Connecticut western news., 1911-07-27

Mrs. Frances E. Feet has closed her house on Granite avenue. She has taken rooms at Mrs, S. o. Beckley's and will board at the Garfield.
 Miss c. Irene Greene of New York. is spending her vacation in town with her parents, MT. and Mrs. James E. Greene.
 Miss Francilla Goodenough, daughter of Rev. MT. Goodenough,o of Winchester is visiting Mrs E. 0. Gillette on Granite avenue.
 Next Sunday Rev. MT. Gillette will occupy the pulpit of Pilgrim church, and on the following Sunday it will be supplied by Rev. H. E. Adriance of New York and Norfolk.
 The Knights of Columbus conferred the first degree on one candidate Tues day evening. Next Sunday they will hold clam bake at Twin Lakes. Mem bers of the order only are to be invited.
 MT. A. B. Landon, of Lakeville was in town on business, Monday.
 Mrs, W. O. Bullock, who sang at the Thursday Morning Clubs concert in Great Harrington last week has been the recipient of numberless expressions of congratulation from those who listened to her splendid voice on that occasion. One auditor assures The News that occasion" Mrs. N. Watson Harden bergh at the piano acquitted herself splendidly as Mrs. Bullock's accom- pan1st.
 The Misses Granger are having the Bullard barn on North Railroad street transformed into tenement, E.S .Pease is doing the carpenter work.
 Lester Adams has returned from Chester, Conn.,, where he had carpen- try job an the house of Mrs. Ila Stone.
 Mrs. Hamilton, wife of the we'll known cigar man, and daughter, of Spring field, stopped oyer in Canaan for 8 short visit with Mrs. Jackson, en route to Falls Village, where they will spend some time at The Inn.
 Harry Hayden left for South Brewer, Maine, Tuesday morning, where he has accepted position with lumber com pany.
 ' Mrs. George Barden returned home Saturday after spending a few days with her parents in Norfolk.
 Miss Margaret Collins, of Winsted, is visitor at James Keenan's.
 Misses Nora and Catherine Mcclure, of Meriden, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Nora McCarty. They are daughters of Martin and Kate Britt Mcclure.
 Mrs. Albert Krouse, of Meriden, is visiting at the home of her father, MT. George Roger, for few days.
 Miss Rosalie Imhoff, of the local tele- phone office is assisting at the new Lake, vile exchange, for few days.
 An automobile party of music lovers, consisting of George M. Bullock, Eugene Williams, Ben Vim, Charles Bills and Clinton Wilcox, weht to Great Barring ton Thursday night to listen to a band concert.
 MT. George R. Wilcox attended the funeral of his sister, Mrs. J. H. Judd at Bridgeport last Saturday. Mrs. Judd was former resident of South Canaan and moved to Bridgeport about 40 years ago. Mrs. Judd had been ill about two years and was Fl years of age. She was sister of MT. 8. W. Bradley of Lime Rock.
 The repairs to the abutments, and building of a new retaining wall on the west end of "Paul's" bridge on Church street, is one of the many improvements for safety that are being made by Select man Peirce on the highways. Blon Stevens and gang are doing the work
 James Graney is building a new ce- ment sidewalk in front of his house on Bragg street. MT. Graney is "progres- sive" in town improvements. The houses he has built have greatly inn proved that growing residence street. Marcus A. Barnes, of Great Barring ton, was V1sltor Tn town Friday,
 Representative David Hatmaker, of Salisbury, was in town on business last Friday.
 Mrs. A. L. Higgins and daughters are spending 8 week with friends in Lake vile.
 Miss Emily Pierson, of Cromwell Conn state organizer for the suffrage called on Mrs. F. Hitchcock last week tc consult with her on the suffrage meet ring to be held in Canaan August 21, and possibly at Twin Lakes in the evening of that day. There will be five speakers including the distinguished English woman, Mrs. Edward Porritt, who spoke so ably for suffrage at Mrs. Hitchcock $ home on May 15 last.
 MT. Henry King. clerk at the Union station who was i'll last vUeak rnturnal