Connecticut western news., 1911-06-01
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Canaan Business Mems Association will be held at The Garfield this evening, (Thursday,) at 8 o'clock. All members requested to be present ~. $ H. E. LYLES, President.
 Judge Roraback is spending much of his time on his Twin Lakes domain, and already has the finest flower and vege- table gardens in all the region round about.
 John H. Belden, chief clerk in the of flee of the state controller, with Mrs. Belde and son Clark, made 8 brief stop in Canaan. Tuesday ,enroute to Hartford from Falls Village. where they had been making a few days visit.
 Miss Louise Shields, of Waterbury was an over Sunday and Memorial Day guest at James McCormick's. Miss Mary Shields was guest of Miss Oath crime Mcclure.
 Miss Elizabeth O'Brien returned to H rtford Tuesday after spending few, days in town.
 Miss Nora Hughes, of Brooklyn. N r.. is guest of her aunt, Mrs. Mary Devine. 0a aa The Memorial Day ladies' committee desire through The News to thank those who so generously contributed to the supply of refreshments, on Tuesday, and give notice that the Pilgrim Church din ing rooms will be open tomorrow after on for the accommodation of those " 10 desire to call for their dishes.
 The meeting of Canaan Hose Compa- H.. No. 1, called for tonight, has been postponed until next Thursday evening, June 8.
 Mrs. Henry R. Whitford is reported as making rapid progress toward recov. cry. in the hospital at Hartford, and will be brought home next week,
 Hon. George B. Chandler, who deliv. cred the Memorial Day oration in Gan. aan, went to Colllnsville Tuesday even ing to deliver an address at that place.
 Robert D, Peirce, who was taken to the Charter Oak Hospital in Hartford, for an operation last week, is at home and improving. It was found on exami. nation with the X-rays, that no opera tion was necessary.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry B. Ives moved in, to their Twin Lakes cottage Tuesday and when they get thoroughly settled, will be ''at home" to their friends-who, by the way, will number none the less because they live in cottage by the lake. ,. -.....-.. a .......
 A Canaan baseball team under the management of Frank Blass went to Salisbury Tuesday and played losing game with the home team, the score being to 1, Saturday Canaan will play Lakeville on the latters' grounds The local team-Adams and Winn, bat. terys; Foley, Brewer, Dalton, Fitzgerald, Imhoff, Killowee, Joyce. @I =
 Mrs. Edith Rowe visited her brother, week. ..s
 Miss Bessie Frein of Great Harrington spent Sunday at her grandfather's, MT H. o. Barnes. ..
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Rowe went tc Great Harrington Monday night and at tended the play given by home talent ''The Gold Mine" .&.
 The monthly meeting of the Housa tonic Valley Methodist Preachers Unior will be held in stockbridge on Monday beginning at 10:45.
 David E. Corcoran of New York, anC Mary E. Beauregard of Great Barring ton, were married at the Methodist par sonage here, Monday, by Rev. Harr. Cornford. ...,
 President Taylor, of the Bordens Com pany, was in town Tuesday for visit tt the Company's plant here, which h. found in excellent condition in. every re spect, fact on which he cordially con graduated Superintendent Wilcox.
 Cottage owners are beginning to arriv' at Pine Grove, and number of the cot tages are already occupied. After June certain trains on the Berkshire division will make regular stops there. The boarding house this season will be unde the management of Mrs. Hamilton, o Plainfeld, N. J.. .E.
 Rollin Rood of South Manchester is visiting relatives in town.
 Mrs. F. W. Hahn of Philadelphia ar rivsd in Canaan Monday for a fev weeks visit with relatives and olc friends in Connecticut.
 Selden Downs of Tyringham was guest of his daughter. Mrs. Frank Ste yers, last week.
 Mrs. Ellen Peirce Vroman of Brook field is guest at the paternal home.