Connecticut western news., 1910-06-09
PERSONAL MENTION.
A KaIeidoscopic Record of Shifting
 Scenes and Minor Gossip.

Prof Stillman of Egrsmont spent Monday in town.
 William Bullock has returned from his trip to Nebraska.
 Miss Matte Manvel spent last week with friends in New Haven.
 The Wilcox family spent last week with relatives in western New York.
 The Misses Changers are entertaining Miss Mary Benedict from Falls Village.
 N. E. Lawton of Pawling, N. Y. spent Sunday at his home on Church street.
 Mrs. Fred Wehner and son of Lake, yille, were guests of friends here Satur- day.
 James McCarty of New Haven, was at his home on Bragg street over Sun- day.
 Messrs. Fred and Charles Evans of Millerton spent Sunday at George Rogers.
 Mrs. Fred Young and mother of Pitts field, were guests last week of E. D. and Miss Jane Norton.
 Miss Gladys De Hart made week end visit Saturday and Sunday to friends in Lakeville.
 Miss Mary Sheldon of Mill River, was guest of Miss May Smith, Wednesday night, and attended concerts.
 Mrs. Ellen Vroman of Brookfield, wis ited at her fathers, D. L. Peirce's last week, and took in the concerts.
 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Owen of Hart ford, have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Marcus Barnes for few days.
 George Peet of Bridgeport. was a guest of his mother, at Dr. Camps, Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
 Mrs. 0. l.. Caldwell has been confined to her bed the past week with an attack of rheumatism but is somewhat better now.
 Mrs. Sarah ~Manvel of Ashley Falls, and son, Hiram Manvel of New Britain, were guests at D. W. Manvel's last week. .#..H. Miss Louise Roraback returned to New York Thursday morning after two weeks visit at her home in Canaan.
 Miss Ruth Ross of New York re- turned home Wednesday. after few days visit with her brother, here the genial Dr. Ross. ..\..
 Miss Dorothy Pease of New Britain, was a guest of Miss Caroline Camp last week, and attended the Thursday night concert at Norfolk.
 Samuel A. Eddy of New Haven, United States Internal Revenue In spector, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs H. E. Lyles of Canaan.
 Judge Roraback was in Hartford Mon day attending the meeting of the Judges of the courts. The supreme court, of which he is member, opened in New Haven, Tuesday.
 Lawrence Eddy former pupil at the Canaan high school has won, second
 
 Cheshire school June 16th and delivers the salutatory on that occasion.
 N. B. Chapin and party of Torrington, with his new forty horse power, seven scatter Oldsmobile, passed through town Sunday morning enroute for Canaan, N. Y, where their friends are summering.
 Mrs. James Green, who has Teen un- der treatment at the hospital in Pittsfield the past month, has returned, much inn proved in health. Her daughter Miss Edith, went up Saturday and accom- panied her home. l. Winthrop Smith, son-in-law of Prof. M. l. PuYin of Norfolk and New York city, was in town last week to arrange for the storage of his automobile at the Canaan garage three days each week during the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Homer c. Allyn of East Canaan, and F. K. Allyn of this village, have returned from few days visit in Brandon, Vt, where they went to at IShu eli0 AuhS1hA OA AhAs. AOuISS AA4J II Dean, sister of H. 0. Allyn and for mer resident of this town.
 Miss Lura and Master William Fer guson of .Lenox Dale, spent Saturday with their grandfather and aunts in Ca naan. Miss Lura, who is pupil in the Canaan high school, goes this week to spend the summer with her mother in Corning, N. Y, but intends to return to renew her studies at the opening of