Connecticut western news., 1911-07-27
CANAAN

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 A new iron and stone fence is being built around the Catholic cemetery. The arch and gates at the entrance of the cemetery are the gift of MT. and Mrs Thomas O'Hara.
 Miss Della Graney motored up from Torrington Sunday, and made visit to the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. James Graney in Bragg street.
 Mrs. Ellen Persons and daughter, Miss sEllen Persons, of Winsted, visited Mrs. Cora Adams in Canaan on Tuesday.
 N. l.. Jackson is spending few days in town:
 Harry F. Rogers. of Naugatuck, 8 plumber, is now employed by A J.Wig- ellsworth 6 Go.
 Dr. Ross, Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Mary Stone of Bethel, will return Saturday from their three weeks sojourn at the Chatiemac Club in the Adirondacks.
 The Methodist Sunday school will go to Lake Buell. next Thursday, Aug. B, for their annual picnic. Teams will leave the church about 8 o'clock. All who wish to join in the ride and days outing should give their names to the superintendent, G. w. Parsons, by We'd nesday morning, that sufficient transpof- t,,tion may be provided. r Mrs. o. T. Vosburgh is severely ill W h a complaint that started from @ yore cold.
 fred, W. Yutzler, of West Cornwall was visitor in town yesterday.
 Rev. H. Cornford is entertaining his brother, MT. William Cornford, wife and son Alfred from Hove, Sussex, England; also another son, Fred, ot Utica, N. Y. MT. Alfred Cornford is one of the proprietors of one of the largest printing establishments in the south of England and will remain in this country until Saturday, August 9th when he sails for home in the Celtic. His father and mother will remain in this country several weeks longer.
 MT. A. H. Herriman returned Wednes, from Erie, Penn. where his horse, "Friend Direct" was one of the winners Ill the big races, last week. MT. Herriman s horse paced the mile in 2.16I MT. Herriman joined her husband at Cleveland, Ohio, where the spent Sun day with friends. Next week Friend Direct will race at Corey, Penn.
 Mrs. Forrest May, and Mrs. Garfield May and child are spending few weeks with Mrs. and Mrs. H. B. Ives, at their cottage at Twin Lakes.
 Mrs. Frances 'Clemans and Mrs. Hattie Peet had very enjoyable trolley ride from Sheffield to Pittsfeld Saturday. They hope to take the trolley from Ga naan next time.
 Miss Majorie Nieoll visited her unole's family in Great Burlington from Fri day until Monday. NA
 Mrs Aida Rood is staying with MT. Ferguson while his daughters are away,
 Miss Cora Manvel returned last week from visit in New Britain.
 Carpenters have commenced work on D. W. Manvels tenement which is to be occupied by E. L. Roberts.
 Eldridge Bridgman of Norfolk mo- tors to Canaan daily to take lessons in French of Miss Bessie Frein at the home of H. 0. Barnes. Y
 Roy La Fargue is assisting his father in his work in Falls Village. drilling an artesian we'll. |..t
 Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Humphrey are visiting friends in West Cornwall.
 The Canaan Citizens Band will give an open air concert opposite the Depot Park, Saturday evening.
 Miss Gladys De Hart attended the |, Norfolk concert last night on invitation of Mrs. Bridgman.
 Deacon H. B. Stevens and MT. Wm J. Ferguson started yesterday morning TUT NO1IOLh OA Eb 0Ap0Ill tion and returned with berr!es enough to make pie two acres square:
 Rev and Mrs. H. I. Bodley were din ner guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. P.-Smytf on Sunday, at the rectory.
 Two supply clergymen occupying churches on "the hill" Sunday attracted unusually large congregations-Rev Fl I. Bodley in Christ Church and Dr Ludlow, of New York, in Pilgrim Church. From each pulpit discours of exceptional power and interest wa delivered.
 W. H. Raynsford, of Lakeville, was visitor in town yesterday.
 Mrs. Ophelia Camp returned from two weeks visit in Roxbury, Thursday io6 Inv ciS Mro