Connecticut western news., 1910-08-11
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 Miss Eva French, Bristol, is at Charles Nslson's on visit.
 Miss Catherine O'Brisn is home from Hartford for visit. ...... ...'
 Rev T. F. Ramon, Lakeville, was 8 visitor in town yesterday. ...
 Miss Mary Deneen was st her home in Lakeville over Sunday.
 Miss Edith Stanton was home from New Milford over Sunday. &
 The Misses Olive and Beatrice Hum phrey spent Tuesday in Hartford.
 Mrs P. J. Kane and Joseph Bills were in Hartford on Saturday of last week.
 Miss Elizabeth Hickey, Hartford, is a guest of her sister, Mrs Micheal O'Neal
 Mrs M. A. Barnes and daughter are spending two weeks vacation at South head, l.. I.
 The Rev J. O. Goddard, Salisbury, preached an interesting sermon Sunday at the Pilgrim church.
 Next Sunday being the last of the pastors vacation there will be no services in the Pilgrim church.
 Mrs Howard Lawrence, West Stock bridge, Mass, is guest at A. A. Law renee, Granite Avenue.
 Mrs H. R. Whitford is entertaining Mrs Henry Dimmick and Miss Nellie Demmick of Ottawa, Ill.
 Mrs John Kane and children, Pough- ksepsis, are visiting at ths home of Joseph Ganci on Reed Street.
 Mr R. T. Dabney. New York, visited his wife and son here this week where they are guests at "The Canfield."
 Canaan sent big delegation out to the Twin Lakes last Saturday afternoon to witness the sports and boat races.
 Miss Mary Nile returned to her home in Northampton Monday after spend ing a few days with friends in town.
 c. Archie Adams has sold his livery business to H. R. VanHousen, Kinder hook, who will continue the business here at the old stand.
 John Sheriden was in town Monday calling upon friends here. He with N. L. Jackson, formerly of this village, are now running hotel in Orange, Mass
 At the Methodist church Sunday morning the pastor, Rev Harry Corn. ford, will preach from the 21St verse of the General Epistle of Jude Keep Yourself in the Love of God.
 Miss Vie New, Hudson, N. r., is vis- iting her cousin, Mrs O. T. Vosburgh. Mrs Vosburgh's sister from Otsego County, N. Y. who has been her guest for sometime, has returned home.
 Miss Emma Lawrence and Mrs Burns accompanied by F. F. Lomax, brother of Mrs Burns have returned from va cation trip to Portland, Me-, and through the Maine section, and eastern Massach- usstts.
 ''No License Reform" is the subject of an address in the M. E. church by O.. E. Ryther, Hartford, Associate Secre- tary of the Connecticut Temperance Union Sunday evening. It is to be Union meeting.
 Dr Ross is making noticeable improve msnts about his place. The lawn has been graded and wide cement walk has been laid along the entire front of the property, greatly adding to the neat appearance of the street
 Mrs Emma Ll Holt, driving the Max we'll car of "The Canfeld," with her friend, Mrs Dabney of New York, and her sister, Mrs K. M Rood went to Waterbury and returned on Tuesday. All report a msst enjoyable time.
 Internal Revenue Agent Samuel A. Eddy of this place, who has for the past two years been attached to the New England Division with headquarters at Boston. has been transferred to the New York Division, with headquarters in New York city, where he twill be engaged in Investigating returns made under the corporation tax law. ....
 Letters advertised August g, are for Clemente Galluoen, F. E. GuRn, James Mony, Francis E. Green, Fisk O'Hara, Miss Mabel Smith. John G. Saxton, Mrs J. Wilson. Post cards for Daniel Buckley, Miss M. Corrass, Miss Margaret Chistomb, Miss Amy ClaIson. Miss Bessie Claxton (2), Mrs E. Hulmans Henry Kimpp, Miss Glema LoVelaRd (2), Mrs E. L. McClung, Miss Nellie McGee, G. A. Root, Walter s. Marvin, Smith Bros, O. s. Trowbridge.
 The guests in town at she home of Samuel 0. Beckley are William E. Pattsn and daughter Elyira, Brooklyn, N. Y. MT and Mrs Richard Buck and two children, Jersey City, N. J.; A. IT Nicoll New York City and Mrs