Connecticut western news., 1910-06-30
CANAAN'S ~A SOCIAL
 GLANCE
PERSONAL MENTION.
4 Kaleidoscope Record of Shifting
 Scenes and Minor Gossip.

Schools are closed until September 6.
 Miss Ethel Potter went to her home in Cazsnovia, N. Y, Saturday.
 Mrs. Moore of Indianapolis, Ind, is guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary G. Adam.
 Edward Barnett of Glastonbury, is visiting friends and old schoolmates in town.
 Miss Margaret Calderwood of Win sted. is visiting her sister, Mrs. William H. Garfield.
 Miss Gookins is visiting, at her home in New York, expecting to return in September.
 Miss Bessie Frein os Seattle, Wash ington. is a visitor at her grandfather's Henry o. Barnes.
 Mrs. Harry Bunce of Waterbury, was an over Sunday guest of her husband at Jesse Drumm's.
 Miss Johnston, one of the popular Ca naan teachers, left Friday for her home in New York city.
 Mrs Martha and Mary Harrison of Winsted, were over Sunday guests of Miss Gladys DeHart.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Warner attended the Washburne- Hawley wedding at Sails bury Tuesday evening.
 MT. and Mrs Irving Ferguson of Bridgeport, have been visiting at his fathers the past few days. ~s
 Wm. Moseley and family of New Haven and Norfolk, were auto guests at Dr. Camps Sunday afternoon.
 August Nicoll of Great Harrington, Mass, and chaufferwere Sunday guests of Mrs. John Niooll and daughter.
 Miss Edna, M. Gibson of West Hart ford, is spending a two weeks vacation with her sister, Mrs. E. R. Atwood. -
 Miss Mary Hill teacher in the Ca- naan school, left Saturday morning for her home in Norwich for the summer vacation.
 Prof. and Mrs. Prince of New York who hare been spending few weeks at Pine Grove, have returned to their city home.
 Harold Preston, student at Clark University. Worcester, Mass, is with his mother, Mrs. Nellie Preston, for his summer vacation.
 William J. O. Hearn, former pupil of Canaan high school, was the sal utator1an of the large graduating class of Millerton high school last week.
 The sacraments of the Lords supper will be observed at the Pilgrim church Sunday. There will be a preparatory service Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 Mrs. Wm. Garfield ST. of Canaan Valley, and daughter, Miss Pearh Can- field of Windsor Ladies Seminary, were guests at c. G. Smiths on Saturday.
 W. F. Powell of Hartford. represent ing Madeira, Hill 6 Go. coal miners and shippers, was in town Friday, and re- newed acquaintaneeship with old time friends.
 Town Clerk and Representative E. D. Norton, who was injured by fall on Main street some days ago, is getting along as comfortably as possible under the circumstances.
 Miles Rood, local cashier of Torring- ton and Winchester Street Railway, Mrs. N. B. Chapin of Torrington and Miss Elsie Hulett of Winsted, were guest of Mrs. E. T. Rood on Sunday.
 Miss Catherine O'Brien was home from Hartford last week to attended the graduation exercises and reception given by the class of 1910 and returned to Hartford Sunday. Miss O'Brien intends to finish her course at the Morse Busi- ness College this week.
 Mrs. Sara Humphrey, Mrs. Frances Clemens, Mrs. Hattie Peete, Miss Lil1ie Fuller and friends of Housatonic, Mass, enjoyed drive to Winchester, Friday, and were entertained at the beautiful home of Emory Bierce. Mrs. Humphrey remained for a few days