Connecticut western news., 1911-10-26
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 and three-quarters pounds is not an or dinary radish. Nevertheless, George P. Strong pulled one, in his garden, that answers this description, Monday. It measured nine inches in length and over 90 inches in it's longest circumference.
 Prosecutor Williams of New Milford has been calling on friends and others in CAnaan-and they all responded.
 George 0. Pset of Bridgeport came up Monday to visit his mother and deliver some new daffy-dills to the members of the daffy club.
 Benjamin Winn is the proud and hap py papa of a fine and bran new baby girl, who came to his house when he wasn't looking, last Saturday night. Wallace Weaver's home also was visited by the stork few days before. and an- other sweet baby girl was left there.
 R. F. Lane, of Lee, who had charge of the Berkshire Railways construction office in The Canfield while the trolley road was being built, was in town Sun day.
 States Attorney D. T. Warner, of Salisbury; Judge W. H. Williams and wite. of Derby, and Fred Gutterman and wife, of Cleveland, Ohio, were guests at The Canfeld Saturday.
 Aquartette of lime magnates-A. W. Grifing, of Danbury; A. V. A. Felten and Wallace Canfeld,, of Canaan, and Mr. Tallard, of Torrington, took dinner at The Canfeld Monday.
 James Foley of Lakeville spent Sun- day in town.
 Miss Sarah Moore of South Manches- tor was an o7er-Sunday guest of MT. and Mrs. Edson Rood.
 Mrs. H. l.. Ross left the Danbury Hos pital, Sunday afternoon, and was taken to the home of her sister, Mrs. T, A. Evans, Tn Bethel, where she will remain probably until the latter part of next week, when she will return to her home in Canaan. She is recovering nicely from the effects of the operation per formed three weeks ago,
 Fred c. Oapron, of the Danbury News composing room, spent Sunday with friends here and in Ashley Falls.
 George Babcock, of Cornwall Bridge shot an albino grey squirrel Monday an unmistakable member of the grey squirrel family, with white fur and pink eyes.
 Among the out of town visitors in Canaan yesterday were Miss Harriet Sandmeyer. of Cornwall, and Mrs. W. J. Hicks. of Sheffield.
 Miss Katherine Murray of Cornwall was in town Tuesday.
 Mss Charlotte Clark, of Cornwall was a guest at The Garfield Tuesday night.
 Ms. N. L. Jackson has as her guest for the winter, her mother, Mrs. An. drews. of Cortland, N. Y.
 John B. Reed made business trip to Winsted Tuesday.
 Christ Church parishioners had the pleasure of listening to one of their for mer rectors, Rev. F. w. Barnett, last Sunday.
 Dr. H. L. Ross spent Saturday night and Sunday in Bethel
 Miss Minnie Wilcox is visiting her friend, Mrs. Beers, in Middletown, Conn, for week.
 Mrs. William O. Bullock and httlgson, returned Saturday from three months visit to her invalid mother in Atlantic, Iowa. @
 Housatonic Lodge, F. and A. M, will confer the third degree this evening, after which the brethren will partake of supper served by the sisters of the Eastern Star Chapter, in the banquet room. A number of Masons from out of town are expected to be present.
 The members of Canaan Hose Com pany are considering the matter of get ting up a minstrel performance, to be given in the early part of the winter There is some exceptional dramatic and vocal talent in the company, and it is safe to predict that their show will te we'll worth witnessing.
 A meeting of the Canaan Assembly will be held Friday evening of next week, in Odd Fellows Hall, at which all the members are requested by the officers to be present. A business session will be held, for orga nization and the arrange ment of the coming seasons campaign, which will be followed by card playing. and probably some dancing,
 Mrs. E. W. Warner returned Satur- dey evening from her six weeks visit with friends Tn Ludlow, Mss, and E. w. who had been disconsolate for six weeks. is happy again.
 Miss Margaret Collins made a busi- ness trip to New York the early part Of the present week ... NH"-.....
 Miss Belle Lorraine is spending a con-