Connecticut western news., 1913-08-14

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 MT. Robert T. Fuller, wife and son, of Chicago, are visiting at MT. George Full | ler's for a few days. MT. Fuller was associated with the Barnum Richardson Go. at East Canaan @ number of years ago, and has many friends hereabouts. Mrs. Edward Greer and two children, of Millerton, were in town Monday afternoon.
 Mr and Mrs. B. D. Jones, of Lakeville, were in town Monday morning en route from Lake Buel to their home. | Miss Mary Lermond has returned from visit to her sister in Stockbridge.
 MT. Harry Root. of Norfolk spent Sun- day with Ralph Dewey.
 Supervisor vogel will attend the sum- mer meeting of state school supervisors at Trinity College, Hartford, which will be in season from Tuesday. Aug. 19 un- til Tuesday. Aug. 26.
 Charles H. Wiesing, of Lime Rock, and his cousin, W. H. Wiesing, of New York. stopped at Canaan, on a motor tour, Thursday.
 Miss Elizabeth Peirce, daughter of MT. and Mrs. R. D. Peirce, is spending portion of her vacation with the Misses Smith, in Marblehead, Mass. having ac- companied the Smith girls, who spent ten days at the Peirce cottage at Twin Lakes.
 George s. Fuller and his visiting rela- tives enjoyed the day at Highland Lake, Winsted Tuesday.
 The local marriage industry has fallen off largely since the new five days law" went into effect, August 1.
 Dr. Corwin was called to Falls Village Tuesday to treat livery horse belong ing to John Bartle, which was severely injured in runaway Monday.
 Rev. E. 0. Gillette will preach at Pine Grove next Sunday afternoon, Rev. MT. Travis has been conducting religious ser vices there up to this time, having gone on his months vacation.
 Misses Ebba Lindell and Margaret Roger spent Sunday with Miss Aida Lindell in Bennington, Vt.
 W. H. Chapin, of Lebnon, N. Y, and J. H. LeRoy, of Lee, Mass, were Sunday guests at E. Hawver's.
 Miss Margaret Oorcoran went to New York Saturday for visit with her aunt.
 MT. Calvin Barnes and daughter, of Winsted. have been visiting relatives in Canaan for few days.
 MT. O. J. Decker spent the weekend with friends in Pittsfield, Albany and Saratoga.
 Miss Vera Marsh, of West Cornwall spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Harry Morsey.
 Dr. Frank H. Olln, of Worcester, was a visitor in town, Thursday.
 Miss Minnie Jacobi and Mrs. w. R. Hubbell, of Falls Village were Canaan visitors and shoppers Thursday after. noon.
 Lyman, fiye-years old son of MT. and Mrs. Edward Winters, died Saturday, in the House of Mercy, Pittsfeld, of tuber- cular meningitis, after two weeks treat ment at that institution. The funeral was held Monday afternoon, at the resi- dence of W. P. Stage. Rev. E. O. Gil 1oAe 1P6 T-A ;,,C Canaan.
 MT. Samuel A. Eddy, of Boston, spent Sunday with his family at T win Lakes.
 Edson Rood, of the Oanfield Cafe. is enjoying a vacation this week. His place is filled by John Vealey. of Great Harrington.
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Herriman have gone to Bath, Maine, where they will re- main during the balance of the heated term.
 Dr. G. E. Corwin last Wednesday at tended a clinic of the Connecticut Vete. rinary Association, at Dr. Bland's vete- rinary hospital in Waterbury.
 F. Clarence Bissell, of Hartford deputy state comptroller of Connecticut, was visitor in Canaan for short time Thurs day. MT. Bissell is one of the charter members of the Bald Head Club of America, as we'll as one of the hand somest members. and will be on hand at the annual banquet of the Club, at the Garfield, Oct. 16.
 Housatonic Lodge, F. and A. M. will hold @ special meeting Thursday evening of next week, to consider matters of un- usual importance. Every member is de- sired, by W. M. Lyman E. Howe, 70 be present.
 Miss Edith Lindell is visiting relatives in Patterson, N. Y.
 Miss Alta Hall, of Gaylordsville is visiting at w. H. Decker's.
 Miss Adella Graney, of Winsted spent Thursday at the home of her parents,