Connecticut western news., 1909-09-16

at his home.
 Clinton D. V. Barns returned to Wor- cester, yesterday.
 Mrs. 0. W. Camp is visiting friends in Brookline, Mass.
 Mrs. A. E. Jenkins, of Sheffield, Mass, spent yesterday in Canaan.
 Eugene Williams has resigned his position at Vosburgh's store.
 William Ferguson returned last week from visit in Bridgeport and Andover. 1 c. NJ. Beach, the plumber and hard ware man of New Milford, called on G. P. Strong Tuesday.
 s. W. Barnes, of East Main Street, was confined to his home Sunday and Monday with a hard cold.
 The families of O. B. Shaw, 0. k. Badgeley and L. E. Hester are camping at the Ben Baldwin farm.
 Miss Lura Ferguson reterned Sunday evening from few weeks stay with re- latives in Lenox Dale, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs, A. L. Hugins and family have arrived home from weeks visit with relatives in New York city.
 Mrs. Consedine and family expect to move into Miss Adella Graney's new house on Bragg street October first.
 The Graded School was closed yester- day owing to the scarcity of water, caused by break in the water main.
 MT. and Mrs. N, B. Chapin, Mrs. Louise Chapin and Mir. and Mrs. Frank Lathrop, of Torrington, called on friends in town Sunday afternoon.
 The Samuel A. Eddy cottage, at Twin Lakes will be closed next Wednesday and the Eddy family, will depart for New Haven, their winter home.
 J. A. Bianohi has purchased Camp bells restaurant in the Whitford build ing. Eugene Williams has been engaged to conduct the business for Mir. Bianchi.
 Key. J. P. Smyth, rector of Christ church, accompanied by his wife and son, left Monday morning for the White mountains, where they will enjoy two weeks sojourn. Rev. Mir. Smyth will return to Canaan Saturday, September %.
 Rev. Frederic Carman, rector of St. Peters Episcopal church, Denver, Col, arrived in Canaan Friday evening for a weeks visit. He is stopping at the Wangum, where the Right Reverend Bishop Charles W. Olmsted. D. D.. Epis- copal Bishop of the diocese of Colorado, and family, are guests.
 United States Internal Revenue Agent, Samuel A. Eddy, who has been with his | family at their Twin Lakes cottage, left this morning for New York city, where he will join several classmates of the class of 1880, New York University, in reunion. There will be about ten members in the party and they will make an automobile tour to Delaware Water Gap, Pa., where they will pass Sunday next.
 Borden's Milk Question
 Borden's milk prices for the coming six months are as follows: October, S1 90; November, B .OO; December, $2. .05; January, $2.O5; February, s2OO; March, $l.80. Average A cents.
 Petition Signed
 The petition calling for the incorpora- tiOv of a m IioapSa nIa7sa i,, tho co1 for the annual town meeting, which has been in circulation, has been signed by the required number of voters. Registrars of Voters
 J. Clinton Roraback and Edward L. Roberts. Registrars of Voters, of the town of North Canaan, are in session to-day at the office of Judge Roraback, for the purpose of preparing list. en- titled, ''To be made'' of all persons qual- tified to be made electors in this town before the annual town meeting. The session runs from nine a. m. until five o'clock i'll the afternoon.
 Injunction Modified
 The injunction issued by Judge John Coats, of the Hartford county court of common pleas. restraining Orrin Case, Jr., of East Granby, from interfering with the New England Lime Go. of North Canaan in the removing of certain wood, has been modified so that it does not now cover all of the land which was originally included.
 Canaan Firsts and Seconds.
 The Canaan Seconds and the First team played game on the local grounds Saturday afternoon and the first team won by the score of 10.14. It was the worst fielding game that the Seconds have played this year and the first team did but little better. It was a free hut ting game from start to finish. There was large attendance.
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