Connecticut western news., 1909-05-27
University Club Meeting

University Club Meeting
 Invitations have been received here for the annual meeting of The Litohfleld County Univers ty club to be held by invitation of Mir and Mrs. Carl Stoeckel at "Whitehouse. Norfolk, on Friday evening, June II. The program will include a reception from 5:15 to 7:l5 at Whitehouse, when the club will march in hody to the Music Shed to attend the concert given in honor of the club by the Lltchfield County choral union. A special section of seats will be reserved for the club. Cards of admission to the Music Shed and to the dinner will be required to admit members at the doors of both places. Such cards can be obtained from the Secretary at the re- ception. After the close of the concert. club members are requested to repair as quickly as possible, and without cere- mony, to the dinner, which will be served in the usual place. AS dinner will not begin this year until after ten o'clock, it is suggested that members partake of supper before leaving home. Special trains will run to Lakeville and 1 Winsted FOR THE USE OF CLUB MEMBERS ONLY, leaving after the dinner at 12:30. Special trains will also leave directly after the close of the concert for the accommodation of the guests of the club and the choral union. Accommodation for the night will be provided EXcLU- sIvELY FOR SUCH CLUB MEMBERS as can not possibly reach home the same even- ing. Invitations are to be acknowledged to those persons from whom received, not to Mir. Stoeckel nor the secretary. Inspecting Proposed Trolly Route
 Ten big touring cars strung out over 1 about quarter of a mile of road swep, into Canaan Sunday afternoon covered with Massachusetts mud and filled with distinguished legislators, engineers and raidroad maguates of that state. Those who saw them wondered what was in the air and now that they can be in- formed that this distinguished party was on a trip of inspection over the pro- posed trolley route between Canaan and Great Harrington the curiousity of the inquisitive ones will not only be satis- fled but they will probably also begin to buy peekaboo waists and prepare for breezy open air trollY rides during the coming summer. While the road can not be expected as soon as that it looks at least as though the project was not yet done up in a winding sheet and laid on shelf The party that arrived here Sunday included two committees from the Massachusett legislature composed of tho committee on railroads and on street railways. The trip of the law makers was for the purpose of inspect ing the nteds of more trolley lines in the south part of the country as embodied in the bill of Representative Frank Cur. tiss, of Sheffield. The party was com posed of Senators Potter of Worcester, Keith of Bridgeport, Abbott of Boston, Salter of Lynn, Birch of Milford and Mahoney of Holyoke. Representatives Robinson of Chelsea, Harding of Fitch. burgh, Tytus of Tyringham, Curtiss of Sheffield, Scully of Springfield, Parks of Fall River, Whitney of Leominster, Meyers of Cambridge, McCann of Lynn, Hammerstrom of Worcester, Comstock of Lynn, Adams of Agawam. Cook of F1tchburgh, Carmody of Worcester, Quigley of Holyoke, Haigis of Turner's Falls and Madsen of Holyoke. The messengers in charge of the party were Thomas F, Pebrick of Lynn and Senator Page George Abbott.
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