Connecticut western news., 1910-04-28
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Mrs Castle, of Roxbury, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Ophelia Camp.
 Miss Lura Ferguson visited friends in Lenoxdale Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs L. A. Caldwell and daughter, Miss Minnie, are visiting in Hartford.
 Mrs, Frank Whiting has returned from visit with friends in Torringford.
 Frank Kenyon, of New York, was 8 guest of William H. Canield last week.
 Raymond Mansir, of Pittsfeld, was a guest of his brother, Charles, last week.
 Mrs. Augusta Scott has been i'll for the past week and IS now confined to the bed.
 Miss Leona Condon, of Clayton, is as- sisting Miss Ferry in dressmaking busi- ness.
 Miss Ola Bidwell was entertained at Judge Roraback's during her stay in town.
 Housatonic Lodge, No. 61, F. 6 AM, will hold it's regular communication to- night.
 Miss Lila Decker, of Westfeld, Mass, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Jesse Drumm. l John Benson, of the s. N. E. Tele- phone force, is III at the home of Mrs. Mary Devine.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred ManYel, of Pitts field, made 0 short visit to his parents here last week.
 The library meeting which was called for last Saturday evening, was ad- journed one week.
 Philip Orben went to Pittsfeld Tues day for the purpose of being operated upon for appendicitis.
 N. L. Jackson made flying visit to Canaan Tuesday, returning the same night to Orange, Mass.
 The baseball scores of the National and American leagues are received each evening at The Garfield.
 George W. Capron of Falls Village attended the rehearsal of Choral Society here last Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. James Mccormick and Mrs. Mary Devine attended the funeral of Mrs.. Mary Lynehan in Hartford Monday.
 Miss Mary Connolly, of Great Bar rington, Mass, was an over-Sunday guest of her cousin, Miss May Devine.
 Miss Roxanna Stevens was taken sick at the home of Mrs, Esther Williams and has been obliged to remain several days.
 It is expected that the mason work on the addition to The Fuller Hardware Co.'s building will be completed this week. ...r'
 Mrs. Mary G. Adam has returned to Canaan, after spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs. J. R. H. Moore, in Indianapolis.
 MT. and Mrs. Leverett Tanner, of Plymouth, spent few days of their wedding trip at E. R. Atwood's, arriv- ing here Saturday
 John Lilly of New York city, who re- gently bought the c. H. Wheeler farm in East Canaan, was a guest at The Canheld on Sunday.
 Miss Gladys DeHart went to Great Harrington Friday and returned Mon- day, giving music lessons and visiting friends ill that village
 o. E. Badgley has purchased the Riley place on Railroad street of Mrs. Timothy Farrell of Wlnsted, and it begins to look like another market here.
 The regular meeting'of the Cranford Club, which will be "Fagot Meeting," will be held this (Thursday) afternoon with Mrs. Emma T. Rood.
 George H. Fuller has been having his two houses on Reed street, occupied by John E. Wells and G. Charles Dodge, treated to a new coat of paint.
 Mrs. Mary Lynehan, who was the wife of Engineer Cornelius Lynchan, formerly of Canaan, died in Hartford
 
 G. o. Dodge went to Derby this morn ing to begin duties in his new position as wire chef of that division. He has held the same position in the Canaan division for ten years.
 The Laissez Fare club met yesterday with Mrs. William Wright. Cards appear to be the favorite amusement, and whist was enjoyed at this meeting followed by the usual refreshments.
 Mrs. William Argan and Miss Cath crime Roraback have been spending a few days ill Bridgeport. They also vis- ited MT. Argall at Wallingford and found him much improved in health.
 The following letters and postcards are advertised ill the Canaan post office for the week ending April 26: Letters Mrs. Minnie Goddard, 1. Ogushewitz, John Scowcroft. Miss 0. E. P. Stokes Postcard-O. w. Eaton.