Connecticut western news., 1909-10-14
CANAAN
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w, J. Argall and vile spent ounudy ill Falls Village.
 Cranford Club will meet to-day with Mrs. c. w. Camp.
 A P. Briggs has had his residence wired for electric lights.
 Miss Ella Noble of New Milford is q guest Of the Misses Granger.
 Victor Coe spent last week as special telepraph operator in Danbury.
 Miss May Smith visited friends ill New Marlboro, Mass, last week
 Mss Boone, of Watertown, N. Y, is the guest of Mrs. J. H. Roraback.
 MT, Wolcott of West Main street is the new sexton at Christ Church.
 Miss Nellie Kane, trained nurse, of Bridgeport, is visiting her father, John k1nc.
 MT. Potter of Cazenovia, N. Y, is visiting his daughter, Ethel, at Dr. CIV. Camps.
 William Bcebe clerk in Ballock & Felten's store, is enjoying his vacation this week.
 Miss Roxanna Stevens of East Canaan was an over Sunday guest of friends in this village.
 Mrs Lowry of Pottsville. Pa., has been a guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Adam, the past month.
 Mrs. Ophelia Camp returned home Saturday accompanied by her sister, Mrs, Castle, of Roxbury.
 MT. and Mrs. G. L. Parsons returned last week from a visit to his sons, Dr. Fred Parsons i'll Thomaston.
 The Misses Jewell and Kittie Grace, of Philadelphia, Pa., were guests of Mrs Mary Collins last week. MT. and Mrs. H. H. Scutt and boy, Harold, returned Sunday from a few days visit in Philmont and Hudson, N. Y
 Proprietor Frank Baker, of the Can field, and party of six, from the Inn, enjoyed Sunday afternoon climb up Canaan mountain.
 Miss Sarah Downs of Hartsville, Mass, was an over-Sunday guest of MT. and Mrs. F. F. Stevens. Miss Downs is a cousin of Mrs. Stevens.
 MT. and Mrs. F. F. Stevens and George Hardenbergh of Canaan and Miss Lila Johnson of Norfolk are spending the week at the Hardenbergh cottage at the lakes.
 The Board of Directors. of the New England Lime company has decided to remove it's offices to Danbury as soon as suitable location can be secured in that city.
 Mrs. Reuben Brewer, who has been with her niece, Mrs Esther Williams in this village much of the time for the past few years, is seriously i'll at her home in Great Burlington.
 William Garfield of Canaan Valley, who was last Thursday afternoon stricken i'll at the home of his son, William, Jr., in this place, is slowly improving. Doctor Camp is attending him.
 At the last regular meeting of Court Wangum, Foresters of America, J. P. O'Laughlin, of Naugutuck, grand secretary, gave an exceedingly interest Ing talk. There was large attendance and two applications were accepted.
 George P. Strong returned Sunday afternoon from four days sojourn in Hudson. Albany and Troy, N. Y. and Dalton, Mass. MT. Strong viewed the Hudson Fulton parade in Albany. He says the decorations throughout Troy were nothing short of marvellous. Celebrates 18th Birthday.
 Mrs. Hannah J. Sewart, mother of Mrs. A. P. Briggs. celebrated her Seth birthday Monday a5 the residence of MT. Briggs. Mrs. Stewart is in full poss session of her faculties and is remark ably energetic for woman of her years. Her son, Dr. Stewart of Pittsield, Mass. visited her on her birthday. There were present four generations: Mrs. Stewart, Dr. Stewart. his daughter, Mrs. Adams, of Pittsfeld, and two children of Mrs. Adams.
 Rev. David Phillips, of Mount Vernon, N. Y, who several years ago was the Methodist minister i'll Canaan and Ashley Falls was an over Sunday visitor in this vicinity Sunday moruing Mir Phillips preached i'll the Mealodist church, Lakeville. Twenty-eight years ago he delivered his first sermon in the town hall ill Canaan. The older resi- dents were glad to see MT. Phillips. He | is now retired.
 School Notes
 ] The following named officers have been chosen by the senior class: Presi dent, Samuel Hitchcock; vice president Minnie CaldweIl; secretary, May De vine; treasurer, Mary Howe: The class