Connecticut western news., 1909-07-08

Plttsheld.
 Roger Rood of Waterbury was ill town over the holidays.
 Joseph Quinn of Hartford visited his home on the Fourth.
 Thaddeus Baird and family spent the holidays in Pitts1eld.
 Ralph Dewey of Winsted spent Mon day at his home here.
 Harry Waller and Danils Hogan spent Monday in Piitstield.
 Arthur Bartholomew of Torrrington spent Sunday in town.
 Burton Collar of Norfolk spent Sun- day at Edward Adams.
 Lloyd Proper of Torrlngton spent Sunday at his home here.
 Mis- Mary 0. Joyce has been spending a few days Ill New York.
 Miss Clara Hunter is spending several weeks at Newburgh, N. Y.
 Miss Ethel A. Cox of New York is spending month at the Naples.
 Miss Florence Bonney of Hartford was 8 visitor in town on the Fourth.
 Miss Beatrice Connolly, of Great Bar, rington, is visiting Miss May Devine.
 Mary Mcclure of Hartford spent Sunday at the home of her parents here James Mccormick was home from Fishkill Landing Sunday and Monday A number from here attended the dance at Falls Village Monday evening Miss Elizabeth Joyce, of New York, is spending few days at her home here Miss Sarah Considine, of Passaic. N J., is spending the summer at her home here.
 Edward Belden and Miss Edna Rouar of Collinsville spent the Fourth at J. E Wells.
 Franklin N Brown of New York spent the Fourth as guest of E. R. LOT, raine.
 Louis Holcomb of Winsted has been spending a few days at Lewis E. Hesters.
 Mrs. Samuel Holt of Albany and two children are visiting H. E. Holt for three weeks.
 Miss Lizzie Martin of Millerton has been spending few days at Edward Greer's.
 MT Briggs horse Armstrong" which has been sick for several weeks, died Friday.
 Miss Elizabeth Dempsey, of Pittsfleld, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Mabel Dempsey.
 James McCabe attended the cOmmen- cement exercises of the North Adams High School.
 Allyn Fuller is spending a few days at Oneonta, N. Y. as the guest of Walter Laidlaw.
 Roy Laffargue, son of Charles Laffar que, has obtained place with Benton 6 Wright.
 Mrs. and Mrs. McKirdy of New Britain are visiting their daughter. Mrs w. N. Decker.
 Mrs. Lavina Blass of Ancram, N. Y. is spending few weeks with her son, Adelbert Blass.
 Dr. and Mrs. Ross spent Sunday with H. L. Hayden at his bungalow az Madi. son on the Sound.
 Charles Latfargue is driving a we'll tc supply the cottage owned by Colonel Burpee at the lakes.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Humphrey and son, Mason, are spending two weeks at Myrtle beach, Milford.
 Mrs. l.. c. Caldwell has returned to her home here after a few days visit with Hartford relatives.
 John Imhoff, ST., visited friends in Kingston, N. Y, over the FoUrt}. Miss Florence Shick accompanied iI..,4 hUMu. Little Martin Proper, youngest son of MT. and Mrs. w. H. Proper, died Monday from measles, with which the family has been afflicted.
 Quite a number of Canaan people attended the ball game at East Canaan Monday morning when East Canaan defeated the Torrington T. A. B. team by score of to II.
 Several thousand cords of standing wood on Canaan mountain have been purchased from Elisha Gillette by the Hotchkiss brothers to be used at their Ime kilns in East Canaan.
 Advertised letters at the Canaan post office are as follows; k. S. Carpenter, Antonlo Campanans di Michele, Miss Bella E. Decker, Miss Bessie Mitchell, Mrs. Walter c. New, Miss Gertrude Palmer, MT. and Mrs. Wellington Palmer. Postal cards are held for John P Conklin, Mrs. Edgerton Par sons, Miss Marie T. Rewaz.