Connecticut western news., 1911-07-06
CANAAN

Gardner's sisters, Mrs. Nicoll and Mrs. Garter, having arrived Saturdag even ing They will remain until next week.
 Frank N Brewer and family were the guests of E. k. Lorraine over the Fourth.
 Lester Root and family of Bristol are the guests of MT. and Mrs Frank Coons.
 July 3 a daughter, Ruth Isabelle. was born to MT. and Mrs. F. Daniel Our tis at Chapinville. Mrs. Lena Kennedy is caring for Mrs. Curtis.
 Miss Mary Shields returned to her home in Waterbury Tuesday, after spen- ing few days with Miss Katherine Mo Guire.
 Rev. U. G. Warren of Brooklyn, is now with his family, at the home of Mrs. Warren?s mother, Mrs. Hamm.
 Lawrence Eddy, of Cornell Univer- sity, son of s. A. Eddy, is with his parents at their Twin Lakes cottage.
 Miss Bessie F. ep, of Great Barring ton is at her grandfather's, H. O. Barnes, where she will spend the balance of the summer.
 Albert P. Briggs is entertaining Mrs. Rood and family of New York.
 Rollin H. Rood and family of Man chester, are at Charles Rood's.
 John S. Reed took pleasure trip to New York last week. -.
 Miss Margaret Roger. daughter of cashier George Roger, is at home from ! lsiness college, in which she has just 1 tished her course.
 Dr. Ross will be absent from his office from July to July 31.
 John Hubbard is home from Niagara Falls, Ont, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Hubbard, for summer vacation, ..
 Miss Susan B. Myers, who trained the children for the play picnic evolu-, tions and pantomimes, returns to New York to-day. She has made many warm friends during her stay in Canaan.
 Rev. EsC. Gillette of Pilgrim church will exchange with Rev. MT. Karner of Mill River and Southfeld next Sunday.
 T. Archie Evans, of Bethel, spent the Fourth at Dr. Ross's. ...
 Miss Dorothy Carson, of Hartford, is a guest at MT. and Mrs. H. E. Lyle's.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Evans, of Water bury, and MT. and Mrs. George WiggIes- worth and family, of Naugatuck were at A. J. Wiggleworth' s over the Fourth.
 As the float of the pioneer fireman of Canaan was passing Rorabaok's law office, in the parade, Judge Roraback stepped out and presented Veteran Strong with handsome bouquet of roses.
 Samuel G. Camp spent the Fourth in Monterey.
 Robert D. Peirce has practically re- covered from painful attack of indiges- tion which kept him housed up at his Twin Lakes home for nearly @ week, including the Fourth. ..
 The various committees on Fourth of July celebration are generously and good-naturedly thanking one another and extending and receiving mutual congratulations on the success of the affair in every department and feature.
 Miss Frances Harper, of Great Bar rington, has been visiting Miss Amy Lansing in Canaan.
 MT. and Mrs, Ralph Stanton has been spending few days at the home of Mrs. Stanton's parents in Salt Point, N. Y.
 Irving Whiting, of Torrington, spent the Fourth with his brother, Frank Whiting ill Canaan.
 All bills against the Fourth of July celebration committee, that remain un- paid, should be presented at once to Allyn Fuller, Urea urer.
 Ned Roberts and Ava Felten, as circus clowns in the parade kept the crowd guessing.
 James and Neil Hines of New Haven c"A V oPOoAAAAE OA4O " cbb OOoOpu h6Sl6I ,.
 Frank Stanton of Derby spent the Fourth at his home here.
 Mrs. Lavina Blass of Ancram, N. Y., is spending few weeks with her son, Adelbert Blass
 John Bianchi of Syracuse. N. Y, is spending the week i'll town.
 Miss Ethel Laidlaw of Oneonta, NY, is spending couple of weeks with friends in town.
 Mss Margaret Dempsey of Pittsfield is spending few days with Miss Mabel Dempsey.
 Master Edward and Miss Catherine O'Brien of Hartford are spending several days ill town as guests of their aunt, Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald.
 Rev E. c. Gillette and family broke camp at Twin Lakes, Saturday afternoon after couple of weeks enjoyment ot cottage for the month of July, to MT