Connecticut western news., 1909-06-03

lerton, were in town Sunday.
 Mrs. w. A. Miles and Miss Miles held a delightful reception Tuesday.
 William Brown, of Hartford, spent Memorial Day with his mother here.
 Mrs. Nellie Preston attended library convention in Willimantic last week.
 Miss Hazel Gibbs spent Sunday and Monday with her parents in Norfolk.
 Francis Burpee of Waterbury was an over Sunday guest of friends in town.
 George P Strong left yesterday for New York where he will spend several lays.
 Miss Mary Hoag and Miss Minta Bradford spent Memorial Day in Dan bury.
 Mrs. Fred Young and mother of Pittsfeld, Mass, are guests of Miss Jane Norton.
 MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bell, Of Mount Vernon, N. Y, are at their cottage at the lakes.
 Henry 0. Barnes returned from a visit to his son Irving in Oyster Bay, l.. l., last week.
 Miss Minnie Wilcox returned Satur- day from & visit with relatives in New York state.
 Miss Anna Brown of Hartford spent Sunday and Monday with the Feltens at Twin Lakes.
 MT. and Mrs. G. W. Parsons left Tues day for Ocean Grove, N. J., to spend a couple of weeks.
 Mrs. John Nicoll and daughter, Mar jorie, spent Memorial Day with friends in Patterson, N. J.
 F. A. Baker and A. H. Herriman went to Copake Tuesday to try out some of the latter's fast horses.
 Harold Preston spent Memorial Day with his mother. Mrs. Hamm also en- tertained several guests from New Haven.
 Miss Gertrude Bush, of Vassar College, and Mss Jenkins, of Sheffield, left Tues day after spending several days at the Naples.
 John W. Boyer, chemist at the Berk- shire White Portland Cement Co.'s plant at Clayton, is entertaining friends at Clayton this week.
 A daughter was born Thursday last to MT. and Mrs. D. D. Corners, of Clayton, who formerly lived on one of the Harden bergh farms in this place.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Wright started Sunday morning and drove to Mrs. Wright's home ill Afford, Mass, where they spent Memorial Day.
 Mrs. CorneIia TomlinsOn Adams of Bridgeport. Conn. will assume the man. agement of Mountain View Inn at Pine Grove, which opens July l.
 Miss Grace Roraback left yesterday morning for New Haven where she will attend the wedding of Miss Molly Town send and Harry Fairchild which is to be celebrated to-day.
 Mrs. Todd, of Goldens Bridge, was the guest of Rev. Harry Cornford over Sunday. MT. Cornford, of Albany, Rev. MT. Oornford's nephew, was his guest on Memorial Day.
 James Kinney, of Clayton, who played base ball at East Canaan Monday was hit ill the face by a foul ball and sus- tained injuries which closed his eye and lacerated the flesh over his cheek bone. He was treated by Doctor Lee.
 County Health Officer F. W. Ethe. ridge of Thomaston was in town Tues day i'll conference with Dr. Frank H. Lee, the local health officer in regard to certain sanitary conditions in this vicinity.
 Topsonia, the bay mare owned by F. A. Baker, won the honors in the free for-all race at New Milford Memorial Day, taking two heats in fast time and without being driven to her limit. The race was for half mile and the time AAtLCc DN IOpSOl1ld WdS OllG llInuGt ulIlG seconds in the first heat, one minute, seven and half seconds in the second Special Concert Trains
 Arrangements were made f0r sp@"iG' trains to be run to Norfolk last evening and this evening for the accommodation of those who are to attend the concerts of the Litchfeld County Choral Union. One train will lave Torrington at D. m. and Win sted at 6:25, and the other, coming from the west will leave Lakeville at 6, Salisbury 605, Chapinville 6:1O, Canaan 6:2O, and East Canaan 6:23 Bannahan in More Trouble
 A young man named John Bannahan, who was recently released from the county jail. where he served time for beating his bride (nee Miss Dietin) while they were on their honeymoon here, NH