Connecticut western news., 1912-10-17

I Ourtiss' auto to visit Mrs. Wm. Camps grandson, who is in college there. They returned in the evening.
 Miss Sarah T. Boon, of Pittsfield. was al over Sunday guest of Mrs. J. H. Roraback.
 MT. and Mrs. Uri E. Whiting, of Tor ringford, are moving to Canaan to make their home with their son Frank.
 Clifford Scoville, of Norfolk, was 8 guest of Clinton Barnes, tuesday.
 Christ Church Guild met with Mrs. Junius Rhoades, Tuesday and reorgan- ized for the coming pear. Next Tuesday the Guild will meet with Miss Granger.
 Mir. and Mrs Henry Bullard of Poughkeepsie. N Y, were calling on friends in town Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Ives. of Scran- ton, Penn.. have been stopping at The Garfield and calling on friends.
 MT. and Mrs. David Proper, their daughter, Mrs Leland Coons, her son and friend, of Glenco Mills, N. Y, motorede to Canaan, Thursday morning, dined with the Misses Granger, supper ed at pr. Camps and returned home ID the evening.
 Wm. Ferguson returned Monday from from fortnight's visit with his son in Bridgeport and his daughter in Oneco. His grandson. William Partridge, &C., companied him home for few days visit with Friends in Canaan. .l
 A party of twelve from Torrington motored to Lenox Sunday and dined at The Aspinwall, calling on friends here enroute. &a>. ea.a.s "a f#= Mrs. s. c. Camp went Monday for few days visit at her former home in Springfield, Mass. f
 The officers of the 13 equal franchise leagues are to meet with Mrs. A. 5. Gs Taylor in Norfolk, Friday. Oct. 25. An informal lunch will be served and plans discussed.
 E. W.Voorhees, of New Haven, rep Iresenting the Gaylord Farm Sanatorium at Wallingford, was in town yesterday.
 Jennie Houghtaling, formerly of Cooper Hill, died of pneumonia, at the state hospital. Monson, Mass, Tuesday of last week, aged A years.
 School Supervisor George J. VogeI has been appointed inspector of state supervising agents, by State Secretary Hine, and will probably soon be relieved of the responsibility of supervision of one of, the towns in his present territory in order that he may be enabled to de- vote more of his time to his new work.
 F. I. Manvel, of Pittsfeld, was with his parents here short time Saturday.
 Cornelius Eldert, of Brooklyn, was an over Sunday guest of Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Smyth.
 Henry Beers, of Middletown, was a guest of Frank Wilcox Thursday and Friday nights. Saturday, with Mrs. Beers, he returned home. MT. and Miss Wilcox accompanied them as far as Hartford.
 Conductor Clarence Spencer of the local train between Pittsfield and New Haven is teaching the ropes" to former Baggage Master George Mullins, who is breaking Tn as conductor and promises to become one of the popular railroad men of the system, and his geniality and good fellowship will make him host of friends,
 Judge A. T. Roraback is in Norwich this week, on the Supreme Court Bench.
 Henry B. Ives attended the Danbury fair Friday.
 Among the Canaanites who attended the opening of the World Series of base ball g mes in New York last week were Dr. Ross, A. J. Wiggleswocth, "Ves" Marshall. George Heffernan.
 John Hubbard, electrical engineer with the Ontario Power Co., of Niagara Falls, is spending 8 two weeks vacation with his father, Albert A. Hubbard, in Canaan.
 Sherwood o. Cummings, of Rock vile, formerly of Canaan, has been nominated by the republicans for representative from his town. The Rockville Journal prints his portrait and biography and gives him a glowing send-otf. MT. Cummings was nominated for the same office two years ago, and had the distinc- tion of being defeated, in spite of good run, by Judge Tlngier, who is this year the democratic candidate for lieutenant governor.
 Miss Irene Greene returned to New York, Tuesday morning.
 Selden Downs, of Tyringham, was an over Sunday guest of his daughter, Mrs F. F. Stevens.
 Mrs. s. A. Eddy and son Allerton, who have been spending year in Ger many, arrived in Canaan Saturday from New York, where they spent a week