Connecticut western news., 1911-09-14

Bristol with MT. and Mrs. G. Stotz. The latter is remembered by Canaan friends as Miss Carrie Scott.
 Ms. and Mrs. Sanford A. Waterman, O Cohoes, N. Y, are visiting in town. Mrs. Waterman was formerly Miss Addie Rodemeyer, and lived here dur ing her girlhood. and moved away with the family of the late R. J. Lake, who will be remembered as partner of the late E. P. Hunt. in the coal and lumber business in the early seventies.
 Nathan Wellner is spending his vaca- tion in New York city and the nearby resorts, visiting Far Ruckaway, Coney Island. Asbury Park and Atlantic City before he returns.
 Miss Bertha Wellner is the new book keeper at Badgley's market.
 John R. Fuller left Monday morning for Tilton Seminary at Hilton, N, H., which he will attend for the coming year. He was accompanied by Averill Hubbell and Church Ward of Falls Will lage.
 At the Methodist church next Sunday there will be no preaching services. The Sunday school meets as usual at 12, and the Epworth League at 6:30 p. m.
 M. J. Murphy, the new wire chief of the local telephone exchange, has rented rooms in Mrs. S. 0. Beckley's house. He will remove his family here from Newtown about Oct. 1.
 Residence telephone service saves the house keeper countless steps,, time and money, and is convenience to every member of the household.
 William R. Hubbell of Falls Village caine to Canaan Monday, accompanying his son Averill on the first "leg' of his journey to Hilton, N. H.
 Landlord Martin Langs of The Inn, Falls Village, and Miss Ella Langs. were in Canaan Tuesday.
 John Nicoll of New York is visiting his wife, Mrs. Ada Nicoll, in town.
 George 0. Peet of Bridgeport, is visit ing his mother, Mrs. Frances E. Peet.
 Miss Ruth Peirce started yesterday for Northfield, Masss where she is to take course of study at the Northfield seminary, Miss Harriet Bosworth Smith, Canaan, is also student at the same institution.
 Harry Dodge's new house, on Pros- pect street, is rapidly nearing completion at the hands of Contractor Ed Lorraine and his gang of men.
 William Schaeffer of Boston, who has been visiting at hls uncle's, John Rains, for several weeks, has returned home. He was accompanied by Mrs. Rains mother, Mrs. Brown, who will spend some time in Boston before her return to Canaan, r.,
 Attorney l.. J. Nickerson, of West Cornwall, spent Monday night in Ca- Il lan.
 Mrs. T. Archie Evans, of Bethel, has been spending few days with her sis ter, Mrs. H. l.. Ross.
 Archie Adam, Donnie O'Neil and "Ame" Beaujon, who spent the week in Hartford, came home Friday night, en- thusiastic over the great State fair,
 The Wangum Lake camping party broke up Sunday and the campers re, turned full of fish and enthusiasm over the joys of the week. Chaperoned by Deputy Sheriff Rhoades the party Vis- ited all the best fishing holes around the whole area of the mountain lake and caught pickerel, perch and bullheads by the score. When they were not fishing they were absorbed in the enjoyment of camp life and indulged in innocent games like mumbledy- and button, button. who's got the button? Then bers of the party took turns at speaking pieces and singing songs, and all in all the weeks experience was something to be remembered.
 MT. and Mrs. Judson Root, of Chi cago. and MT. and Mrs. James E. Dean, of Winsted, spent Tuesday in Canaan, Huntsville and Falls Village.
 Landlord Baker, of The Garfield, is entertaining as his personal guest his daughter, Mrs. George Burgess and her little son, and his brother-in-law Captain McKown, of Booth Bay, Maine,
 Selectman Peirce has received word from the Bridgeport hospital that George Stevens. of East Canaan. who was sent to that institution to undergo treatment for angioma, form of cancer on the face, is recovering from the effects of an operation which proved entirely success fuI.
 Mrs. Mendum and daughter closed their residence at Twin Lakes last week and returned to New York.
 Miss Potter opened her select school in the Dr. Camp building, Monday, with a