Connecticut western news., 1909-05-13

in town yesterday.
 Mrs. E. Von Hesse, of New York, was in town Monday.
 Mrs. John Marr is spending a couple of days ill New York.
 A. H. Herriman was on the sick list several days last week.
 Rollin Rood, of South Manchester, is visiting relatives Tn town.
 Cranford club will meet this week with Miss Mary Ferguson. Mrs. Ellison Hornbeck, of Falls Vil- lage, visited friends here this week. D. w. Marvel has constructed nice little hennery i'll the rear of his barn.
 Miss Mary Kane. of Lakeville, spent the past week with Miss May Smith.
 Miss G. NJ. Roraback visited friends in Hartford and Stafford Springs last week.
 A. J. Wigglesworth attended the mas ter plumbers convention at Bridgeport yesterday.
 The Hawthorne Club met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. F. R. Collin on Granite avenue.
 MT. and Mrs George Peet returned to Bridgeport last week after several days spent in town.
 The Misses Margaret Collins and Mabel Quinn spent Thursday and Fri day in Pittsfield.
 Mrs William Decker has been spend i ing a few days ill New Britain as the guest of her parents. 1 George V. Wood has returned from several weeks spent with friends in Go shen and Newburgh, N. Y.
 In the baseball game played between Lime Rock and Hotchkiss Monday Lime Rock won by the score of 5 to l.
 John F. Hubbard returned to Pitts burg, Penn, Saturday after visit of several days with his parents here.
 Canaan Lodge, No 5O I. O. o. F. con- ferred the first degree on three candidates at the regular meeting held Monday.
 Mrs. William Hall returned to her home in Great Burlington Friday after several days spent with friends here. The residence of Judge A. T. Rora- back as well as his barn and outbuild- ings have given coat of paint by J. Streck.
 O. M. Laing, of Hartford, superinten- dent of the Central New England Rail road, was in town on official business Thursday.
 Rev Arthur Goodenough Is the author of "Litchtield County Clergy men" instead of Rev. G. w. Judson as stated last week.
 The Young People Society of Pilgrim ! Church will give a strwberry tea in the church parlors tomorrow (Friday) evening from 5:3O to o'clock.
 George Porter and wife of East Canaan returned Monday after having travelled extensively through the South west during the past several months. J. Clinton Roraback attended the base ball game played at Lakeville Saturday when the latter team dereated Hotch- kiss School by the<score of seven to five.
 Adelbert Blass is in Danbury attend ing the Grand Court Convention of the Foresters of America as a delegate from Court Wangum, No. TO, F. of A of this place,
 A resolution was adopted by the House of Representative last week ex- tending the time for the Canaan and Berkshire Tramway company to organize and construct.
 Michael Mccormick began his duties collecting toll at the bridge last week. This is the third year he has filled this position. The bridge company intends to strictly enforce their rule prohibiting automobiles from using tue road.
 The volumes of Ferguson's History of Architecture mentioned in these columns last week were presented by the Flaw thOrne Club to Miss Warner, the able and entertaining lecturer whose services rendered during the winter have been a source of great profit and pleasure to the club.
 The fine weather Saturday gave a delegation of Falls Village residents an opportunity to come to Canaan. Among them were J. Lee Ensign and wife, D. E. Dean and sister, Mrs. L. P. Dean, of New York, George W. Hall and wife, J. R. Benjamin, A. P. Chapman, Mrs. Kellogg and Miss Name Ward. Mrs. George Frink and Miss Clara Mead. of Falls Village, were in town Friday.
 Those wishing to enroll as associate members of the Cheral Society should do so before next Tuesday, as none will be enrolled after that date. The fee is two dollars, which is net high, consider