Connecticut western news., 1913-07-10
Postmaster H. A. Holt is once more at lis office after few days illness.

go into camp for week at Lake Buel. Mrs. N. L. Jackson goes with them as chaperone.
 Misses Florence Fitzgerald and Jennie Lockwood have returned from their trip to the Catskills.
 Do not forget the Midsummer supper to be served by the Epworth League at the Methodist Church tomorrow night from 5:30 to 8:30.
 John Graves spent the Fourth at his home in Syracuse, N. Y.
 The Misses Westover, of Albany, NY. are stopping with Mrs. N. A, Preston at Church Terrace.
 Mrs. Donald McClinton and children, of Pittsburgh, Pa., is visiting her sister Mrs. Joseph Ganci.
 Tn Pilgrim Church next Sunday Rev. J. E. Tinker will preach On the fol lowing Sunday Rev. Sherrod Soule will occupy the pulpit.
 The firemen's dance. Thursday even ing. was an enjoyable affair and we'll attended The band gave 8 concert at the lawn party in front of the hall, which attracted and pleased considerable crowd of people, and the ice cream and cake sale netted 8 tidy profit.
 A. A. Hubbard and J. B. Leffngwell have just erected monuments on their lots in Canaan oematarv
 Miss Aida Lindell of Bennington, Vt, spent the Fourth at her home here.
 Major Samuel A. Bennett, of New York, is spending the early summer season at the Judge Burpee cottage, Twin Lakes, and the Naples. Major Bennett, though past 80 years of age, is hale. hearty and vigorous, and wouldn't be averse to taking fall out of the indi- yidual who started the yarn that he had suffered shock, in Waterbury and was pretty nearly all in"
 Miss Doane Peirce, daughter of MT. and Mrs. R. D. Peirce, started Monday for Canada to join the Girls Camp, near Toronto, where she will spend about seven weeks.
 Mrs. Lowerre, who was severely bruised in the railroad wreck at this station, left the Canfield, Monday for Poughkeepsie. after being confined to her room and under Dr. Adams care for nearly three weeks undergoing treatment for the in- q, ol1 ka was taken in an auto with her daughter, who was with her in the, accident.
 Henry D. Reed is so much improved that he walks up town these pleasant days.
 Herr Hensel Forst, of Austria, is stop ping with. the family of MT. Samuel A. Eddy at the Eddy cottage, Twin Lakes.
 George H. Blodgett returned from Chicago few days ago with another carload of 23 horses.
 Sir Knights Ives, Ross and Roberts, of Canaan, members of Hamilton Com mandery Knights Templar. of Bridge port, have received invitations to the Knights field day at Roton Point next Wednesday.
 Among the guests of MT. and Mrs. E. V. Nestell are MT. Walter Gale, the we'll known musician and composer, of New York Mrs. William Adams, of New York Mr. and Mrs. Greenleaf, of New York Miss Virginia Hilton, of Bayonne, N. J., and MT. John H. Van nBuskirk. an official of the New York Central Rail- road.
 Quintin Roger has gone to Winsted to spend the summer.
 Mrs. Percy Stanton and children are relatives in Ghent, N. Y.
 Mrs. Lena Cunningham of Mill River visited at N. w. Moore's Tuesday.
 Mrs. E. A. Bush left Friday for Chic- ago, for an indefinite stay.
 Miss Catherine Finnegan is in Hart ford attending Library Summer School.
 Miss May Parmalee has returned from her vacation spent in Great Harrington
 MT. E. E. Peirce, of Boston, spent Sun- day in town
 MT. Samuel A. Eddy, of the U. s. Treasury Department, who had been spending two weeks vacation here and at Twin Lakes, returned Monday to Bos- ton, to resume his duties in connection with the collection of the corporation tax. -.....
 Miss Katherine Utterwicks of Ruther- ford, N. J. is spending the month with Mrs. Mary Geike Adam. Her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Henry Utterwick, will arrive this week and will spend a few weeks at Twin Lakes.
 Miss Mabel Curtlss Hood, who has been stopping at the Naples, has gone to Boston for an indefinite stay. MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Baker and Mrs. Howard Diehl, of Mount Kisco, N. T., start today for Maine in Mr. Bakers auto for ten days tour of the