Connecticut western news., 1909-04-29

Pope Chapman, of Falls Village, called on friends in town Saturday.
 Mrs. Ophelia Camp is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. Castle, i'll Roxbury.
 M. Langs has sold his spotted cob to James Maloney, of Millerton, N. Y.
 John Hubbard was called here Satur- day by the severe illness of his mother
 MT and Mrs. W.J. Argall were Sun day visitors of her parents in Falls Will lage.
 Mrs. Frederick Hahn, of Philadelphia, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Emma Rood.
 William Garfield, of New Marlboro, was guest for few days last week of O. G. Smith.
 Miss Agnes Considine, who has been visiting at her home here. has returned to PassaIc, N. J.
 MT. and Mrs c. H. Robinson of Pitts field spent Sunday as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. A. V. A. Felten.
 J. A. Jamieson and family of New York have opened their cottage on Was hinee Lake for the summer.
 Mss Anna B. Brown, formerly of this place, now of Hartford, twas the guest, of MT. and Mrs. Felten over Sunday.
 Owing to the inability of one member of the caste to be present at rehearsals, the play. Just for Fun, will not be pre- sented.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Ferguson, of Bridgeport, were guests of the formers father and sisters here Saturday and Sunday.
 Letters advertised. April 27 at the Ca naan postoffice are: William Benns, Frank Hoxie, Victor Olson, Mrs. Edward Winters.
 Alfred Herriman has sold a speedy three-year-old colt to party in New Marlboro, who will put the horse on the track this summer.
 Miss R. M. Dawson, who has been the guest of her niece, Miss May Adams, at the Naples, returned Tuesday to her home ill South Norwalk.
 Samuel Hitchcock and a friend killed bittern and pair of sparrow hawks Saturday on his fathers farm. He is to have the hawks mounted.
 Ar. and Mrs. G 1. Roberts, with a maid and their son, of New York arrived at their cottage at Twin Lakes Friday and remained over Sunday.
 Newell Smith, son of Joseph Smith, broke his arm Sunday afternoon while playing in the yard. Dr. Adams was called and reduced the fracture.
 Mrs Frank Minckler of Great Bar rlngton spent few days with her sister, Mrs. Wright, the ast week, and MT. Mlnckler came down on his motor cycle Sunday.
 ] Frederick Blake, who has been em- ployed by 0. T. FUsburgh is now work. Ing for Lewis Rhoades. Milton Kilmer is taking Mir. Blake's place in Vos- burgh's.
 Masons have been at work building a chimney on MT. Felten's cottage at Twin Lakes and carpenters have been making repairs pre- paratorY to the cot tage being opened for the summer.
 Selectman Lyman E. Howe had the misfortune to be kicked in the cheek bone by a horse Sunday. He was knocked unconscious at the time but is recovering nicely from the injury.
 Dr. F. H. Lee was elected secretary of the Litchfield County Medical Associa. tion, the 10th annual meeting of which was held in Winsted Monday. It is the i oldest medical association Ill the United States.
 Announcement has been received hers of the marriage of Florence, younges; daughter of Mir. and Mrs. w. G. Cargill former residents of Canaan, to James Morse Noble. The wedding occurred at the home of the bride in Westfield, Mass. April 17th.
 The new baseball diamond was plowed and rolled this week and ought to be ii good shape for playing in a few day ys Several teams ill the league have already played practice games and It will behoovt the local boys to get out and hustle al their first opportunity. The first game is to be played with Salisbury on the latter niamond two weeks from Sat urday. Salisbury put up good game against East Canaan last Saturday. Station At Foley Summit Crossing
 The Twin Lakes Association has succeeded in getting the Central New England Railroad to establish a flag station and shelter near the Foley Summit crossing. The association has also been successful i'll getting the United States Postoffice Department tc establish a postoffice at Twin Lake station, and George R. Lind, who was