Connecticut western news., 1910-10-27
Canaan Locals.

Ct. r. Hallard. New Haven, spent Saturday in town.
 Mills Norton, Winsted, was in town early in the week.
 George Dedrick, and wife are to move to Dover next week.
 Joseph Quinn. Hartford, spent Sun day at his home here.
 MT and Mrs T. P. Faulkes, Hartford, spent Monday in town.
 Mrs Wilcox, Sheffield, is visiting her brother, D. w. Marvel.
 Mrs Charles Pease is visiting at her home in West Hartford.
 F. B. Barhoff, Hartford has been visiting friends in town.
 W. H. Knight. Sharon, was in town the fore part of tue week.
 Mrs Aida Rood is visiting her sister and nieces in New York City.
 W. H. Bartholomew, New Haven, was in town Monday on business.
 John Wilcox has returned from five weeks visit in Western New York.
 A. L. Donkey, New Milford, was & visitor in town the last of the week.
 The Hawthorn club meets Friday, this week with Mrs Marcus Barnes.
 That big storm due here last Thursday was evidently switched off its course.
 Miss Grace Roraback, New Haven, was week end visitor at her home here
 Mrs George Chapman has returned home to New York after short visit here.
 Miss Gookins has just returned from New York with new goods for the Hat Shop.
 M. J. Relcher. Pittsfeld was in Ca- naan on short visit early inS the week.
 James Quinn and family, Pittsfeld are spending the week with his parents in town. . .r .... | MT and Mrs John D. Schoonmark and George Wagner, Kingston, N. Y. were here first of the week.
 Mrs A. V. A. Felten will give tea Friday afternoon. in honor of her mother, Mrs Bullock.
 The season is close at hand when the trains will be loaded with evergreen trees for the Christmas market.
 Mrs R. H. Kellogg aud son, Great Burlington, are passing the week here with her mother Mrs s. J. Hamm.
 Jerome Holcome left for his home, Scranton, Penn., Tuesday. He has been visiting Edward Warner of this town.
 MT and Mrs Goodman, Albany, N. Y, have been in town the past few daysg making their headquarters at the Wan gum.
 Mrs Virgil, Vineland. N. J.. daughter of Rockwell Elton. former resident in town, is guest at the home of Daniel L. Peiroe.
 Miss Ida Van Deusen, who has been here visiting friends has started for Florida, will stop over in New York to visit friends.
 Mrs W. o. Bullock gave luncheon Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs N. Watson Hardenburg. It was a very enjoyable affair.
 The Cranford Club meets with Mrs F. F. Stevens, this (Thursday) afternoon, instead of with Miss Beckley as stated in their program.
 Miss D. Hutchins, and Miss H. Thomp- son, were here on a short visit this week. David Corbett. New Haven, spent the day here Monday.
 Miss Bessie Frien likes the East better than the West and has accepted posi- tion in the law office of F. H. Wright in Great Burlington.
 The second degree of Odd Fellowship was worked Monday night by Canaan lodge and two applications for member ship were received.
 Rev G. H. Smith, who has supplied at Christ church during the rector's ab- sence, was entertained at the home of Mrs Thomas Abbe.
 Miss Roxanna Stevens spent Monday with her brother. Henry O. Stevens, in East Canaan, it being the eighty-first anniversary of his birth.
 Canaan has quite lot of dogs. When you get acquainted with the owners of some of them you wonder how the ami mals can be so intelligent.
 Democratic candidate for high sheriff of Litchfield county, Chester Middle brook, was in town Tuesday looking after his political fences.
 Rev J. E. Tinker, Clayton, preached a very interesting sermon Sunday morning at the Pilgrim church, in the absence of the pastor, the Rev E. O. Gillette.
 President Fenenga, Northland college, l .-sII I~1s,n~ a, +al