Connecticut western news., 1909-08-12
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MANUFACTURERS LOCATIONS CORRESPONDENCE CANAAN BOARD OF TRADE

MT. and Mrs. Muroh and son of Hart ford were visitors in town Sunday.
 One of W. H. Proper's horses was taken sick last week and died Friday.
 Mrs. Stiles Stevens was a guest of Miss Anna White at Lee, Mass, last week.
 Miss Dorothy Newton of New York is visiting her great-aunt, Mrs. Mary Kel- logg.
 Miss Lucy Robbins and Miss Emma Everts, of Bridgeport, were Ill town Monday.
 Yesterday Mrs Jenny Robbins, of Bridgeport, who is summering ill Falls Village, was in town.
 Miss Elsie Rains returned Saturday night from 8 weeks vacation in New York and Ooney Island.
 Miss Carre Fuller, who has been spending two weeks at Orr's Island, Me, has returned home.
 Rev. and Mrs. E. .. Gillette were among those who attended the concert held at Norfolk last week.
 Henry Rodemeyer, of New York, visited Dr. and Mrs. Ross Tuesday while on his way to Schenectady. ...
 H. A. Lienhard and two sons, John and Richard, of Hartford, are spending their vacation at the Naples. ... 
 Wm. Partridge. who has been visiting at his grandfather Ferguson's for two weeks, returned to his home in Andover Saturday.
 Miss Jennle Dayis of New York, 8 former resident of this place, is board ing at the Garfield and calling on old friends here.
 Mrs. Jenny Bierce returned from New York Friday and spent Saturday and Sunday with her son at the Ives cottage, Twin Lakes.
 MT. and Mrs. Victor M Coe and daughter, Madeline, left Saturday for a two weeks visit with MT. Goes mother in Sidney, N. Y.
 Merritt Spalding had birthday last Friday, and his family helped him to celebrate it, His age? It doesn't make any difference, he doesn't look it.
 Walter Goggin is wearing the smile that wont come off over the birth of a 14-pound daughter, which arrived at his home early Monday morning. -..
 Capt. W. J. Baxter. U. s. N, Mrs! Baxter and daughter Margaret are expected to arrive tomorrow evening to spend a month with Miss Whittlesey.
 Miss Clara N. Purden of Yonkers, N. J., is spending few days as guest of Miss Fanny s. Whittlesey. Mrs Sarah G. Peck of New Haven is also guest of Miss Whittlesey. j"
 Rev. Harris Ely Adriance of New York, a summer resident of Norfolk, preached at the Congregational church Sunday in the absence of the pastor, ReY. E. c. Gillette
 A. J. Wigglesworth has been install ing new hot air heater in the Keppler cottage at Twin Lakes. He has also been putting the plumbing in Thomas O'Hara's new cottage. I
 Mrs. Charles Camp and Miss Kitty Granger were among the favored ones to get tickets for the concert in Norfolk last week, which they thought was ahead of any previous ones. Dr. Roy Beeman and family of Jersey City were callers at w. J. Argall's Sum- day .on their way to the White Mts., N, H.. to spend their vacation. Dr. Bee man has practiced his profession as osteopathist ill Sheffield.
 Rev. H. l. Bodley and daughter Anna were in town Monday enroute from Great Harrington, where they have been visiting, to Twin Lakes where Miss Anna joined her father and Mrs. Bodley went on to Salisbury to visit there.
 H. H. Rudge of Great Harrington has just completed at his shop the mounting of large deer's head for Dr. Ross The ! deer was killed by the cars several weeks | ago and is said to be larger specimen | than any killed last season in the Adj rondacks.
 Mrs. B. Seeholzer and daughter Clara were guests of Mrs. Mary Corblr. Rev. | BerthoId Seeholzer was formerly the | Methodist Clergyman here and he and | his family are now located in Hillsdale, | N. Y. They returned to their home the first of this week.
 MT. and Mrs. K. V. Nestell, who have i been cruising ill the launch on Lake | George, had their boat transferred last ! week over the four miles of land which ! separates Lake George from Lake Champlain and will spend the remain der of the summer cruising on the latter lake, where they also expect to select a site for a cottage.