Connecticut western news., 1912-07-18


 turned to her home Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Emma Cordes and Miss Katherine Roster, of Bath Beach, N. Y, are visit ing Mrs, J. P. Rains.
 MT. and Mrs. George Roger spent Sun day in Sharon.
 The Kensington Club. of the Metho- dist church, will hold thelr annual sup per and sale in the church dining room Friday, July 26.
 Harvey White, Borden's creamery engineer, spent part of the week with relatives in New York state, returning Sunday, bringing his son Arthur back with him.
 John Ryan was up from Winsted Tuesday. He is very much improved in health and expects to take his old job back again very soon.
 Miss Eva Gardner, of Cromwell, visit ed Mrs. George Dodge the first of the week.
 Dr. and Mrs. E, B. Dudley, of Bever- ley, Mass, motored to Canaan last week, arriving< here Saturday evening, for 8 visit with their daughter, Mrs. E. L., Roberts.
 MT. N. L. Jackson, of Bath, Maine, where he is in the hotel business, for merlY a Canaan merchant, arrived in town Saturday evening for a short visit with his family.
 Miss Margaret Hanlon, of Hartford, is spending her vacation with her par ents. in Canaan.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Wooden and daugh- ter, and Harry Stevens with his bride, of Hartford, have been spending the past week at Fred Stevens on West Main street.
 A. J. Wlgglesworth went to Wood mont Saturday, returning Monday with his wife and children.
 Eugene Williams of Norfolk was In town Monday afternoon.
 Kenneth Adam was given surprise party last Friday night by lively com pany of his school friends.
 Twelve acres of cucumber pickles are maturing on the farm of Charles G. Lanneau. on the Falls Village road, andl the entire crop has been purchased by Israel Feinberg, New York wholesaler, who came up last Friday and closed the bargain.
 Mrs. Joseph L. Parsons and daughter Lillian have gone to Saybrook for an ex. tended stay.
 A son was born July II, to MT. and Mrs Joseph Beebe.
 Mrs. Emma T. Rood is spending week at Laurel Beach on the Sound. In the July number of the Connecticut Sunday School Standard, Mrs. Frank F. Stevens has we'll written article on Study Plan for Vacation"
 Mrs. Ella Capter has replaced the avn ing over the upper front piazza, at her residence on West Main street with 8 substantial shingle roof.
 Rev. H. Cornford has some real Eng fish chickens matched from eggs sent him by his brother from Hove, England. Nine lusty chicks matched from fifteen eggs.
 Mrs. David Proper, who has been yis- iting relatives here the past month. re- turned home Saturday. Her son came out to accompany her.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Ferguson, of Bridgeport, were weekend guests of his father and sisters. They will spend the week at Twin Lakes.
 At the meeting of the Guild of Christ church on Thursday it was decided to have the annual sale on August l.
 MT. George P. Strong celebrated his 77th birthday last Friday and received the congratulations of many friends.
 There was another lemonade pour at Deputy Sheriff Rhoades' barber shop, Thursday afternoon, under the auspices of the Sasf'riily Club A. H. Herriman, chancellor of the exchecquer, provided the concomitant ingredients of the con- coction. and assisted in receiving the guests. He was attired in light white, cut delicatessen, with diamond orna- ments, and carried fragrant bouquet of Clara Maduro in Sumatra wrapper. The function began at o'clock and ended when the bottom of the tub hove in view. Poli Buys New Site. | s. z. Poli, of New Haven, has pur-