Connecticut western news., 1911-08-17
CANAAN

boards, and at the top deposited record book for signatures of mountain climb CTS. This week the boys found list ot A names of those who have made the ascent.
 Miss Anna B. Kelly student of Eras- mus Hall College, Brooklyn, is visiting her aunt, Miss Lillian Ingerson, on High street.
 Miss Mary Hoag of Springfield is spending her vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Hoag
 Frank Decker, who has just entered the employ of Decker 6 Alvord, has rented rooms of Mrs. s. 0. Beckley and will move hls family here from Somer- vile, N. J.
 The Twin Lakes regatta was red-let- ter event. But watch out for the grand shore illuminations next Saturday night. Fred. Allyn. with Charles Rood and family and Miss Mildred Rood, of Man chester, took an auto trip Sunday, going through the Berkshire valley as far as Richmond.
 A. H. Herriman's fast horse, Friend Direct" took first money Ill the circuit race at Brooklyn, Saturday, and made a splendid showing. The fastest heat was 2:16, This week Friend Direct will race at Troy,N. Y,
 Capa aan Hose Company have received au invitation to be the guests of the 4>menia Fire Company on the occasion 4t the Labor Day parade and tourna- l, ,ent of the Harlem Valley Firemen's 4.ssociation. The bid includes the band and the matter will be decided at the meeting this evening. F. Barhof of Hartford, who has camp at, the Allyndale quarries, of which he is superintendent, has return ed from business visit to Cleveland, Ohio. N ...t >.. Miss Elizabeth V. Morrison and Miss Kathryn E. Moran, of Sheffield, who who have been visiting MT. and Mrs, Charles E. Mansir for few days, will leave Saturday for an extended visit to New York and Hartford, accompanied by Miss Florence MacBay, who has been boarding at 0. k. Mansir's.
 In Pilgrim church next Sunday, Rev. pr, Adriance, of New York and Nor folk, will preach. All other services will be as usual After next Sunday Rev. MT. Gillette, who is enjoying his annual vacation, at Twin Lakes, will resume his regular duties.
 Rev. William Wlnchell, pastor of the Norfolk Methodist Church and wife, were in town Sunday. '+ Miss Della Graney has resigned her position in Torrington and goes to Win sted Friday, to enter the Winsted Tele- phone exchange.
 Rev. H. Utterwick, wife and daughter Miss Katherine. are occupying '"The Stockholm at Twin Lakes,
 Among the guests at Church Terrace, are Miss Harris and Miss Manwarring, Of Hartford. Miss Hoadley and Miss An gur, of New Haven; the Misses Cass Misses Reiehold, Miss Tunison and Miss Littlewood, from Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Howard S., Wells of Boston is spending two weeks vacation with his parents in Canaan.
 MT. O. J. Olsen left town Tuesday for his home in Mollryd, Sweden, to be ab- sent year. MT. Olsen has been in the employ of Johnson & Lindell during his stay in Canaan.
 Miss Margaret Roger is the new book keeper at the Canaan Mercantile Co.'S store.
 Michael Joyce, of Poughkeepsie is spending a few days with his mother / Rev. H. Cornford preached at Pine Grove Sunday afternoon. The Royal Neighbors hold social dance at Odd Fellows Hall tonight.
 Mrs. Frances Baptist of Bridgeport has been visiting at Joseph Blairs. Miss Lena Blair accompanied her home yes terday.
 H. Wellner, the tailor, is now taking orders for ladies' suits and coats.
 Harry E. Pulver of Danbury and Miss Cords of Bethel were at Talmage Pull ver's on Sunday.
 A. J, Wigglesworth was called to Watertown last week by the serious illness of Mrs. Wagglesworth's father
 B. H. Baldwin has purchased of Frank Snyder the milk route which the latter has conducted for several years
 Sunday afternoon H. H. Scutt enter tained his brothers. George J. and daughter, and Charles and wife from Philmont, they having motored over in the morning.
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