Connecticut western news., 1910-05-12


 Miss Fanny Whittlesey spent Friday in Hartford~
 Lester Root of Bristol spent Sunday at Frank Coons'
 A. F. Howes of Sheffield was visitor in Canaan Tuesday.
 John Hayes, of Winsted, was in town on business.
 Harry Pulver of DanburY spent Sun- day at his home here.
 Miss Mary Torrant of Norfolk spent Sunday at John Flynn's.
 Miss Mary Diueen visited at her home in Ore Hill over Sunday.
 The Hardenbergh brothers have rented their farm to J. Kimball.
 Michael Flynn of Lakeville visited friends in town Sunday.
 H. A. Weaver has moved into one of E. s. Pease tenements.
 Fred LaFargue. of Noroton, is visiting his son, Charles LaFargue.
 Miss Lillie Fuller, of Housatonic, was a visitor ill town last Monday.
 Miss Elizabeth Considine of Yonkers was at her home here over Sunday.
 A. P. Freeman has purchased k. A Bakers Pope Hartford automobile.
 John NicolI of New York has been spending few days at his home here.
 Alfred Evans resigned his position as baggage master at the station Monday.
 Miss Carrie Richardson of New Haven is two weeks guest at $. W. Barnes
 Clifford Fitzgerald has been spending a few days with relatives in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Emma T. Rood spent few days of last week in Torrington and Hartford.
 Ferdinand L. Beckley has sold his farm to Hon. Frederick w. Garvan of New York city.
 Ralph Dewey and Lester Root of Nor folk spent Sunday at the formers home on Church street. |.
 Mrs. James Mccormick attended the funeral of Mrs A. M. Little in Sheffield Tuesday afternoon.
 Walter Laidlaw, of Oneonta, N. Y., has been spendinga a few days with his friend, Allyn Fuller.
 The artesian we'll has reached the 300 mark and is now going through clearer and winter limestone.
 MT. and Mrs. w. W. Burghardt have returned from several days visit with friends in Stockbridge. .a
 Mrs. Castle returned to her home in Rox6ury last week accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Ophelia Camp.
 The pilot car for the Connecticut Re- Automobile was at the Can field for short time Thursday afternoon.
 R. Stanton and family moved last Thursday from the Riley place to E. w. Warmers tenement, the PequigneY place.
 Mrs. Frances Peet, who has spent the winter in Bridgeport, returned to Canaan Monday to spend the summer at Dr. c. w. Camps.
 A number of the young people gave Miss Aida Lindell a very pleasant sur prise party last Saturday evening and all report fine time.
 The Joshua Simpkins Comedy Com pany gave a very creditable performance before fair sized audience at the town hall, Thursday evening.
 Mrs. l.. A. Caldwell has been on the sick list the past week with an attack of inhammatorY rheumatism but at present writing is better.
 Miss Madaline and Francis Mcclure to their home in Meriden Mon. day after spending few days with their aunt, Mrs. Frank McCarty.
 w. c. Bullock started for his old home in Sidney, Neb., yesterday noon to be gone about two weeks. His wife ctCCOul pdulSu nlLu dS 1etI dS Il6I IlOul6 III Iowa.
 Henry R. Whitford has installed set of blocks combined with an overhead track to raise his wagons to the second floor of the knitting mill building which he is using as a repository.
 fMessrs. Frank Stanton. Alfred Oald- well and Frank Blass went to Lakeville and witnessed the Lakeville- Millerton baseball game which the former team won by the score of 10.
 The regular meeting of the "Cranford Club" will be held this (Thursday) after noon at the residence of Mrs. N. L. Jackson. The subjects for discussion are "Segovia" and Spanish Ideals of To-Day" Miss Wilcox will contribute " Current Events"
 A party consisting of Key. F. D. Elmer, of Winsted, Postmaster Buck land, of New Hartford, o. l.. Marsh ! ~ Tn