Connecticut western news., 1911-07-13

to his government duties, Monday. gO- ing to Boston in the treasury service. His son Lawrence, went to Hartford, whe re he has a summer position with the electric railway company.
 The Canaan Garage, under William Q. Bullock's management, is achieving desirable reputation among auto tourists. "It is the most satisfactory stopping place we've struck since we left Detroit" said tourist enroute to New York, last week. And there's a reason-a bunch of reasons: Ballock gives good service and does not conduct his garage on the principle that it'sup to him to squeeze every cent possible out of his patrons.
 Miss Mary E. Brown of Elizabethtown, Essex county, New York, is the guest of Mrs. B. D. Bullock and Mrs. A. V. A. Felten.
 Married in Southfeld, Mass, July 5, by Rev. W. R. Terry, Wallace W. Hall to Ina B. Gaylord, both of Southtield.
 Mrs. H. H. Scutt and children left yes terday morning for 8 week at her home at Derby.
 MT. A. w. Nicoll, Jr. who is now an electrical contractor in Great Barring ton, returned home Tuesday, after a brief visit with his parents, MT. and Mrs. A. W. Niool of Brooklyn, N<Y., who are spending the summer in town.
 Samuel G. Camp returned Monday from visit with friends in Monterey. Sam. says fishing no good
 John V. Adam is the owner of a 30 horse power Cadillac automobile, pur- chased from Roscoe Benjamin of Win sted. Allyn Fuller accompanied John to Winsted and came back with him in the new machine, on it's first trip. Sum- day.
 MT. A. E. Molando of Church street has recovered from hls recent illness.
 MT F. N. Brown of New York, spent Sunday in town with his family.
 MT. A. H. Herriman, and Dennis O'Neil attended the races at Hills Grove, R. l., last week.
 MT. and Mrs. wm. Evans of Water bury, who have been spending the week at A. J. Wigglesworth' returned home Sunday.
 John Rains is discouraged with his early crop of cabbage, in his garden on Railroad street. He says it is "club footed" cabbage.
 Mrs. Jerome G. Root has resigoed her position as clerk in the office at the Union station. For number of years Mrs Root has faithfully served in the telegraph. ticket and freight depart nents. She will be missed by the many patrons of the railroads.
 The saw mill has been installed, and work commenced on the lumber job on Church hill. The saving is being done by Junius and Ralph Stanton. They expect to cut about 300, ,O0O feet of lum- Der. The job was recently purchased by Mr. 0. F. Roberts from Mrs. Mary Q. Corbit.
 Joseph E. Watson of Louisville, Ky, was visitor in town Friday and Satur- day of last week.
 o. G. Thompson of Canaan Valley and Felix Consalire of Canaan have pur- chased for their farms portable engines built by the International Harvester O.
 The doors, castings and roof of the public library have been repainted and the interior of the building given thor Ough cleaning, greatly improving it's ap- pearance.
 Contractor E. R. Lorraine's men have digging the cellar for H. M. Dodge's new house on Peirce Avenue
 Mrs. 0. R. Els and daughter Miss Mary Ellis, of New Haven are in charge of Dr. Rosss house during the absence of Dr. and Mrs. Ross, in the Adiron- dacks.
 The Girls Friendly Society Home was formally opened for the summer last week. Miss. Mary Jackson of Hartford is in charge. and Miss Lucy Q. Whiton is chaperon.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M. Wells, MT. and Mrs. Sohleser of Woonsocket, R. l., en- route to Stockbridge in their motor, call ed on their friend MT. A. V. A. Felten, last Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Holt are enter taining their granddaughter, Miss Isabelle Holt of Albany. Dr. and Mrs H. L. Ross, accompanied by Mrs. Leroy A. Stone, of Bethel, 1 started in the Doctors automobile Sun day morning, for the Adirondacks, for a three weeks outing at the Chatiemac Club. near North Creek, of which Dr. Ross is a member.
 In the list of floats in the oig parade, The News last week inadvertently neg lected to mention the equipage of Frank Snyder, the milkman, which was an