Connecticut western news., 1911-08-24

| is benefited by the change. This week they intend to take motor trips, as that kind of conveyance seems to be con- ge nial
 Dr. George Beebe and family of Pittsfield are spending a few days at, Twin Lakes.
 Mrs. Frances Peet takes her meals this week at pr. Camps and Friday she will again occupy her room there as in previous years.
 Misses Dorothy and Gladys Rood, of Bath Beach, Maine, who have been at A. P. Briggs's for couple of weeks, re- turned home yesterday.
 Miss Maud Pulver. of Brooklyn, is visiting her mother, Mrs. D. D. Walter.
 B. A. Peirce and son Willard broke camp Monday after two weeks at Twin Lakes.
 Rear Admiral Adams U. s. N. (retir- ed), wife and daughter are stopping at Twin Lakes House.
 Canaan Lodge I. O. o. F. No 50. have accepted an invitation from Ct. Barring ton Lodge to join them in the parade on Labor Day at that towns celebration of it's 150th anniversary.
 Miss Mary Lee is spending two weeks vacation with friends in Bridge port.
 Landlord Baker of The Garfield is in Boston this week..
 Mrs. Joseph Ganci and children are visiting her brother, Patrick Kane, in Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. John Flynn and Mrs. Michael Kane attended the funeral of MT. Peter Flynn at Lakeville, Tuesday.
 Miss Ella Coughlin of Stamford is visiting friends in town.
 The Jolly Two have a clam bake at the old Russell place on Sunday next.
 Miss Dorothy Corwin spent Wednes- day at Twin Lakes, the guest of Miss Polly Gillette. ,-.
 Governor Baldwin states that he is not candidate for the democratic nomina- .tion for vice. e-president, but declares, in effect, that if the nomination came hunt ing for him he wouldn't dodge it.
 Miss Catherine M. O'Brien, of Hart ford, is the guest of her relatives and many friends in town. Miss Elizabeth returned to Hartford this week.
 Miss Nell McCabe, of North Adams, is the guest of Miss Ellen Kane.
 Mrs. s. W. Hyde is under the doctors care. N
 George S. Fuller went to Bridgeport Monday for 8 few days visit with George o. Peet.
 Miss Mary P. Barnett, of Newtown, is visiting at George s. Fuller's.
 Some of the Canaan members of the Litchfeld County Automobile Club will go to Savin Rock today to attend the Clubs outing.
 An auto party, in two automobiles, from Akron, Ohio, arrived in Canaan, Monday morning, after TOO mile spin. The party consisted mostly of Allyns and their relatives. nearly all more or less closely related to Fred K. Allyn, the jeweler, and Homer 0. Allyn, of East Canaan. They are making their head quarters this week at A. F. Wooster's, Norfolk.
 Frank B. Stanton. of the Derby Tele- lTNn xZoIn l1c G.,
 Mrs. M. J. Hunt, of Vineland. N J., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. E. He's ter, of Church street.
 The Misses Leighton, of New York City, are visiting their uncle, Chas. A. Beaujon.
 MT. and Mrs. 0. c, Smith and daugh- ter Miss May, attended the "Old Home'' day picnic at Lake Buell. last week.
 Miss Anna Blair, bookkeeper for G. L. Parsons 6 Son, is taking her vacation this week and is spending part of the time with friends in Hartford.
 Mrs. Joseph Smith and daughter Edna and son Francis are visiting this week with relatives in Stamford, Conn.,
 Mrs. James Mccormick went to Hart ford on Friday of last week and accom- panied her daughter, Mrs. P. J. Kane, home from St. Francis Hospital.
 Superintendent F. H. Wilcox, of the Borden Company, started Tuesday for Fort Ann, N. Y, in the interests of the company.
 D. W. Manvel is having two piazzas- first and second stories-built on the front of his tenement on West Main street, occupied by B. L. Roberts and N Watson Hardenbergh. Clarence, Hum- phrey is doing the work.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Cornford, of Hove, England, who have been visiting at Rev. H. Cornford's, left Monday for New York They sail today on the Baltic for