Connecticut western news., 1912-07-25

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 Mrs. N! L. Jackson and Miss Fannie Jackson were weekend visitors at the H. B. Ives cottage at Twin Lakes.
 The marriage license department of the North Canaan town clerks office is having @ revival of business, after brief dull spell. Monday morning Town Clerk Fuller issued license to William Gallagher. of Pittsfeld, and Miss Della Shepard, of Dalton, who were married by Rev. E. O. Gillette, and in the after noon of the same day John Mole and Miss Anna Giacomo, of Utica, N. Y., took out the necessary documents and had the knot tied by Justice George w. Ford.
 The Kensington Club sale and supper at the Methodist church parlors tomor- row from 3 to 8:30.
 George Hawkins, of Brooklyn, N. Y, is stopping for few days at Church Terrace.
 Mrs. s. W. Barnes has as guest, Mrs. H. Burchard of Pownal, Vt.
 Miss Florence Vinegar, of Great Harrington, has been visiting Miss Caroline Camp.
 Miss Barbara Abel, of Kansas City, Mo-. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. George M. Bullock.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Harrington and family of Hillsdale, N. Y., were guests of MT. and Mrs. George M. Bullock over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. E. s. Hale, of Portland, Conn.,, stopped over at Canaan, Monday, while motoring from Great Harrington to their home in Portland. They were accompanied as far as Canaan by Mrs. Hale's brother-in-l law, Charles Hinkley, formerly of Canaan.
 Thomas Mcclellan, of North Adams, Mass, IS the new prescription clerk at Farnum's drug store, succeeding Sam. Seigel, who resigned to accept position in Twiss's drug store, Lakeville. ; Rev. H. Cornford will preach at Pine Grove next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. .... '. ..'
 Mrs. Alfred Sothern, of New York, formerly Miss Blanche Oles) who had visited at MT. A. A. Hubbard's, for a short time, returned to her home in the metropolis last Friday. She will come back for another short visit in Septem- Der.
 Misses May and Bessie Lorrain, of Sheffield, spent Sunday at E. R. Lor-. rains.
 Mrs. William Brown and son, of Waterbury, are spending the week with Mrs. F. F. Stevens.
 Miss Adella Graney was home from Wipsted over Sunday.
 Miss Lena Blair, bookkeeper for the G. W. Hall Agency, has been visiting for week in Hartford. c
 Mrs. Graves of New York rooms at Mrs. Esther Williams and takes her meals at the Wangum.
 Mrs. Freeman Traver and daughter. of Millerton, visited at George Rogers over Sunday.
 Gertrude, the six months-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Mayham, who reside in the Badgley block, died Thnrs- day morning, after only few days ill., ness which eliminated in acute kidney trouble. Interment, Friday, in the Catholic cemetery. MT. Mayham is the new superintendent at Borden 8 cream cry.
 Mrs. Victor N. Coe returned from her visit to her old home in Winsted, and brought with her Miss Susan Maine, her sister, for few days stay in Canaan.
 Mrs. James Humphrey, of New Haven, and Mrs. Edward H. Roys. of Waukee- gan, N. J., were guests of their nieces, Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Nicoll, from We'd nesday until Sunday,
 William Nicoll, of New York, was 8 weekend guest of his parents at The Naples.
 Miss Sarah Ferguson spent Friday with her brother and friends at Twin Lakes.
 Frank B. Blass, of The News force, was in New Haven Saturday and Sun day.
 M. G. Buckbee, daughter Lotta and son William, attended the funeral of their uncle, Milton D. Hall, at Lime Rock last Tuesday.
 Mrs. William Stone and Mrs. Charles Benedict, of New Milford, also Mrs William Kennedy, of Bridgewater, have been visiting at M. G. Buckbee's.
 Mrs. Aida Rood is nursing at Joseph Beebe's in Salisbury.
 H. B. Stevens is so much improved in health that he is able to walk out and call on neighbors.
 MT. and Mrs. DeNice, of Brooklyn, N.