Connecticut western news., 1909-09-30

Joseph Parsons spent Wednesday in Hartford.
 Miss Hill attended the Hudson Fulton celebration in New York city.
 William D. Lawrence, of Newark, N. J., is a guest at Arthur Freeman's.
 Miss Gladys Ferris. of Torrington, was recent guest of Miss Carre Fuller.
 ReY. E. 0. Gillette will preach Sun day morning on "The Situation in Canaan"
 G. P. Strong is visiting friends ill celebration.
 Mrs. Isaac Beebe, of Norfolk. was guest of friends in town from Thursday until Tuesday.
 Mrs Vernon Rood, of Hazfeton, Pa., visited Mrs. Esther Cunning at Mrs. Hamm' s last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Whitford have returned from six weeks trip to the state of Illinois.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert P. Briggs left to- day for Newburgh, N. Y, where they will spend a week.
 An exceedingly large number of Canaanites are attending the Great Bar rington fair this week.
 The Canaan Seconds will play the New Marlboro High School on the local dia- mond Saturday at 3 D. m.
 Mrs. G. H. Rood, of Clayton, visited friends in this village last week from Wednesday until Friday.
 Mrs. U. G. Hannah and Mrs. William Dempsey, of Pittsfeld, were guests at Frank DempseY's Saturday.
 Corridor Downs, of Tyringham, Mass, was guest of his daughter, Mrs. F. F. Stevens, for few days last week.
 Mrs. A. E. Garter and daughter, Mrs. James Hunter, of Stockbridge, Mass. were guests of the Misses Granger last. Saturday.
 A large number of members of the local lodge of Masons attended the funeral of Harry Benjamin ill Falls Village Wednesday.
 Mrs. A. V. A. Felten and children are in Hillsdale, N. Y, having been called there by the sickness of Mrs. Felten's father, MT. Bullock.
 Within 8 few days the Berkshire Power Company will replace the small lamp at the corner of Main and Railroad streets by an arc light.
 "Topsonia, the pacer owned by landlord F. A. Baker, of the Garfield Inn, enters the 20 class st the Great Burlington fair to-day.
 Having spent most delightful sum- mer at their Twin Lakes cottage, the family of Judge A. T. Roraback moved back to Canaan Tuesday.
 A. H. Herriman's pacer. Friend Direct" will enter the 2:50 class at the Great Harrington fair Friday and the 2:27 class at DAnbury, Thursday, Octob- i CT 7Jh.
 Letters advertised at the local post office to date of September 28, are for: Miss Nelle Gaynor, James Odonneu and Johan TingleY post card for Miss Abi- gail Johnson.
 s. L. Dehoney, of Lenox, Mass, has entered the employ of Bullock 6 Felten. MT. Dehoney arrived Tuesday and will clerk in the clothing and gents furnishing department of the store.,
 Mrs. Horace Humphrey and daughter Olive, went to Pittsfeld last week to consult Dr. Richardson in regard to Miss Olives health, and later joined MT. and daughter Beatrice, at Mass.
 The excavation for the continuation of the new six-inch water pipe on East Main Street Is being pushed along, but it will be some few days before the main is laid as far as the New Haven railroad where the connection with the old pipe is to be made.
 The members of the Italian Lodge of Mutual Help will meet Sunday after noon at the home of Albert Cevelh. This will be the society's second regular meeting. Subsequent meetings will be in the Wh1tford building, in which lodge rooms have been secured.
 Nathan Austin, who has been in the employ of Bullock 6 Fslten since June, will leave to-day (Thursday) for his home in Essex county, N. Y. After about a weeks visit there he will go to Bal ti- more, Md, where he will enter the Uni versIty of Maryland and finish courses in dentistry and medicine. Since his residence in Canaan, MT. Austin has gained hosts of friends and all will be pleased to learn of his splendid inten- 5ions
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