Connecticut western news., 1911-08-10

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 Mrs. 0. W. Camp is expected home to-day from a three weeks sojourn in Buffalo and Cazenovia, N. Y. She has also visited several places in southwest Canada. Her daughter Caroline accom- panies her.
 Miss Ida Mcintyre of Clayton and Miss Pearl Mcintyre of Jersey Oity. N J., were guests of Mrs. Bunnell and Mrs, Rood, Tuesday.
 Miss Lura Ferguson and brother Will liam of Corning, N. Y, are visiting relatives and friends in town.
 David Dempsey and wife, of Miller ton, N. Y, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Freeman Dempsey.
 A large party, members of the Canaan Hose company and their friends attend ed the lawn social and dance given by the Lakeville firemen at that place Fri day night. It required two autos and a three seated wagon to transport them, A fine time was reported.
 Lawyer Frank B. Mum, of Winsted, was in town Monday. on legal business.
 Harry M. Dodge and Charles Burr went to Derby, Conn, in an auto last Sunday, and spent the day with Charles Dodge and wife of that city, returning Sunday evening. saf~ !
 Selectman B. A. Peirce and his son Willard set up their tents at Twin Lakes this week. John R. Fuller and Nelson L. Parsons joined them and the boys anticipate great time in catching big fish, swimming and boating. After one days experience getting meals they are of the opinion that the girls would be handy to do the cooking, even though they might be in the way the rest of the time. Nevertheless, the boys declare there's nothing like camping
 Miss Minnie Caldwell is camping in Branford, Conn.,, with a party of girls from Hartford.
 Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Adam and son John, Mrs. TaImadge Pulver and Miss Palver enjoyed an auto trip to Plttsfeld Sunday.
 Douglas Landry, of Hartford, is guest at James McCormick's.
 A. J. Wigglesworth will start tomor- row for Pittsfeld, where he will remain over night, going Saturday to Boston, where he will spend Sunday with his brother. On Monday MT. Wigglesworth will go to Waterbury. where he will join his family and spend few days.
 Mrs. H. D. Humphrey and Miss Beat rice Humphrey visited Pittsfeld last Monday.
 The cellar for O. Fl. Pease's new house on the west side of the river is partly completed
 Miss Annie Sweeney, of Winsted, call- ed on friends in town last week.
 The Hose Company will make run this evening for High street and connect with the hydrant 1n front of the Herri- man place. This is the longest run yet 1AANS1O hJ OhS SOAA G1hA WILL IIdN6 d tendency to give their enduring qualities severe test.
 The big safe belonging to the Garfield estate, has been sold to Great Barring ton party and was taken from the block by Truckman Corners, Tuesday.
 Ex-Comptroller A. w Mitchell, of Woodbury, was in town Monday and called on MT. and Mrs George Dodge.
 The east bound freight train on the 0. N. E. was ditched about two miles this side of West Winsted Monday morning The wreck was caused by the breaking of wheel on the locomotive. Eight cars were thrown from the tracks, hurled in all directions and badly smash ed. Only one man was hurt and his in- juries were not serious. The track was blocked and passengers had to be trans ferred around the wreck for over 24 hours. ,s
 The Williams restaurant on Railroad street is to be reopened by Edward Fitz- gerald, who owns the premises
 Deputy Sheriff Rhoades went to Bridgeport yesterday, accompanying George Stevens to the hospital to under go an operation for cancer.
 John Cudney made business trip to Bridgeport yesterday.
 Rev. Wm. F. Stearns of Norfolk was ill town yesterday
 Painter Streck and his men yesterday completed the work of painting the Town Hall, which looks like different structure in it's new dress.
 Ed. Fitzgerald is doing the carpenter work on E. W. Warmers Psqulgney house. The, Chinaman who ran the laundry in the basement of the build ing, whose name is more or less fanil- far to those who know what it is, has