Connecticut western news., 1909-09-02
Mrs. A. P. Briggs, of Church street,

franK Baker ana bert HelrCe pdsoeo Thursday in Hartford.
 Miss Katherine McNeil of Lime Rock was i'll Canaan Monday.
 Frank Wilcox was in New York two days last week on business.
 Bennie Vim, of Philmont, is clerking in Vosburgh's grocery store.
 Matthew Kane arrived in Canaan Friday for a visit with his father.
 Harold Vail of Philmont, N. Y, was a guest of Roy Lafargue last week.
 A capacity house greeted minstrel show in Town hall Saturday evening.
 Miss Irene Schmekz of Norfolk. spent Sunday at the home of A. O. Caldwell.
 Mrs. G. H. Trieschmann and Mrs. J. F. Rains spent Thursday ill Torrington
 Clinton D. V. Barnes is spending the week with his brother at Oyster Bay, N. Y.
 Allyn Fuller spent Sunday with his aunt. Miss Lily Fuller, of Housatonic. Mass.
 Miss Evangeline Hines of New Haven is the guest of Mr and Mrs. Joseph KeRler.
 The Canaan Dairy milk route has been purchased by Stiles Stevens of Canaan Valley.
 MT. and Mrs. P. J. Kane, of Housa- toric, Mass, called on friends i'll Canaan Thursday.
 Mrs. J. w. Peet closes her home on Granite avenue this week and will board at the Naples.
 Mrs. Craw of South Norwalk, and MT. and Mrs. Rlker, of New York, are stopping at Frank Snyder's.
 J. H, Roraback. wife and son left Friday for ten days trip. Niagara Falls is their objective point.
 Miss Catherine Mccormick, accom-. panied by Miss Shields, of Waterbury, returned yeaterday from visit to Mill erton.
 Richard Leffingwell and family, of East Canaan, have moved into the place known as the Lynch house, on Railroad street.
 MT. and Mrs. N. B. Chaplu, of Tor rington and pr. and Mrs. Hammond of New Haven, were callers on friends in town Sunday P. M. .f
 w. H. Cooney. of Hartford, and George o, Bradley, of New Haven stopped over Sunday at the Garfield and met many friends.
 MT. and Mrs. John Lafargue and two children of Hartford, arrived Saturday for visit with his brother Charles and family on Pierce avenue.
 Mrs. Burgess, and child, who have been visiting for a long period at the hotel Garfield, returned to their home in Bridgeport last Saturday.
 A wagon load of Canaan young people went oyer to the Twin Lakes house Fri day evening and attended the last dance of the season at that popular hostelry.
 uhOuuaJ LuOAhAhSJ oCplSLADCl To- dl II o'clock, examinations for entrance to the High school will be conducted at the school building on Granite avenue.
 David Huntington of Morris, Conn.,, is the new dentist with Dr. H. L. Ross. MT. Huntington arrived in Canaan Sum- day and assumed his position Monday.
 The many friends of Miss Lydia Mer- wig regret to know that she has severed her connection with the schools here and goes to Bristol, where she had previously taught.
 A. J. Wigglesworth 6 Go. have the contract for tearing out a hot water heater and installing n new one in the home of c. Willis Parsons, on Granite avenue.
 Miss Eva French, of Waterbury is guest of old neighbors and friends in town. Miss Eva has fine position as bookeeper with the s. N. E. Telephone i Company.
 Mrs Edson Cowles and daughters Iva and Marion, of Woodbury, who have been the guests of Mrs. Cowles' father, J. E. Wells, of this place, left Tuesday for CollinsYille.
 George s. Fuller very pleasantly passed Saturday and Sunday as the guest of Walter A. Power, of Hartford, on the latter's handsome sloop down on Long Island Sound f
 George Haskins, accompanied by Clinton Wilcox, drove six Borden horses to Waikiki last week, and there turned them out to pasture Mir. Haskins brought back one horse.
 Dr. H. l.. Ross, chief fish and game warden of Litchfield county, has been reappointed by the commissioners of fisheries and game for period of two years, dating from September l. Dr. Ross will later announce the names of those to be appointed to assist him