Connecticut western news., 1911-08-10
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clerk at the New Haven postotflce; Mrs. Brinley, T. 0. Brinley, Miss Balbier and Mrs. Bromley, of New Haven, who will remain two weeks.
 The ice cream, cake and candy sale given by the ladies of the O. E. 5. 1n the Masonic lodge room, Friday evening" was well attended, greatly enjoyed, and Tn every way successful. The ladies cleared about $2O from their enterprise, It IS their intention to purchase a new equipment of dishes for the lodge dining room and kitchen. Messrs. Whitford and Bullock, of the newly organized wagon, harness and hardware concern, will have forty-foot space for exhibition purposes at the Great Harrington fair next month, and may be depended upon to make credit able and attractive showing. MT. and Mrs. R. P. Paine. of Norfolk, departed Tuesday for Europe for. an ex- tended tour of the continent. They will make an automobile tour through Hol- land, and attend the musical festival in England later in the season.
 Miss Rachel Woodbridge of Manches- ter Green, Conn, is visiting among. her many friends in town.
 Arthur P. Freeman spent Sunday at Grove Beach, where his family are spending the month of August.
 Mrs. Robert D. Miller and sons Ken neth and Floyd left Monday to spend tWo weeks at the Thousand Islands.
 Margaret and Hugh Corcoran are wis., iilg relatives in Catskill and Albany, NY.
 Little Ann and Kathryne Corooran have gone to Waterbury, to visit their anht, Mrs James Murnane.
 Rev. Francis Barnett of South Dako- ia, has been spending the past week with Rev. A. E. Rorabaek at Twin Lakes.
 Mrs E. s. Green and Miss Margaret Davis of Northern Michigan are visiting in this section, Mrs. Green is stopping with her niece Miss s. J. Roraback and Miss Davis at Judge Roraback's s cottage.
 Homer L. Hart of Boston, is guest at the Roraback cottage, Twin Lakes.
 The Canaan Garage had a big run on Tuesday evening, caused by the arrival of a Cortland, N. Y, to Boston aUtomo- bile touring party consisting of about twenty tourists. They were entertain ed at The Garfield.
 Dr. H. l.. Ross, who, with Mrs. Ross, returned last week from Chatiemac Lake in the Adirondacks, after three weeks so5ourn, started the. construction of bungalow on the shore of tue lake opposite the clubhouse of the Chatiemae Club, of which he is member. The building is being finished by the Doe- tors brother, Judge Ellsworth Ross, of North Creek, who has charge of the Clubs property, and the Doctors fami- ly and guests will occupy it next sea- son.
 J. H. Alyord of Winsted. and Messrs. M Hitchcock, M E., Snow and L. J. Curtiss, of Norfolk, were in town on Monday.
 Miss Mabel Dempsey has gone to Queechy Lake. N. T., for couple of weeks.
 Mrs. Wm. Ferguson and son, of Bridgeport, were over Sunday guests 0 f the Misses Granger.
 Mrs. Ella Carter, Mrs. John Nicoll and Miss Marjorie Nicoll were visitors in Great Harrington Saturday. t-
 Rev. Oornford preached in Clayton Sunday afternoon. .4..
 D. w. Manvel's tenement is completed and the. tenant, E. L. Roberts, of East Canaan, has taken possession.
 Miss Louise Jackson of Sharon, is visiting Mrs. N. L. Jackson.
 Messrs. Stevens and Ferguson made another trip to Norfolk Tuesday, with great success, so the huckleberry pie can be more than double the size of the first.
 A lawn tea under the auspices of the Women's Union of Pilgrim Church will be held at the home of Miss Carre Full Ter. Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 16, from 5 to g o'clock. q
 The Christ Church Guild sale of cake, ice cream and fancy work, in Town Hall yesterday afternoon and last even- ing. was well attended and literally patronized. A dance followed the sale.
 Frank H. Wilcox, son Clinton and sis. ter Minnie, went to Gilbertsville, N. r, Monday to attend the funeral of an uncle.
 W. E. King of Southtield, was in town yesterday
 MT. and Mrs. Sherwood o. Cummings, of Rockville. are at The Canfeld for a