Connecticut western news., 1912-08-15
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 The Misses Westover, of Albany, N Y., are guests of Mrs. N. A. Preston at Church Terrace.
 Harold A. Preston and Miss Jessie Goodwin were married Sunday at the summer home of the brides brother. Ralph Goodwin in Morris, only the immediate families of the contracting parties being present.
 Mrs. Mary c. Corbit returned Monday from a visit on friends in ThOmaston and Waterbury.
 George Wigglesworth and family, of Naugatuck, who has been in camp at Twin Lakes, returned to their home Tuesday.
 Miss Gladys Pulver called on friends ill town last Friday.
 Miss Mary Howe has been entertain ing Miss Susie Barnes of Winsted.
 Miss Olive Stinson, of Naugatuck, who has spent several weeks with her aunt, Mrs. A. J. Wigglesworth, returns home Saturday or this week.
 Charles T. Butcher is visiting friends in Pittsfeld, Dalton and Hinsdale, Mass Mrs E. o. Brinton offers horsehold goods for sale at auction at her place in East Canaan Tuesday, August 27.
 H. H. Scutt is erecting a small barn on his place on West Main street.
 L. E. Hester, head engineer for the Berkshire Fewer Company, is away for two weeks vacation. Accompanied by Mrs. Hester and daughter they will visit relatives in Vineland, N. J. and Rhinecliff, N. Y.
 New Milford merchants are making big preparations for Bargain Day on Saturday of this week. This is an an- nual feature and attracts large crowds from surrounding towns.
 Miss Margaret Mcclure, of Walling- ford, is guest of Mrs. P. J. Kane.
 Miss May Foley is having a vacation rooms.
 Misses Gladys and Genevieye Pratt of Westfall, Mass, are visiting their aunt Mrs. F. A. Coons.
 Mrs. Fred Wilcox of Sheffield. and MT. and Mrs. Rushmore Manvel of Wa terbury were recent guests ofTD. W. Manvel.
 Miss. Minnie F. Caldwell is spending two weeks vacation at Indian Neck, Branford.
 Walter E. Feathers and Miss Lottie B. Miller of Pittsfeld, came to Canaan Saturday and were married by Rev. J. W. Smyth.
 Rev. Mr. Cornford on Monday mar ried Otto Zecher of Lowville, N. Y. to Miss Freda E. Bratengier, of Norfolk, Conn.
 Miss Lulu O'Brien, of New Britain was guest of the Misses Kegler over Sunday.
 Miss Kathryn Mcclure is visiting in Hartford this week.
 Miss ''Tiny" Tone. of New Haven. spent few days last week at Joseph Kegler's.
 Cornelius Hines returned to his home in New Haven Sunday, after spending his vacation with his uncle, Joseph Kegler,
 John Lynch, of Brooklyn, N. Y, is g guest of Miss Anna Hughes at Mrs Mary Devine's.
 Mss Eva French, of Bristol, formerly of Canaan, visited Miss Mary Hunter a few days last week.
 Miss M. l.. Carpenter, of Boston. has been at Vosburgh's store this week, as demonstrator for the Loose Wiles Bis cult Go. wares.
 Misses Anna Blair and Margaret Roger are spending a weeks vacation at Beach Park in Clinton on the sound
 Misses Flavia Bloxhaur, Katherine Mulvey and Fannie McGinn are guests of Mrs. Frank Snyder.
 Katherine and Mary Sweeney daugh ters of MT. and Mrs. Dan. Sweene! who have been visiting their aunt, Mis- Donahue in Norfolk, for the past fiv' weeks, returned home Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Julian H. Sterling anc granddaughter, of New Haven, are en toying pleasant driving tour througl the Berkshire valley, having com through Litchfield and Norfolk to Ca naau, where they stopped for few day at the Garfield Inn before proceeding up through to Lenox, Stockbrldge am Pittsfeld MT. Sterling is a veteran journalist and every newspaper man i the Eastern States knows him. On hi Berkshire trip he is driving a magnif cent span of chestnut cobs, which a lOCe judge of horsefesh pronounced tn ''fnest pair of horses that have bee seen in Canaan in many a day "