Connecticut western news., 1912-05-30
P. J. Kane, of Housatonic, was Il

f%nO "o&A 'o4 AeRJrA6 OoAAohb WoAA HI AAoA0 of the Vosburg store, owned by Mrs. Clemans, and has made good job of 1t.
 George Field, the veteran, who has been laid up for some weeks, is re- covering. MT. and Mrs. T. Irving Ferguson, of Bridgeport. arrived in Canaan yesterday for short visit with MT. Ferguson's father and sisters.
 Mrs. Richard King, of the Clayton road. was taken to the state hospital for the insane at Middletown, Monday, by Deputy Sheriff Rhoades. where it is hoped the proper treatment will restore her to her accustomed mental health.
 MT. Cornelius Eldert, of Brooklyn, is Memorial Day guest of Mrs. Joseph P. Smyth, on Granite avenue.
 The handsome tree peony" in full bloom, in the flower garden of Mrs. J. E. Rhoades. attracts the admiring atten- I tion of all who see it.
 Henry D. Reed, who has been i'll for nearly three months. is reported to be slowly gaining. He still has high tenn perature at times, but his condition gen. orally IS such as to warrant the hope of his complete recovery in time.
 James Kane and Dennis Foley spent Saturday night and Sunday in Pitssfield
 Miss May Foley returned to her duties at Miss Jennie Ferry's dressmaking rooms Tuesday, after being housed up with a sprained ankle. >.- .@. < ....
 Housatonic Lodge, F. 6 A. M., No 6I. will hold special meeting tomorrow night to work the Entered Apprentice degree. -.. .<.> .,..'-.--.-
 Next Monday night the Odd Fellows work the first degree on one candidate.
 The Misses Jackson. Mrs. Hall and Mas Hall. of Middletown, are spending the week at Vacation House. ssI
 Mrs. E. T. Rood had as guest over Sunday, Miles Rood, of Burrville.
 Rev. O. W. Hanna and wife, of East Canaan, are on three day driving trip through Gne berKsn1res.
 A. P. Briggs has sold the G. W. Stevens place, High street, in No. dis trict, consisting of house and one acre of land, to Thomas Morris; considera- tion. $2O5. MT. Briggs has also sold the Bettis place, adjoining, to Fred Brady, (son of Mrs. Porter) for $500.
 Miss Dorothy Aida Rood arrived ear. ly Friday morning at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Edson M. Rood. on Church street, where she will make her home MT. and Mrs. Rood had never seen the young lady before, but her arrival was not altogether unexpected, and she was accorded very cordial welcome, for 8 total stranger, particularly so as she re- sembles both Mr. and Mrs Rood, She will be one year old on May 24, of next year.
 Miss Ida Geer went to Sharon yester- day morning to spend the summer with 1 her brother.
 Says the Brewster Standard "Rev. H. B. Chown journeyed to Lakoyille on Monday for the purpose of indulging in his favorite sport-fshing. Bait cast in the waters of Lake Wononscopomuc proved tempting to the trout who thrive therein and an excellent catch was the result, the largest being a fine specimen whose weight was approximately four pounds. Rey. Chown returned here on Wednesday"
 Miss ]. k. Newton, of New York, has been spending few days with her sis. ter. Mrs. R. D. Peirce. Miss Carrie Pitkin. of New York. was at MT. Peiroe's Saturday and Sunday, and participated with Mr. Peiroe's family and guests, in a family picnic at the Peirce cottage at Twin Lakes, Saturday.
 The Central New England railway gives notice shat there will be import. ant changes in time on passenger trains on all divisions to take effect Sunday, June 3. at 1901 &. m. Timetables will be placed in the hands of agents on Fri day. May S1. -.
 Miss Ella Considine was in New Haven fr1day evening and Saturday. at- tending 8 conference of the telephone exchange managers.
 Dr. F. H. Lee has purchased a i've passenger Overland auto from. Grannls 6 Denegar, of Litchf1eld, ,and sold hisold car to H. R. Whitford.
 A "clvic class'' will be installed by the Canaan Equal Franchise League. this coming autumn
 School Superintendent George J. Vogel attended 8 meeting of the state school supervising agents in the offices of the state board of education, in the capitol at Hartford, Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Nicoll, of Great Harrington, were over Sunday guests at John Nicoll's.
 Mrs. John G. Adam IS entertaining