Connecticut western news., 1910-10-13
Canaan Locals


 ing here.
 R. D. Gould, New York, spent few days here.
 The harbingers of coming winter are in the air.
 A. A. Prentiss, Hartford, spent Thurs day in town.
 J. F. Bartle, Falls Village, was in town Thursday. .#.
 K. B. Bassett. New York, has been visiting in town, #"
 Harry Holt has been visiting his brot her in New Britain.
 F. H. DenMars. Winstod, was week end visitor here.
 JamesWatson, Bridgeport, has been on a visit to Canaan,
 Some of these days arc decidedly raw, even for October.
 P w. Hine, Milford, was visitor to Canaan last week.
 J. A. Chase, New Canaan, was here the last of the week.
 B. F. Flagg, Andover, spent a few days here last week.
 H. J. Delaton, New York, was a week end visitor in Canaan,
 Partridges are said to be abundant in the covers hereabouts.
 Miss Anna Tanner, winsted, is visit ing at Adelbert Blass'.
 
 J. w. Mullen, Hartford, spent a short time in town Thursday.
 T. F. Corniff, New Haven, spent a short time here last week.
 H. H. Worthington, New Milford, spent Thursday last in town.
 D. k, Miller, Springfield. was one of the week end visitors to town.
 G. K. Davis, Louisville, Ky, was here the past week on business trip.
 O. F. Mills and William Thompson Norwalk, were week end visitors
 The approaches to the depot are much improved by the new concrete walk D. O. Cummings, Lowell, Mass, was here the past week on business trip.
 P. s. Cosgrove. Hartford. was here for few days visit early in the week.
 Miss Nellie Kane, Bridgeport, has been visiting her sister, Mrs Joseph Ganci,
 Edward N. Chase, Boston, was here the last of the week on business trip.
 There is story current that Church hill is to be denuded of it's forest growth.
 The Odd Fellows will have another Of their pleasant socials Saturday eYening,
 Frank Coons brought home six fine gray squirrels from recent hunting trip.
 Gray squirrels arc said to be quite plentiful in the woodlands around Ca- naan
 The frosts winds and rain of the past week have nearly denuded the trees of leaves.
 George F. Harris and Charles J. Allen, were down here recently from Springfield on visit.
 Rev J. P. Smyth is spending his vaca- tion of threO weeks in New York and Brooklyn.
 A number of the young people at- tended the dance at East Canaan last Friday night.
 Edward Hewett, New Haven, was through here a day or two ago on business trip.
 State Deputy A. O. Palmer of the Modern Woodmen was in town Satur- day on business
 Many woodchucks have fallen before the aim of the pot hunters within the past two weeks.
 The attendance from Canaan to the DaHbury fair was not large. A few went down Thursday.
 W. O. Hamilton and G. F. Butterick, Springfield, were in Canaan the last of the week on business trip.
 The church supper given by the Meth odists last Friday night was most en- joyable and successful affair and was we'll attended.
 The hepnDncan caucus Tor the nomin- ation of representative, Justices of the Peace and Probate delegates will be held here Saturday or Monday
 The assessors meet in the probate office Oct. 15 from 9 to 4 o'clock to revise tax lists from all persons paying taxes in North Canaan, Those failing to make a list will be charged penalty of 10 per cent. See assessors notice else where
 People are hustling homo now from the mountains, just as they are enter ing upon their greatest charm and loveli- ness; but it is fashions decree and SO people throw aside the real enjoyment of mountain life to blindly bow down to whinpc yaapdatm0