Connecticut western news., 1911-08-03
CANAAN

a New York school, made a short call on MT. D. L. Peirce and family, Monday, en route from her native place i'll Ulster county, to the metropolis. Miss Davis and her brother John lived with the family of the late Nathan Watson, on what is known as the Hardenbergh place, some years ago. John Davis is now located in Idaho.
 Miss Ella Consadine, manager of the Canaan and Lakeville telephone ex- changes, attended an executive mana gers meeting in Waterbury last week.
 School Superintendent George J.Vogel arrived ill town Monday.
 Edward Fitzgerald, of Millerton, own CT of the Railroad street restaurant property occupied by Eugene Williams, was in town Monday.
 Miss Marian Wait, of Cohoes, N. Y, is guest at her aunt's, Mrs. H. L, Ross.
 At the Pine Grove Chautauqua Assembly Tuesday evening, August 22, Dr! Joseph A. Chapman, of Herkimer, N. Y, will give his great lecture on Alaska. This is most excellent and informing lecture of this little known land, and is illustrated with many beauti- ful views.
 George o. Peet, of Bridgeport, came up Monday. for visit with his mother, Mrs. Frances E. Peet. He arrived home Saturday from a weeks auto tour of remote parts of New England and re- rorts delightful experience.
 The state barbers' commission has had uother close shave.
 Captain Lester Bailey and family, of Portland, Ore. who have been visiting in this locality, the scene of Captain Bailey's early boyhood and youth, for a couple of weeks, left Monday for Allan tic City, where they will make a short visit, after which they will visit Capt. Bailey's brother Raymond, in Philadel- phia, for few days, when they will start on the return trip to Portland.
 District Plant Chief Pardee. of the, telephone company, with headquarters in Waterbury, visited the Canaan plant this week. aN
 MT. Linehardt and family left The Naples, Monday, after protracted stay. Miss Louise Bragg and Miss May Adams visited in Hartford last week.
 Mrs. George W, Ford and Mrs. U. H. Miner called on friends in Lee, Mass, ,on Saturday. Y ,..
 Mrs. F. M. Olin, of Falls Village called on Canaan friends last week.
 Miss s. L. Perry, of Bridgeport, for merly telegraph operator at Falls Will lage, came to Canaan Tuesday, to call on old friends.
 Fred G. Capron, of the Danbury News composing room, has been spending a few days in town.
 Fanny J..Orosby. the famous hymn writer, will again visit Pine Grove this summer. She is to be there Saturday and Sunday, August 26 and 27, and will speak Sunday afternoon. The Chau- tauqua Assembly opens at Pine Grove Thursday evening, Aug IT, and contin- ues one week Tuesday, Aug 22 is to Se great Sunday School Rally Day, with excursions from nearby points.
 Miss Edith Stanton, ef Waterbury, spent Tuesday with her parents, here. Miss Stanton is now night supervisor in the Waterbury office of the S.. N. E. Telephone Go. 4s
 James Quinn, Jr, and family, of Pitts field, are spending the week with MT. Quinn's parents.
 Emil Muller and Charles GIocklen of Brooklyn, are visiting MT. and Mrs. Da- vid Curtis.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Bullock has been en- tertaining for a couple of weeks her friends MT and Mrs. G. A. Knox! of Jersey City also Mrs. H. H. Bulkeley and daughter, Miss Josephine Bulkeley, of Seattle. Wash.
 The Women's Guild of Christ Church VII hold sale on Wednesday Aug. 9th, from until 10 D. m., in the Town Hall, Canaan, Fancy and useful articles, cooked articles, ice. cream and cake for sale. Ia the evening, dancing 25 cents.
 Benjamin of Winsted delivered a Hupmobile runabout to A. E. Cobb man. ager of the s. N. E. Telephone Co.,, of Torrington, last week also 8, Maxwell Torpedo model "I'' to H. H. Wilcox, of Torrington.
 Rev. E. 0. Gillette and family left, with household accessories, for their Twin Lakes cottage, Tuesday afternoon, where they will spend few weeks.
 There will be no preaching services in Pilgrim church next Sunday nor the Sunday following, according to the usual summer custom. On the third Sunday