Connecticut western news., 1912-09-19
CANAAN


 the mother of Mrs. Archibald. They were motoring from Cape God to Mill brook.
 Forbes Adam, son of O. s. Adam has entered the Hallosk Scheol in Great Harrington.
 Captain W. J. Baxter, U. s. A.. naval constructor at the Boston navy yard, who, with his wife and daughters, spent three weeks at the Twin Lakes House. returned to Boston Tuesday.
 Miss Lura Ferguson left Canaan last week for visit with her grandparents n Lenox Dale, Mass, before returning to her home in Corning, N. Y.
 Fred Manvel and family of Pittsfeld were weekend guests of his parents here.
 The Thimble Club met with Mrs. George Bullock, Monday.
 MT. Joury has improved bis residence by the addition of piazza.
 Rev. E. 0. Gillette yesterday married Mir. Lotus Hammond LaFontaine, of Albany. and Miss Louise Pierce Griffith, of Washington, D. O.
 c. L. Parson & Son have leased the store at Clayton formerly occupied by E. F. Adsit. They are to conduct, it as 8 fresh stock of goods. A competent manager will be in charge who will maintain the same high grade service for which the firm is characterized. The firm will open up as soon as the present stock can be moved and the building fitted for the new concern.
 Dr. Harry Stewart, of Washington, Conn, who has been looking after Dr. Adams practice during the latter's ab- sence on three weeks vacation. will re- turn to Washington tomorrow, when Dr. Adam arrives home. Mrs. Stewart went yesterday to Hartford, where she will make a short visit before returning to Washington.
 Frank Cassassa, late of the Canaan Model Bakery. is recovering from se- were attack of inf1ammatory rheuma- tism, and will soon engage in the ad writing business.
 MT. Conrad Schweizer, of the U. s. Navy, and Mrs. Schweizer, formerly Miss Ida M. Evans, of Bethel, who taught in the Canaan school few years ago. spent a couple of days this week with Dr. and Mrs. Ross. MT. Sohweizer is now on a fifteen days furlough. hay ing recently returned from San Domingo and Haiti, where his ship, the Nashville, was stationed for some montbs, to safe- guard the interests of the American resi- dents during the last "revolution.h As his term of enlistment will expire in March, and he has given Mrs. Schweizer his promise that he will not re-enlist. he has applied for shore duty and expects to be stationed at the Brooklyn navy yard, after the forthcoming great naval parade, to finish out his term.
 The gospel tent meetings in Clayton have been discontinued for the season and the tent has been stored there. Next season the work will begin in Clayton, and proceed from there to other places. e. ...
 Mrs. Leroy A. Stone, of Bethel, spent Sunday and Monday with her sister, Mrs. H. L. Ross.
 Justice George W. Ford on Tuesday married Mir. Alvin Wagner, of GuiIder- land, N. Y, to Miss Alice Louise Mahan, of Albany. ~"
 The Canaan lodge of Woodmen of the World have sub-leased the Dr. Loewe office on the second floor of the Garfield block, and will hold regular meetings there on the second and fourth Wednes- day evenings of each month. Hereto ford they have met at the hotel.
 Col A. 0. Garvin, of West Haven, was Canaan visitor Tuesday. He is the state representative of the Wood men of the World.
 A. E. Weaver, from G. l.. Parsons & Sons store, spent part or ms vacation n Pittsfeld.
 John B. Hal, ,Jr. has resigned his posi- tion with Benton & Wright.
 Wm. D. Adam and daughter, of Lake vile, visited relatives in town during his vacation from A. l.. Roberts Co.'S. store in Lakeville.
 Dr. John Adam and family will arrive home tomorrow morning after a three weeks absence in Canada. Dr. Adam reports, by letter. delightful outing and all in good health and spirits. Mon day they attended the marriage of Mrs. Adams youngest brother, in Toronto.
 Landlord F. A. Baker, of The Gan. field, IS attending the grand circuit races in Detroit, Mich, at the Michigan state fair grounds. He accompanies J. liar mer Bronson, the New Haven sporting man.
 Albert G. Eldridge, of North Adams, Pr;o lo ;x1