Connecticut western news., 1913-06-05
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short time Monday, leaving in the afternoon to fill lecture engagement in Chatham, N. Y., in the evening. Mrs. Stevenson will be remembered by the older Canaanites as the daughter of the late Rev. M. R. Lent, who was pastor of the Methodist church in Canaan at th @ time the present church edifice was built and dedicated, in the late sixties.
 Harvey White, Borden's engineer, IS spending few days at his old home in New York state. His soH, Arthur, who accompanied him, returned to his school work Monday.
 w. N. Decker visited Mrs. Decker at her parents home Tn New Britain over Memorial Day.
 MT. and Mrs. E. W. Warmer returned Tuesday from their three weeks visit with friends in Ludlow, Mass, and re- port an enjoyable time.
 Died, suddenly on Friday, May 30, Mrs. James Beckley. Funeral services were held at the residence of her son, s. G. Beckley. GA Gerome avenue, Fort Lee, N. J., Tuesday, June at 3 p. m. Deceased was a widow of the late $. A. Beckley's brother.
 The committee in charge of the col lecting of old newspapers and magazines are needing supply of burlap sacks {; anyone having sacks they wish to dis re E..l ,>1a hoy +hax will notify G. w. Parsons.
 George Hawkins, of Brooklyn, N. T., has been stopping at Church Terrace the past week.
 The fl lal meeting of the Oranford Club which was held last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. 0. s. Adam was largely attended, eighteen members be- ing present. As usual. at this meeting, the hostess served refreshments.
 Mrs. E. O. Atwater. of Springfield, has been guest of her daughter, Mrs s. G. Camp.
 Frank Stanton was home from Derby over Sunday.
 Cornelius Eldert, of Brooklyn, N. r.. visited his daughter, Mrs. Joseph P. Smyth, over Sunday.
 The Misses Mervin, of the Torring- ton schools, were home for the holiday and over Sunday.
 Miss Bessie Frein. of Great Barring. ton, is visiting Mrs. E. T. Rowe.
 MT. and Mrs. George Peet, of Bridge. port, were in town Monday. They are stopping for 8 time in Great Harrington.
 Henry J. King went to Sheffield, Sun- day to attend the funeral of his father. Thomas King, who died Friday, May 30, at the age of 67. Mrs. T. A. Evans, of Bethel, is visit ing her sister, Mrs. H. l.. Ross.
 Mrs. Charles Moore visited Mrs. Hawley Wlckwire in Falls Village, Monday.
 Misses Catherine and Mary Sw eeney. daughters of MT. and Mrs. D. Sweeney, spent the holiday and over Sunday with relatives in Norfolk
 Brewer Bros. placed three used cars the past week, Buick, Knox and a Maxwell runabout.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. l.. Roberts is visiting her old home in Beverly Mass. Miss Mildred Rood of South Manchester, is house keeper during her absence.
 Commander Weddle has received of ficial notice of the death of Dr. Robert B. Lauder, of Bridgeport, who was elect ed medical director of the Grand Army, Department of Connecticut at the State encampment last week. The charter of David s. Cowles Post will be draped in mourning for period of 30 days.
 Cars delivered from Beniamin's Auto Shop this week: J. J. Mabon, Norfolk Cadillac SIX passenger; Mrs. w. T. Marsh, Litchfield, Ford Roadster M. H. Kaehrle. Litchfield, Ford Touring car Guy, B. Post, West Hill. Cadillac Phae- ton; F. w. Garvin, Norfolk. Cadillac six passenger Geo. F. Beers, Jr, Litch- field, Ford Runabout; Miss Alice Oar. lisle, Goshen. Ford Touring car 0. P. Gray, Winsted, Ford Touring car.
 MT. and Mrs. Perrin Stanton are visit ing their daughter in Ghent.
 Mrs. Kelenbeck, and George Kelen- beck of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Wehner of Lakeville, spent Sunday at Geo. H. Trieschmann's.
 Miss Isabel Roger visited in Millerton last week.
 MT. and Mrs Irving Ferguson of Bridgeport, motored to Canaan Thurs day and were guests of his father and sisters until Saturday morning. They then went to Lee to visit Mrs. Ferg uson's s parents.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Manver of Pitts field, were guests of his parents at the week end.