Connecticut western news., 1909-08-19


 Miss Louise Shields, of Waterbury, is visiting at James McCormick's.
 MT. Platt, of Chicago. Ill, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles LaFargne.
 Miss Ida Mcintyre, of Clayton, was a guest of Mrs. E. T. Bunnell on Satur- day.
 Mrs. Gardner, of Cornwall. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles Dodge on Reed St.
 D. w. Manvel and family attended the Lee -Candee wedding iii Sheffield last week.
 Mrs. Frank A. Coons has as her guests Misses Gladys and Genevieve Pratt, of Westtield, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. William Darling, of New Haven, are the guests of MT. aud Mrs. L. A. Caldwell. 1 Several Canaanites recently visited the berry lots in Norfolk and returned with well-filled pails.
 Miss Ethel Laidlaw, of Oneonta, N. Y., who has been visiting in Canaan, returned to her home Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Rheinhart, of Danbury, have been visiting their neice, Mrs. Charles LaFargue, the past week.
 Miss Viola Lamb and Miss Cornelia Ryan, of Sharon, were Saturday guests of MT. and Mrs. George M. Walton.
 John Kane arrived home Monday from Stamford, where he had been visiting his son, Thomas. formerly of Canaan.
 Miss Mary Finnegan, formerly of Canaan, but now employed as trained nurse ill Bridgeport, has been ill town.
 Miss Margaret Corcoran has returned from Millerton, where she passed three weeks with her grandmother Garland.
 Hon. Allen W. Paige, of Bridgeport, spent Sunday at the Twin Lakes House with his daughter, who is boarding there.
 Mss Nellie Silvernale, of Lakeville, and Miss Eva Barnum, of Indian Orchard, Mass, spent Sunday with R. H. Whitford.
 Mrs. Frank H. Partridge, of Andover, Mass, is the guest of her sisters, the Misses Ferguson. Mrs. Partridge will return home next week.
 0. L. French has moved his sawmlll from State Lime, N. Y, to South Pritoip +biO Ctoto x-bara ba vy;II ra,,,a;y, one year, on big lumber job.
 Mrs. Mansfield and son, Carroll, of Cohoes, N. Y, who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Scutt for the past week, leave for their home to-day.
 Michael Kane returned Sunday from the House of Mercy hospital, Pittsfield, where he underwent an operation. MT. Kane is looking pretty good and feels as well as can be expected.
 Governor Weeks last week signed an application which permitted Louis We'll ner, the f1ve-year-old son of Henry We'll her, of Canaan, to enter the American School for the Deaf at Hartford.
 Miss Mary McGuire, who is employed as bookkeeper in Hartford. and who has been spending the past two weeks with her mother here, returned to the capital city the first of the week.
 Mir and Mrs. E. V. Nestell, who have been spending several weeks cruising in their launch on Lake George have had AI alxa where they will spend the remainder of the summer.
 Saturday the Sheffield Seconds were victorious over the Canaan Seconds, the score being 31. The game was a good one throughout. At o'clock this after noon the local Seconds will cross bats with the Twin Lakes team.
 Ground has been broken for the resi- dence of H. N. Adams, between the Naples and the home of Mrs. Mary G. Adam on East Main street. MT. and Mrs. Adams hope to be able to occupy their new home this fall.
 Mrs. L. w. Carlisle, of Boston, is To- cated for few days at Bullock SS Eel ten n's store, where she is demonstrating dessert product called Bro- Man Gel On. Mrs. Carlisle will be pleased to meet all the ladies of Canaan and vicinity.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Gillette, who have been occupying the Congregational parsonage for the past three or four weeks, departed Monday for their home in Hartford. MT. Gillette is a city missionary in the capital city and he will resume his labors. The list of unclaimed letters at the local post office to date is appended: MT. Roberts Curtis; MT. Weymouth; Miss Leesie Kierrian, care of Mrs. 1 Gllsey, (2); William MacAdam, (2); l Mrs. D. A. McDewelI; AlYise Rizzi; Miss Mabel Thwaites; Miss Frances Utrecht; Miss M. Waddell; Miss May