Connecticut western news., 1910-09-22
Canaan Locals.

AItIluI 5HeEWOOu' upIlkeeIlsies spent Sunday here.
 H. Long. Louisville, Ky. has been visiting here.
 O. E. Tillottson, New Haven, was a week end visitor here.
 J. P. Browne, New York. has been in Canaan for few days.
 J. Coleman Smith, Bethel, has been visiting here this week.
 0. N. Hall, New Milford, spent the day, Thursday on business here.
 H. O. Leonard, Pittsfield. Mass. was in town Monday tor few hours. J. F. Donahue, New York, has been here for few days visit this week.
 Dr Corwin's father, mother, brother and sister, Bellport, L. l., are visiting him.
 s. W. Malloy, Hartford, was down here the last of the week on business trip.
 W. 0. Hamilton, Springfield, spent two days in Canaan, Thursday and Fri day last. ."". A. 0. Peace, Providence. R. l., en- joyed Canaan scenery Friday on his visit here. 0. 0. Cook and family, White Sulphur Springs, Montana, spent the last of the week here.
 E. J. R. Bailey, Providence, R. l., spent the last of the week in Canaan on a business trip. Miles Rood, Torrington. made short visit to his mother, Mrs. K. T. Rood. Tuesday afternoon.
 MT and Mrs George A. Marvin have been entertaining George M. Walton. Danbury as guest. @
 Mrs James Mccormick returned yes terday from Hartford where she has been visiting friends -G..a
 Miss Josephine Parsons. Winsted, was a guest of the Misses Granger Saturday. Mrs Marion Parsons accompanied her home.
 The library reception at Falls Village, Friday, was attended by Mrs H. M. Miner and Mrs George Ford of this village. ... .. A daughter was born to Mir and Mrs Victor M. Coe of this village Monday morning. MT Coe is the operator at the telegraph office here.
 MT and Mrs A. H. Trumbull and Mr and Mrs A. O. Mercy, Bantam, came to Canaan by auto Sunday, entour, and took tea at the Garfield. Miss Gookins has returned from New York and is making preparations for the Hat Shop opening, which is to take place on Saturday. October first
 Wm. Walton, Salida, Cok has been visiting his sisters, Miss Jane Walton and Mrs G. A. Marvin, at Pine grove and his parents in Danbury, the past week. Lucy, one of the six months old twin daughters of MT and Mrs Louis Rhoades. died Tuesday night of convulsions. MT and Mrs Rhoades have the sympathy of all in their bereavement. .. The registrars added 120 new names to the list of voters ito be made," at their session Thursday. It is expected that not more than half, however will be made, due to ineligibility. The remains of Mrs Francis Wright, who lived in Bridgeport, were brought to Canaan, her former home, for burial in lower cemetery, Tuesday. Mrs Wright was a sister. .in-law of Henry, o. Barnes.
 Bear in mind that there will be no license rally at East Canaan Friday night with H. H. Spoonera as speaker. All who desire to hear masterly handling of the subject, free from prejudice. should go and hear the famous secretary of the Connecticut Temperance Union.
 An automobile party from New Rochelle. N. r., who went up into the Berkshires Sunday and visited the Shakes colony i'll Lebanon were guests at the Wangum One of the party was a son of the late George Williams, who resided in this village many years ago.
 MT and Mrs Mcfarland, Topeka, Kansas, who were guest of the Misses Changers several days at Twin Lakes with Miss Whittlesey, returned to Ga naan Friday and were guests of the Misses Ferguson until Sunday afternoon, when they started on their homeward trip via New York and Philadelphia, hoping to visit Canaan again next year.
 H. M. Sedgwick, secre tary to the mayor of New Haven, and one of the states brightest newspaper men, among the sporting writers. was in Canaan Tuesday, and called on several of his old