Connecticut western news., 1909-11-11

D. l.. Peirce is repainting his house.
 Miss Bridget Devine is on the sick list.
 Mrs. Edward Greer was in MiIlerton Monday.
 Mrs. John Wilcox's condition is i'm proving.
 George Haskins has moved to Burn side, N. Y.
 Daniel Hogan spent Tuesday in Pitts field, Mass.
 Miss Annie Tanner, of Lakeville, spent i'rid,y at AdclbeTt Blass'.
 Dr. Lee and family visited friends in Dalton. Mass, last week.
 Benjamin Vim spent Sunday at his home ill Philmont, N. Y. l Mrs. Sabra Humphrey is visiting Mrs. Emory Bierce III Winchester. ! Miss Nora A. Flynn returned home from Hartford Friday evening.
 Mrs. Esther Cunning has nearly re- covered from her recent illness.
 The Misses May Kegler and Ellen Kane spent Friday in Hartford.
 The Cranford Club will meet with Miss Mary Ferguson this afternoon.
 Miss s. c. Ferguson was an over Sun, day guest of her brother ill Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Harry Bunce. of Waterbury, was an over Sunday guest at Jesse Drumm's.
 Miss Katherine Considine has returned from visit with friends in Hillsdale, N. Y.
 Miss Daisy Landon, of Sharon, was an over Sunday guest of Miss Catherine Roraback.
 Major Samuel A. Bennett of New York arrived in town last Saturday for a week $ stay.
 Mrs. o. T. Vosburgh entertained her sister, Miss Lulu Winn, of Pittsfeld, over Sunday.
 Mrs. W. G. Wilcox and Mrs. H. w. Garter, of Norfolk, were visitors in town one day last week.
 Lieutenant Arthur J. Hanlon and wife arrived here Saturday, and were at his home over Sunday Mrs. Dawley, of Brooklyn, N. Y, who spent the past week With Mss Gookins at Mrs. Hamm's has returned home.
 Mr and Mrs. A. A. Lawrence attended the state conference at Torrington as delegates of the East Canaan church.
 Miss Ida Geer, of Sharon, arrived in town Saturday, to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Anson Lawrence. -
 Mrs. J. E. B. Bierce has rented her two barns to E. R. Atwood, the new ice man, who will fill them with ice this winter.
 Mrs. F. F. Stevens and Miss Catharine Roraback attended the State Sunday School Convention at New Haven this week.
 Frank Tone. of the battleship Ne braska now stationed at New York, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Joseph Kegler.
 Fred Moran has commenced house. keeping i'll one part of the Pequigney house, and William McGann ill the other part.
 Mrs. A. D. Brown, of Clayton, N. J., and Mrs. E. E. Meehan, of Holly Beach, N. J., have been visiting their niece, Mrs, o. T. Vosburgh.
 Miles H. Rood, local cashier of the TOrrington division of The Connecticut Company spent Tuesday night with his mother, Mrs E. T. Rood
 Christ Church Guild met yesterday with Mrs. c. w. Camp. The next meeting will be with Miss Mary Granger, next Wednesday at 2:3O p. III.
 Mrs. Celia Castle of Roxbury who has been visiting here the past few weeks returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Ophelia Camp, her sister. accompanied her.
 Mrs. c. J. Camp and Miss Nellie Camp, of Winsted, were recent guests at Dr. c. w. Camps. They will leave to-mor- row for California to spend the winter.
 All interested in the Assembly should be present at the lower hall in the Town Hall building, Friday evening at S o'clock Officers will be elected and arrangements completed for the seasons entertainment.
 Proprietor Frank A. Baker, of the Garfield Inn, has been entertaining a particular friend of his, Charles Adams, who is chief clerk ill the Garde hotel, Hartford. MT. Baker was formerly manager of that hostelry.
 Letters advertised in the Canaan post office Nov. 9, are: Miss Pearle Churchill, Francesca Franco, Joe McAdam, Mrs. Lettie D. Montgomery, in care of Gren- vile Parker, Mrs. E. Hunt Thompson, Mrs A 1icia Haoua M I, VanDo Pou,,t