Connecticut western news., 1913-06-26

MT. E. D. ArnuIu, OI OADIAuBos InSoe. spent couple of days with his son, R. T. Farnum. in town, this week. Deputy Sheriff Rhoades went to Marl- boro, Vt. .a4r 2day and arrested Pearl E. .E.Gnhah 10 deserted his family in
 ears ago.
 tgue and son Roy were
 Lday from Hotchkissville,
 Ire boring an artesian well.
 Aid Society, of East
 With Mrs. A. A. Lawrence
 Fenue today.
 Rowe returned home from
 brother in Oyster Bay,
 Her sister. in law, who
 will visit at her old
 A. W. Nicoll, Jr. of
 ere in town Sunday.
 Barbara, who has been here few days, re-
 D.
 ades attended the we'd
 in Hartford, Tuesday.
 Vroman has returned
 artford and is stopping
 D. L. Peirce.
 sale a6 the Methodist
 hy evening netted the
 iety about $17.O0.
 Thompson motored up
 ritain and spent Sunday at
 sapple's
 ank Nichols of Huntsville
 lay at L. E. Howes.
 Alva Orcott of Waterbury, is lat Perrin Stantons.
 Helen Leffngwell who teaches in Bedford Mass. is at her fathers, Leffingwell's for the summer. John Graves. of Bianchi 6 Graves, he Main street clothiers. has been Spending few days in New York city. Edward A. Brewer and family and Gilbert M Brewer attended family reunion of AS, at the home of George A. Brewer, Ashley Falls, last week. A photograph of the entire group was taken.
 At the present writing it is uncertain as to the preaching service at Pilgrim Church next Sunday A notice will be hung in the Post Office in due time if there is to be service. The Sunday school and Young Peoples meeting will be held as usual
 Mrs. Frances E. Peet has opened her house on Granite avenue for the summer. Do not forget the third annual dance to be given by Canaan Hose Co. No. l, at the Town Hall next Thursday even- ng. Beeman 6 Hatch Orchestra will furnish music.
 < Postmaster Holt made the round trip .on the R. F. D. route yesterday with Cagrier Davis.
 Friends of MT. and Mrs. John l.. 'Thuriough, Of Mill River, will be glad to learn of the birth of son. June 18. Mrs, E. L. Roberts has returned from lher yisis to Beverly, Mass. Her mother, Mrs E. B. Dudley came with her. Fraak P. Barnum of Great Barring ton. was ln town Tuesday afternoon. Miss Edith Hatmaker is home from her school in New Milford.
 J. Henry Roraback arrived home Tuesday evening with a 1913 Pope Hart ford, seven passenger, 50 horse power car that is certainly beauty and is very much admiTed.
 The house occupied by Norman w.. Moore. on East Main street. is being painted by L. J. Streck.
 Mrs Jesse Drum and daughter, Ruth, of Pittsfeld are visiting relatives and friends in town. ..s Miss Ebba A. Lindell is at the Mer- cantile Company's store for the summer. Miss Grace M. Roraback will speak on Missionary wark at the Methodist Church next Sunday evening at 7:30. Pictures Illustrating various aspects of the work will be shown by refecto- scope. J... Charles o. Moore, of Winsted. was in town Tuesday, looking after the interests of the patrons of his insurance agency. A recent addition to Douglas Library is an Industrial History of the Ameri- can People" by MT. J. R. H. Moore, who is we'll known to our citizens. The book should prove most interesting read ing, as it takes up the history of the .country from the standpoint of the vari- ous industries rather than of the political aspects.
 Roscoe Benjamin and Mrs. Benjamin of Winsted, motored to Canaan Sunday ,>and had dinner at the Garfield. x