Connecticut western news., 1909-06-24
CANAAN
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Monday after their wedding trip.
 Miss May Shields of Waterbury spent Sunday with Katherine McGuire.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Abbe are mov. ing into the Wangum this week.
 Miss Della Graney has been spending few days with Torrington relatives.
 Miss Ella Langs has been spending few days with friends in Springfield.
 Mrs. H. J. Keats of New York is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Collins.
 Miss Lord of Brooklyn, N. ..Y. is spending several weeks at the Naples.
 Miss Whitmarsh will not return to her duties at the Canaan school next year.
 Quite number from this place at- tended the dance in Norfolk Friday night.
 MT. and Mrs Henry B. Ives moved on Saturday from the Garfield to Twin Lakes.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. w. Warner left Fri. day for Terryville to spend several days with friends.
 Judge A. T. Roraback and family moved to their cottage at Twin Lakes the first of the week.
 A oablegram was received Ifrom Rev. Albert E. Roraback Monday announcing his arrival at Gibraltar.
 The Berkshire White Portland Cement Go. has closed it's plant at Clayton for a month to make repairs.
 Clinton DeVere Barnes, who hasibeen teaching in Worcester. Mass, the past year, has returned home
 Mrs. B. H. Tripp and son Raymond of Cleveland, Ohio, are staying at H N. Adams for few weeks.
 Franklin Abbe7of Brockton, Mass. is expected to arrive to-day to spend couple of days with his brother, Thomas Abbe. MT. and Mrs. Richmond Paine will not occupy their cottage at the lakes this season, having gone to Europe for the summer.
 Bessie Frein, of Seattle, Wash, has arrived at the home of her uncle, Henry o. Barnes, where she will spend the summer.
 MT. and Miss Oliver of East Oranage, N. J., have leased house of Alfred Herriman which they will occupy for the summer.
 Charles s. Phelps has completed the erection of building near the station at Twin Lakes where he will dispense ice- cream and home bakestuffs.
 Miss Helen Johnston returns to her home ill New York to-day. Her friends will be glad to know that she will re- turn to her duties here next year.
 Rev. E. c. Gillette spent the first of the week in Williamstown, Mass, where he attended thei commencement exercises of Williams College, his alma mater.
 Mrs. Johnston of New York, who has been visiting her daughter, Helen, at the Naples for couple of weeks left Tuesday for Vermont where she will spend some time,
 Dr. Russell of New York has pur- chased the Brown cottage on the west shore of the lake and George F. Amborn of Brooklyn has bought the place oc- cupied last year by the SterliEgs.
 Miss Eva Hoffman, who has been teacher in the local school for the past year, leaves to-day for her home in New Preston. She will not return to Canaan next year and her plans for the future are not yet decided.
 Among the recent arrivals at the lakes are the following: R. O. Ware and family, Wayne, Penn, MT. and Mrs. Rudolph Keppler, New York; MT. and Mrs. Charles Reichs, Brooklyn; MT. and Mrs. Smithman and family, New Rochelle.
 Foresters Elect Officers
 At the meeting of Court Wangum, No. ITO, F. of A, held last week, the annual election of officers was held with the fol- lowing result: Chief Ranger, James Kane; Sub-Chief Ranger, William Cur tis; Recording Secretary. Frank Blass Senior Woodward, George Haskins; Jun for Woodward, David Magee; Senior Bea He, Charles Butcher; Junior Beadle, Charles Tanner. At the next meeting. July :, the installation of these officers will take place, to be followed b.- 2 social time. All members are requested. to be present.
 Union Religious Meetings
 Two union meetings of unusual inter est will be held next week Wednesday and Thursday evening. MT. Won Ogden Vogt, formerly secretary of United So- ciety of Christian Endeavor and more recently of the Presbyterian Board of Home Missions will he Dresent and de-