Connecticut western news., 1910-09-29
Canaan Locals

uays ln town.
 R. ". Penfeld. Hartford, was week end guest here.
 Horace King. New York, was visitor in Canaan Friday.
 Henry Whitford is in Great Barring ton spending the week.
 H. P. Ives and family returned Monday from the lakes.
 R. D. Peirce and family returned from the lakes Saturday.
 MT and Mrs Henry Ives will live at the Garfield this winter,
 James Watson, Bridgeport has been here for few days stay.
 J. P. Fassett, Mellonville, N Y, spent few days here last week.
 Quite number of Canaanites took in the Great Harrington fair.
 O. 0. Fisher, Hartford. was here the last of the week on visit.
 A party of young people visited sage's Ravine, Sheffield, Monday.
 JIM. Benjamin. Falls Village, was in town Thursday on business.
 Dr F. H. Lee is building an addition to the west side of his house.
 Rev Harry Cornford and wife have returned from their vacation.
 Mrs Wm. Ferguson, Bridgeport. was a guest of the Misses Granger
 Train service to Pine Grove camp ground will discontinue October 1.
 Mason Humphrey is attending a business college in Pittsfeld, Mass.
 Us Hawthorn, Yonkers, N. Y, spent few hours in town the last of the week.
 J. E. Watson, Marbledale, spent the last of the week here on a business trip.
 Ralph Goddard, and George Wheaton, Madison, spent part of the week in town.
 Judge A. T. Roraback and family returned home Tuesday from Twin Lakes.
 Miss Harriet Brazee, Boston, Mass., is visiting at the home of Charles G. Smith.
 Mrs Beers, Middletown, was a guest of Miss Minnie. Wilcox several days of last week.
 Joseph l.. Parsons was in New York last week buying goods for the big stores fall trade.
 The selectmen and town clerk added 58 new names to the voting list last Saturday.
 Mrs N. B. Chapin, Terrington, visited her mother, Mrs E. F. Rood, Monday and Tuesday.
 MT and Mrs George A. Marvin have closed their cottage at Pine Grove and will board. at the Naples during the winter.
 Dan Sweeney is quite lame from his recent automobile accident and bears numerous bruises from the rough usage he received.
 E. E. Dickerman, O. E. Reynolds, Walter Kirk and A. E. Farnum, Essex, Conn.,, were in town the past week on an automobile tour.
 Mrs Thomas Egan and son Thomas, returned to their home in Port Chester, N. Y. after spending week with MT and Mrs Patrick Egan.
 Miss Roxanna Stevens is visiting friends in Sheffield this week. Mrs Sabra Humphrey is staying with Mrs Peet during her absence. r. N. Watson Hardenberg. candidate for first selectman, on the Democratic ticket, has declined to run, and Burton N. Peirce has been substituted.
 Ladies who contemplate the purchase of a new hat this fall will be interested to know that the Hat Shop opening is to be this week Saturday, October 1.
 Miss Catherine O'Brien returned to Hartford Sunday afternoon after spend ing a week at her home here. Miss Elizabeth accompanied her to the oity.
 Miss Caroline Camps birthday Tuesday evening, was made pleasant by surprise party at Miss Ethel Potter's school room. Refreshments were served and pleasant time ws enjoyed.
 This is the last week of cottage life at Pine Grove for this season. The last of the lingering cottagers leave Friday ,and the beautiful grove will be left in posses sion of the birds and squirrels until next summer.
 An automobile party comprising Lloyd G. Bleck, E. F. White, Miss Lovey A. Bleck and Miss Myra A. Bell, from Norfolk, Va. were in town the latter part of the week and remained over at the Garfield, entour of the state.
 H.V. Peeohim has completed new