Connecticut western news., 1913-07-17


 Mrs. H. A. Belden, of Lenox, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. w. Burg hardt.
 The Midsummer supper given by the Epworth League last Friday evening netted $17.00. for the treasury.
 Mrs. Hattie Futile, of Lincoln, Neb., is visiting at O. G. Smiths.
 Willis D. Sheldon was elected N. G.. of Canaan Lodge, No. 50, I. O. O. F.. at the regular meeting Monday night, G.. V. Wood being obliged to resign the off, flee on account of contemplated re- moval to Newburg, N. Y., early in August.
 H. H. Stanton has sold his farm to Thomas O'Hara who has removed the stock and tools to his home farm at Twin Lakes.
 N. L. Jackson, of Bath, Me. was home over Sunday.
 Miss Ellen Hamer, of North Adams, visited friends in town last week.
 Edward Parmalee. of Great Barring ton, is spending the week in Canaan.
 Fred. I. Manvel, of Pittsieid, is the happy father of daughter born to him Saturday of last week.
 Mrs. A. M. Marsh and son Anson were over-Sunday gnests at A. A. Lawrence's, attending church at East Canaan and returning to Glastonbury Monday eyen- ing.
 MT. and Mrs. R. O. Geer, of New York, called on friends in this village Monday.
 Miss Eva French and lady friend. of Bristol, are visiting friends in town.
 John V. Adam and MT. and Mrs. T. T. Adam motored to Waterbury, Sun- day afternoon. They called on Mrs. Leota Wigglesworth and children in Watertown during the afternoon.
 Acel F. Rood, of Torrington, was a visitor in town Sunday.
 Charles Harrington spent Sunday at his home in Lime Rock.
 Misses Ellen Lindell, Fanny Jackson, Mary Roger, Charlotte Lucus, Sarah Rood and Margaret Vosburgh with Mrs. N. l.. Jackson and Mrs. O. T. Vosburgh are camping at Lake Buel.
 Rev L. A. Travis preached at Pine Grove Sunday afternoon, and will con- tinue the service every Sunday in July.
 Next Monday night the newly elected officers of Canaan Lodge, No. 50, I. O. o. F. will be installed by the new Dis trict Deputy J. A. Green, of Torrington. After the ceremonies the Rebekah Lodge will serve refreshments.
 MT. and Mrs. N. l.. Jackson and daugh- ter, Fannie, also MT. and Mrs. George Roger and daughter, Mary, spent Sun day in Pittsfield.
 Miss Amy Lansing has returned home from her visit at Salt Point.
 Mir. and Mrs. Norman Chapin, of Tor rington, motored to Canaan Monday for visit with Mrs. Chapin's mother. Mrs. Emma Rood.
 Born July IS, a daughter to MT. and Mrs Albert w. Krouse of Torrington. Mrs. Krouse was formerly Miss Marian Roger. daughter of George Roger.
 Miss Lena Blair visited relatives in Hartford Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugins motored to New York Saturday. and returned Monday with Mrs. Oorcoran as their guest.
 Miss Gertrude and Miss Marian Higgins are visiting relatives in New York and vicinity.
 MT. and Mrs. George Dunlop, who have been visiting at Rexford Stanton's. went Monday to Troy, N Y.
 Mrs. Mary Quigley. of New Haven, has been spending the week with Mrs. Rexford Stanton.
 Mrs. William Beebe and daughter Mildred returned to their home in Lon- donville last week. s. A. Kemp &C., companied them for short vacation.
 MT. Earl Bierce, of Torrington, is visiting at James Graney's.
 Miss Mae Bennett, of Torrington, visited at J. Blair's Saturday.
 Miss Hllda Moline. of Patterson, N. Y, is visiting her cousin, Ellen Lindell.
 Miss Louise Trieshman is spending two weeks visiting friends at Fairfield, and Myrtle Beach. --'.
 Mrs. Franklin Brown and son Nelson of New York, arrived at E. R. Lorraine's s last week. Mrs. Brown. who was for merly Miss Ella Sewart, of Canaan. re- turned Saturday. Nelson remains for 8 protracted visit.
 Humane Officer A. F. Briggs yester- day found two decrepit old horses, aDan- doned by Italians-one on Gene Roots farm and the other on the New Eng lands nronartu in East NanuoD uo bad