Connecticut western news., 1909-12-16
.* CANAAN .*
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Canaan Saturday.
 Daniel Pierce visited in New York the latter part of last week.
 The Cranford Club met this afternoon with Miss Mattie Manville.
 Mrs. Junius Rhoades called on friends ill Great Burlington Monday.
 Mrs. H. H. Bridgman, of Norfolk, vis- tied Mrs. G. w. Ford Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Michael Flynn of Stock bridge were in town Tuesday.
 Benjamin Winn was the Sunday guest of relatives in Philmont, N. Y.
 Martin Langs, of Falls Village, called on friends here early in the week.
 The stores will be open every evening next week because of the holidays. ! Miss Winn. of Pttfeld, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. o. T. Vosburgh. i James McCabe was the over Sunday guest of his parents in Adams, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Budlong are the parents of daughter, born December 10.
 James Kane, of this village, was the Sunday guest of friends ill Adams, Mass. F. J. McAllister of Great Harrington, Mass, called on friends in Canaan, Tues day.
 N. c. Williams, of Great Burlington, called on friends here Friday of last l week.
 Mrs. Mary Wells Jennings. of Brew ster, N Y. called on friends here Sat urday.
 Mrs. H. L. Ross and Mrs. Henry Ives called on friends Ill Pittstield, Mass. Sat urday.
 Miss Catherine Mccormick visited re- latives ill Great Burlington, Mass, Sat urday.
 Paul Foster, of Great Burlington, Mass visited ill town the latter part of last week.
 Several from this village attended the dances at East Canaan and Falls Village last Friday evening. ] Dr. John G. Adam returned Friday from Toronto, Can, where he enjoyed a vacation of one week.
 The Misses Caroline and Josephine Camp visited friends i'll Great Barring ton, Mass, Saturday.
 Mrs. L. E. Marcham of New York is the guest of her sister, Mrs. William Garfield i'll Canaan Valley.
 Mrs. James Hanlon and Miss Ellen Halner were the Saturday guests of friends in Great Burlington, Mass.
 There were many from here who at tended the Garfield auction held Satur- day at the home of the late William Canfield.
 Ivanhoe Scott and Albert Brewer were among those from this village who attended the dance at Falls Village Fri day evening.
 Alfred H. Herriman visited ill Win sted Friday. While there he called on Walter McGinnis who IS 1n the Winsted hospital for treatment. G. l.. Parsons Buff Rocks were award ed the blue ribbons at the Winsted Poultry show, haying taken two tirsts. one second and two specials.
 Miss Lemoine Gookins, who has been employed as milliner in the parlors of Mrs. Ada Nicoll, has returned Uo her home i'll Schenectady, N. Y.
 The recent snowstorm which visited here spoiled the fine skating that has been enjoyed on Borden's s pond and it is much to the regret of the many lovers of the sport.
 William Curtis, who has been en- ploy ed for the past few months at the hotel Garfield, has taken position with Martin Langs at the Falls Village hotel in Falls Village. i Tuesday evening after the concert i given by Sousa's band ill Winsted a special train was chartered by the Odd Fellows from there to Canaan. It stop. ped at Norfolk and East Canaan.
 For over two weeks the young people of the village have been enjoying the g cd skating on Borden's pond. As the ice has been very good the pond has been thickly crowded both i'll the after noon and evening.
 All of the stores have tn.::.. 5.-- II ..;x dows decorated in full array, -cc.iy fer the holidays, and as result the village is quite busy at present, for the people who live on the outskirts of the town are gathering here to make the purchase of the Xmas remembrances they are to make.
 l.. Taylor and family left thls town Saturday morning for Arlington, Vt., where they will make their future home For the past few months the family has resided i'll this village and MT. Taylor has been occupied mostly as a trapper and has had great success. Their house.