Connecticut western news., 1910-08-18
CANAAN
 GOSSIP.

friends in town.
 Miss Ellen Kane is visiting friends in Pitt tsfeld, Mass.
 Will Smith and wife, Lakeville, spent Sunday in Canaan.
 Miss Minnie L. Gaylord, Brookline, Mass, is visiting at G. s. Fuller's.
 Mrs Henry Burgett, Great Harrington, was recent guest of MT and Mrs Rowe.
 Rev E. O. Gillette spent Sunday last at Southfeld, Mass, his former parish charge.
 Miss Gladys Ferriss, New Milford. was the over Sunday guest of Miss Carre Fuller.
 Rev MT Durham, Mt. Haley, N. J., is stopping with his family at Mrs Hamm's..
 Miss May Smith returned Monday from weeks visit with relatives in Lakeville.
 Mrs Frank Anson, South Hadley, Mass, has been visiting friends in town the past week.
 MT and Mrs John Carlsy and daugh- ters were Sunday guests at the home of A L. Higgins.
 George s. Fuller and son, John, re- turned Monday evening from trip to Atlantic City.
 Lewis Holt, New Britain, is visiting at the home of his parents, MT and Mrs Horace Holt.
 The Pilgrim church will open Sunday with the pastor once more in the pulpit after his vacation.
 Mrs Clarence Vroman, Brookfeld, has been visiting at her fathers, D. L. Pierce, the past week.
 Mrs John Kane, Jr., Poughkespsie, N. Y, has been guest at Joe Ganci's, Reed street for week past.
 Mrs A. w. Nicoll, Jr., and daughter, Great Harrington, are spending this week with Mrs John Nicoll.
 Master Lowell M. Spear, has been spending few days vacation in Canaan with his father, W. H. Spear.
 Ray Gaston, Brooklyn, late of West Stockbridge, Mass, has been spending 8 few days in town with friends.
 Mrs W. G. Beerwort, Hartford, and Miss Ruth Strong, West Hartford, are visiting their sister, Mrs. 0. H. Pease.
 The Misses Mary and Margaret Collins returned Sunday from Winthrop Beach, Mass. where they spent the past two weeks.
 John A. Noble, Florida is visiting his parents, Rev and Mrs Mason Noble, at the home of his sister, Miss Katherine Noble.
 MT and Mrs R. F. Hitchcock, Los Angeles, Cal, are spending the summer with Mrs Hitchoock's sister, Mrs Samuel Briggs.
 Miss Margaret Buck, Hoboken, N. J., arrived here Wednesday for vacation visit, joining her father and friends who are stopping at John Rains. The Borden Company has raised the price to farmers on milk 30 cents and now pays them $1.75 per hundred lbs. instead of $1 .45, as formerly.
 Mrs Charles s. Adams and son Forbes went to Granite Beach, New Haven, Tuesday for two or three weeks stay. MT Adams will join them Saturday.
 An ice cream sale under the auspices of the Women's Union of Pilgrim church will be held on the lawn of Sheridan Barnes, Tuesday evening, August 23 from 5 to 9.
 Mrs F. W. Barnett, South Glastonbury, is a visitor in town. Her son Joseph, has returned home from several days visit with friends in this village and at Twin Lakes.
 Among those being entertained at John Rains are John Buck, Hoboken, NJ. Dick Buck and family Jersey City. Mrs Rains sister, Mrs Albert Sohasfsr and children are also stopping with | them. Another of those pleasant Friday night dances was held at Odd Fellows hall last week under the auspices of Canaan lodge and was well attended. The proceeds of these dances is to be used in the purchase of piano.
 Miss Josephine Camp accompanied Miss Ethel Cox to her home in New York, Friday. They wont to Glenco Mills, N. Y, where they visited friends a few days, then sailed down the Hudson to the city. Miss Josephine returned by way of Bridgeport, where she spent a few days with friends.
 Letters advertised August Is. are as follows: Luigi Cappellar0, Miss Mary E. Carroll, Miss Mary E. Elks, Mrs. James w. McLain, MT. I. Ogushewitz. Postal cards; Mrs. E. J. Cullen, Miss Amy Olaxton (3), Miss Bessie CIaxton, | Mice Mary FIks Mrs Fradarick Flynn