Connecticut western news., 1909-10-07
CANAAN
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Miss May Kegler spent Friday in Hartford.
 Miss Minta Bradford is visiting in Middletown.
 J. Henry Roraback is on a short European tour.
 Harry Little. of Sheffield, Mass, was in town Monday.
 George V. Capron, of Falls Village, was in town Saturday.
 Miss L. A. Cleveland, of Lakeville, was in Canaan Sunday.
 Mrs Ophelia Camp visited her sister in Roxbury the past week.
 A social dance will be held at the hall ill East Canaan Friday night.
 Hundreds of Canaanites attended the Great Burlington fair last week.
 Mrs. F. F. Stevens spent Sunday with her father, Selden Downs, Tyringham. Mass.
 Mrs. Clarence Vroman, of Brookfleld, was a guest at her fathers, D. L. Peirce, last week.
 Cranford Club will resume work to- day at Mrs Dr. Camps. A full quota is expected.
 Eugene Rowe and Allyn Fuller stayed at A. V. A. Felten's Twin Lakes cottage over Sunday.
 Miss Edith Wells returned Tuesday from few days visit with sister in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs Robert Nestell have re- turned to town after two months at Lake George, N. Y.
 Miss Catherine O'Brien, who is at- tending school in Hartford, spent Sum- day at her home, here.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Jewell, of New Hartford, were guests of MT. and Mrs. George Dodge last Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. E. Molando have returned from New York, where they took in the Hudson Fulton celebration.
 Governor Draper, of Massachusetts, was in Canaan for about twenty minutes last Thursday morning. He was in an automobile.
 Messrs. Sylvester Marshall and Frank Molando, with their wives, were among the number who visited New York and the great celebration last week.
 Miss Rebecca Coggswell, of Pittsfeld, Mass, who was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Lee the latter part of the week, returned to her home Monday morning.
 Archie Adams "camel horse" show made hit at the Harrington fair. Archie's present scene of activity is the Danbury fair and then for "ths road"
 MT. Oliver and daughter, of New York. who have been boarding at Mrs. Hamm's for some time, have rented rooms at the Naples and intend to spend the winter here.
 Mrs. 0. w. Camp returned Friday from most enjoyable two weeks visit with Dr. and Mrs. Hale Powers, of Brookline. and visited many places of historic interest ill eastern Massachu- setts,
 The condition of Mrs. John Wilcox does not seem to improve and her daughter is assisted in the care of her by Mrs. Aida Rood, of Clayton. Mrs. Lily Gillette has returned to her home ill the Sodom district.
 Mrs. Considine moved from the Smith to the Graney house last week and Mr. Bullock is preparing to occupy the va cated house as soon as MT. Smith has completed the improvements he intends to make in the house.
 David D. Walter left Tuesday for New York city, from which point he will sail to Maine. After spending few days in that state and Massachusetts, he will go by rail to Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey. MT. Walter will be gone about two weeks.
 Gifts to the Schools
 The schools have received from Mrs. Bennett and MT. Charles Briggs, large case of mounted birds which is just now of great interest to the pupils in East Canaan, where it has been placed on exhibition.
 Back Again, Looking We'll
 H. D. Humphrey and wife returned Saturday from an extended sojourn in Cheshire, Mass. MT. Humphreys health was greatly benefited by the rest, and he is again about the drug store. quite his old time self
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