Roger s returned home Sunday evening.
 Miss Eva B. Cox, who has been spend ing month at the Naples, returned to her home in New York Sunday. -z
 Michael Mccormick and John Greer attended the Lime Rock Millerton, base ball game in Millerton Saturday. .t
 Mrs. John Hickman and two sons, of l New York, are in town for the summer. MT. Heckman is expected next week.
 Mr. and Miss Wilcox, the Misses l Ferguson and MacNamee attended the tennis tournament in Norfolk Wednes- day. .,-..a. .....e o. l.
 Miss Lord, who has been spending several weeks at the Naples, left Mon day to spend some time in Massachu- setts. se.
 Miss Elizabeth Hickey returned from Ireland Tuesday evening. She was ac- oompanied from New York by Mrs. Doyle.
 Rev. Henry Utterwick and family, who have been sojourning here and at Twin Lakes the past six weeks, returned to New York Monday. ...
 MT. and Mrs. James Mcclure of Millerton. Mrs. Josephine Norton and Joseph Norton of Winsted, were callers at James McCormick's Sunday.
 J. E. Conway, or New York, formerly proprietor of Conway Inn at Sheffield, | o1l Monday on his way from a visit to Sheffield and Lee.
 The house and lot belonging to the estate of the late George l.. Gillette, situated at the extreme end of West Main Street, was sold at auction last Saturday afternoon to Patrick Kane, who lives on the place, for $1030.
 During the past week road oil has been applied to the state road between the village and East Canaan in front of the Borden milk factory, 8. W. Barnes the Naples and MT. Canfsld's. The result is a greatly improved highway.
 Miss Louise Bragg, Miss Mary E. 1 Adams, Miss Buelah Adams, the Misses Smith and Lester Adams spent Sunday and Monday Stockholm" cottage at the lakes. Mrs. SpauIding and daughter of Norfolk were their guests for the day
 We have received from the Storrs Agricultural Station, Storrs, Conn, their Bulletin No. 56, on the control of Insects and of PlaLt Diseasos;' also Bulletin No. 57, "A Study of Some Connecticut Dairy Herds s'' Both of these pamphlets are of especial interest to farmers, and will be sent free to resi- denoe of Connecticut who apply for them.
 Canaan seconds defeated the Twin Lakes team last week on the local diamond by the score of 11-8. Saturday they went to Chapinville and trimmed | that tAoY, oF tbo