Connecticut western news., 1912-09-05
CANAAN

Sunday night and motored to Millerton on Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Northrop of Vireland N. J. motored down from Monterey, Mass, last Friday and called on Mir. and Mrs. s. w. Barnes also on, MT. and Mrs. s. G. Camp. Mir. and Mrs. Northrop are spenking their vacation with rela- tives in Monterey.
 George Carley, of Salisbury, was fined $5 and costs, for drunkenness in Justice Ford's court. Tuesday. He paid.
 Saturday, Sept. IA, will be contract day at Borden's, when the price of milk for the next six months will be fixed.
 Mrs. Freeman Dempsey is entertain ing her mother, Mrs. O. F. Wanger, of Salisbury.
 Dr. H. L. Turrill and Mrs. Turrill, of Gaylordsville, came to Canaan yesterday for short visit with Dr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart.
 Miss Margaret Collins spent last week in New York, buying stock for the fall millinery trade.
 MT. Jerome Holcomb. of Scranton. Pa, is visiting George s. Cunning and other Canaan friends. MT. Holcomb was resident of Canaan, in the sixties, and was proprietor of the hotel at the "Lower Corner almost a half century ago. The hotel building is now owned by Mrs. J. E Rhoades and is occupied by l.. B. Tinker.
 Miss L. Gookins is in New York this week purchasing stock for the Hat Shop. She will be glad to welcome all her old friends, aud new ones as well, at the opening of her shop, Monday, Septem' Der g. E. .....-.:
 Miss Blythe Tinker visited relatives in Bridgeport, from Saturday to Mon day evening. -..' .
 Miss Maud Atwater, of Springfield, Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs, s. O. Camp. @- -ssa. #.ss !
 Miss Della Graney of the Winsted telephone office is home for weeks va cation. On her return, Miss Graney is to become night operator, having resign ed position as cashier. .:t: f:~s's7' @.' \ Miss Margaret Dempsey, of Pittsield is visiting her oousln, Miss Mabel Demp- sey. "t X
 Misses Gladys DeHart. and, May Kegler spent Sunday and Monday in New York city. .#:<'s .-A-. ,"-j5. :
 Miss Anderson, of New York, who stopping in Norfolk, came to Canaan Sunday morning and attended the services in Christ church. .a'', '~r>''i '4*ei
 The Chatham fair will be held Satur. day, Sept. '. on account of the unpleas- ant weather of Tuesday. .a. :.
 Supt. vogel was the organist in Christ church Sunday as Miss DeHart was in New York.
 Bishop >Olmstead and family started Monday for their home in Denver, Colorado.
 Miss Olive Roys, of Hartford, who has been guest of Miss Marjorie Nicoll for few days. returns home today accompanied by Miss Marjorie, who will spend few days in Hartford.
 0. D. V. Barnes has returned from Norfolk.
 MT. and Mrs. T. I, Ferguson, of Bridgeport, who were guests of relatives in Lee, Mass. over Sunday, returned to Bridgeport Monday, stopping enroute with relatives here few hours. Miss Laura Ferguson accompanied them home for few days visit.
 Dr. and Mrs. John G. Adam left Fri day evening on the express, for Albany, en route to Toronto, Cauada. where they will remain two or three weeks. Dr. Harry Stewart, of Washington, Conn. is looking after Dr. Adams practice. Mrs. Stewart is here with the Doctor. occupying the Adam apart ments.
 MT. and Mrs. James Hunter, daughter and granddaughter, of Stockbridge, were guests of the Misses Granger Fri day.
 E. o. Atwater and family, who have been summering at their cottage at Lake Garfield, Monterey, visited their daughter. Mrs. s. G. Camp, Saturday, before returning to their home in Spring field, Mass.
 John Nicoll was home over Sunday and Labor day.
 Mrs. Louis Roys and daughter Helen, of Hartford, who are visiting relatives in East Canaan, were guests of Mrs. J. Nicoll, Tuesday.
 Miss Mary E. Wells is home from New York, for her vacation.
 Eagle Drum Corps, of twenty-eight men, of PitCsfeld, were in town for about three hours Monday morning, on their way to the Salisbury carnival.
 Frank R. Stanton, of Derby, spent rl.- 5ou at bjc hopo in town