Connecticut western news., 1909-07-01
CANAAN
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sick list for a few days.
 Peter Coggin lost farm horse Friday from acute indigestion.
 The Lakeville baseball team took sul- per at the Canfeld Saturday.
 Miss Eva Gardner returned to her home in Cromwell, Conn.,, Saturday. J. W. Chopper, the monument builder of Great Burlington, was in town Fri day. A. P. Freeman has been driving an artesian we'll to supply his cottage at the lakes. R. 0. Ware of Wayne, Penn, was at his cottage at the lake from Friday to Monday.
 Mary Barnett of Glastonbury, Conn.,, has been guest at the Pierce cottage for few days.
 Mrs. Bush, who has been spending the winter at the Naples, left Friday to be gone for the summer.
 N. E. Austin, of Ticonderoga, has ac- oepted position in the clothing depart ment of Bullock 6 Felten.
 Miss Anna Brown of Hartford was the guest of MT and Mrs. A. V. A. Felten at Twin Lakes over Sunday.
 A fine, healthy little "shaver" was born to MT and Mrs. W. J. Argal, Thursday, June 24. Congratulations.
 A number of choir boys from Bridge port are to be guests at the Twin Lakes House for couple of weeks this month.
 The Missionary Society of Pilgrim church was entertained in very enjoy able manner Friday at the home of Miss Norton.
 The annual fair to be given by the Woman's Guild of Christ Church will be held at the town hall Thursday, July 8.
 Mrs. Brewer, who has been inlTennes- see for the past winter, has returned to this village and is living withi Mrs. Williams.
 W. H. Gerou, of Philadelphia, has been employed at Borden's plant for several days overhauling the Canning ham filler.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Coons left Friday for Westtield, where they attended the graduation of a niece. They returned Tuesday.
 A number of young people from here attended the dance at East Canhan Fri day evening. The Canaan orchestrs furnished music.
 D. T. Pierce and h1s daughter. Mrs c. k. Vroman of Brookfield, have beer visiting Henry Rood at Penn, Tan, N ; Y for few days.
 The meeting of the Mission Circle O Pilgrim Church, held with Miss Brags and Mrs. Lyles at stockholm, Twin Lakes, Friday. was very enjoyable.
 Miss Myra Case. of Canton Cente and Miss Gertrude Churchill, of Boston visited friends here recently and left fo trolley trip through the Berkshires.
 Mrs. Albertine VanBuren Bigelow an' her daughter, Mrs. Joseph H. Pillow were over Sunday guests of Mrs. Esthe P. Williams at her home on Granit Avenue.
 George Lind, the postmaster at Twi
 Lakes, has received his commission an expects to open the office as soon as hi supplies have been received, probabl
 this week.
 Messrs J. H. and F. H. Wilcox wit
 Miss Minnie Wilcox have returne - from several days spent in Otseg 0 County, N. Y, where they attended tt n funeral of relative. nT' Miss Ella Considine has been visitin s friends in Canada for several days. H.
 place in the telephone office has bee
 filled by Mrs, George $. Mather. Mi ! Considine returned Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Merritt Hayden ente
 tained the Rev. John H. Mossley al sl bride, of Bangor, Maine, one day la \ | week. He is a brother of Lymon V \ Moseley of East Canaan. Miss Olive Humphrey, who has n been we'll for some time, was taken Hlllcrest Hospital at P1tssfeld last wee and underwent slight operation. Sl a is now making a good recovery. M Lena Hayden had the misfortune cut her foot quite badly last r'rida Through the kindness Of MT. and Ml N William Decker the foot was dress
 and she was taken to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ives entertain
 a few friends informally at their cotta
 Sunday evening. There was singing U Mrs. Bullock and other music whi
 made the evening a pleasant one. M MT. and Mrs. Jesse Drumn and t' n children are in Westtield, where tn k attended the graduation exercises X Mrs. Drumn's sister, Miss Lila Deck \ They will make two weeks visit a Miss Decker will accompany them