Connecticut western news., 1909-07-22

in West Hartford.
 Joseph Quinn of Hartford spent Sun- day with his parents here.
 Edmund Ward and daughter, of Falls Village were in town Tuesday.
 Mrs. William Thompson is spen ding a couple of weeks at the Naples.
 Miss Margaret Traver of Millerton has been visiting at George Rogers.
 Miss Daisy Ketchum, of Brooklyn, N. Y, is guest at Mrs. s. J. Hamm's.
 Banjamin Webster. of Waterbury, was recent guest at F. L. Beckley's.
 H. S. Wells of Springfield, Mass, is spending his vacation with his parents.
 Miss Elizabeth Joyce returned to New York Tuesday after visit to her home here.
 Miss Maude Schauff1er of Walton, N. Y, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Chas. 1 Shaw.
 Charles Osborne and family, of Lake vile, have been visiting at William Beebe's.
 Mrs. Della Hardenbsrgh and Mrs. Esther Williams visited Great Barring ton Friday.
 Walter Goggin has been seriously ill with the measels, but is reported some- what better.
 Miss Amy Lansing is spending a month witff her grandparents near Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 The Foresters baseball team was defeated by the Canaan Seconds Satur- day by the score of 9 to 1.
 R. c. Ware, of Wayne, Pa., came Sat urday evening to spend 8 month with his family at Twin Lakes.
 MT. and Mrs. John Wadhams, of Goshen were guests of Mrs. B. H. Tripp a couple of days last week.
 Miss Ellen Kane and Charles O'CoE- nell spent Sunday in Lenoxdals as the guests of Miss Della Lamoree.
 Miss Caroline Richardson, of New | AAafOAJ lo pbOpPLhS W1bi e41' ShhA 1kA15. Sheridan W. Barnes for tLe summer.
 The East Canaan baseball team de- feated the Norfolk team Saturday, an 8 we'll played game by the score of 5-3.
 John Sheridan, clerk at the Garfield, has been entertaining his wife aud daughter, of Lewiston, Me-, for a few days. g
 Mrs. 0. G. Smith is spending a couple of weeks at Block Island ill company with Mrs. W. G. Durham, of Ashley Falls.
 Mr and Mrs. Edward " Nestell left Friday for Lake George where they will spend the summer cruising in their launch.
 Miss Mary Smith and Miss Rose Ferrara, of New York, are spending two weeks with MT and Mrs Joseph Ganci.
 Mrs. G. H. Knickerbocker and son Percy, of Pine Plains, have been spend ing few days with her brother, F. R. Collin.
 Mrs. Olive Abbie. who has been with Mrs. William Argall for three weeks, returned to her home in Falls Village Saturday.
 Mrs. Hall and two children, of Strat ford, are visiting Miss Annie Golden Bartlett at her Twin Lakes Cottage, "The Pine Knot"
 Harry E. Lyles has received his Pope Hartford automobile and up to date has been lodging trees and telegraph poles with considerable success
 Mrs. Lavina Blass, who has been spending the past month as the guest of her son, Adelbert Blass, returned to her home in Ancram, N. Y, Saturday.
 Among those who spent Sunday at Pine Grove camp ground were John B. Reynolds, Arthur Penfeld and N. E. Nickerson, all of Bridgeport and respect ively president, vice president and secre- tary of the Pine Grove Association. The fair gwen by the Mission Circle of Pilgrim Church Friday evening was very pleasant and profitable. Among the different features were the :ca room, the Do oths upon which were arranged the large variety of fancy goods, and the decorations, which were particularly attractive The latter were by Mrs Phelps and ferns and hollyhocks artisti- cally arranged gave the rooms a festive appearance. Over $98 was realized at the sale. Some of the young people at Pine Grove gave candy sale on the camp grounds last week, the proceeds to go for the purchase of ladies' cup to be con- peted for at the tennis tournament to be | held next month. Something over S2O | was realized by the sale, which will buy