Connecticut western news., 1909-09-09

hIS' Duuu6lly Ol N6" AOAh hJ 10 ASAhhAN her sister, Mrs. G. M. Walton.
 Mrs. John Nicoll has returned from a two weeks outing at Patchogue, l.. l.
 Joseph Quinn, of Hartford, spent Sun day at his parents home in this place.
 Miss Lonise Trieschman returned Tuesday to the Danbury Normal school. Mrs. c. W. Camp visited friends in Winsted from Saturday until Monday.
 Borden's Condensed Milk Co.,, have named Wednesday, the 10th as contract day. H&>ea
 MT. and Mrs. Granniss, of Terryville, were over Sunday guests at c. G. Smiths.
 Henry c. Barnes and family have been occupying the Felten cottage at Twin Lakes.
 s. w. Barnes visited Thursday and Friday in Waterbury. Watertown and Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. Victor Coe and daughter, Madeline, spent part of last week in CnaplnVllle.
 Miss Margaret Shuckerow and Miss Mamie Flynn of Hartford spent Sunday at John Flynns.
 Mrs. G. L. Parsons entertained her sister, Miss Eliza Rudge, of Sheffield, Mass, over Sunday. Mr and Mrs. A. L. Hugens and family are spending the week with New York city relatives.
 At the regular meeting of Court Wan gum, F. of A, Tuesday night, two can didates were initiated.
 Miss Lizzie Mccormick returned Tues day evening from three weeks visit with Hartford relatives.
 Mrs w. R. Field and Miss Ethel Shelden, of Mill River, Mass, were visitors i'll town Saturday.
 Henry Hoag, milk inspector at the Borden plant, is visiting for couple of weeks in Chatham. N. Y.
 The two Miss Wolfss, of New Haven, arrived in Canaan Thursday for two weeks stay at the Wangum. "a.
 Paul Gurney,a clerk in Parsons store, is enjoying a weeks vacation at his home in West Medway, Mass. ..
 Miss Louise .Denslow of Collinsville and Miss Clara Thompson of Suffield spent Sunday at Joseph Kegler's.
 ,Cornelius Eldert, of Brooklyn, N. r., father of Ms J. P. Smythe, was guest at the rectory Sunday and Monday.
 After a ten days visit with Miss Katherine Mccormick, Miss Louise Shields of Waterbury, returned to her home Monday.
 After the morning ball game, Mon day, Canaan was as quiet as morgue all day. Practically everybody in town went oyer to Lakeville.
 Miss Margaret Lillie of Hyde Park, Mass, who has been spending the sum- mer at the home of Charles 5. Phelps, has returned to her home.
 Rev. J. P. Smythe and family will leave Canaan Monday, September IS, for Randolph, N. H., where they will enjoy two weeks sojourn.
 Mrs. Maria Whitney and daughter, of Great Burlington, and Miss Hattie Brazee, of Boston, Mass, have been visitors at 0. G. Smiths for several days.
 Miss Grace M. Roraback, who has been home for the summer, left Mon day for N4w Haven, where she resumes her position as teacher ill one of the pub | lie schools. ..
 Miss Katherine Buck, of Jersey City. who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. John P Rains, of Railroad street, for the past several days, returned to her home yesterday.
 Mrs. A. Stillman. daughter, Gladys, and nephew, master Herbert Chambers, of Jersey City, N. J., who have been guests at the Wangum for the past month or more have decided to return home ill about two weeks.
 The firm of Bullock 6 Felten lost a horse Thursday night. The animal was purchased last spring and had been driven, by William Beebe twice daily. throughout the season, to Twin Lakes It was in good condition and died sud- denly from a disease peculiar to horses
 The cases of John A. Griffith, Myron W. Andrus and Patrick Hughes, against the Berkshire Power Company, which have been ill progress for some time, were temporarily closed on Wedn esday The defendants rested, and the plain. tiffs will take up the rebuttal Thursday September 16, at the Town hall in Shef- field, Mass.
 The Canaan Seconds handed the East Canaan Seconds a trimming Saturday to the tune of 4-2. It was we'll played game with the exception of the eighth inning when Casey, the East twirler,