Connecticut western news., 1913-08-21
CANAAN

Tuesday, and had It's fOrelegS DrOKen. Itwas pursued and shot by Lew Rhoades, yesterday.
 Mrs. H. L. Ross went to Danbury, Monday, to be with her sister, Mrs. T. A. Evans, who underwent an operation at the Danbury hospital. 4 s..... The Wangum Camp Fire Girls wlll, at some convenient date between Aug 25 and Labor Day, entertain the Camp Fire Girls of Salisbury and Lakeville. at the home of the Chief Guardian.
 Miss May Kane. daughter of Patrick Kane. of Bridgeport, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Annie Ganci.
 Mrs. Emma Storm and W. W. Seaman, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., and Miss Bessie jBonney. of Hartford are visiting MT. and Mrs. N. E. Storm. ... #.a
 Plans for the rel egimental reunion, Sept. Il, are progressing finely.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Diehl, Miss Hyatt and Miss Ruth DuFrane, of Mt. Kisco, N. Y, have been visiting Land lord and Mrs. Baker for few days. MT. and Mrs. Thomas McKirdy, of New Britain, have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. w. N. Decker. Miss Ruth Decker of Summerville, N. J., a niece of MT. Decker. was also guest the past week.
 Mrs. George s. Mather and children. are visiting relatives in Winsted and Torrington. MT. Mather spent Sunday with them at Highland Lake.
 MT. James M. Hall, of Pittsfield, an uncle of Mrs. M. c. Buckbee. spent the day last week, at M. G. Buckbee's.
 Boys, it's time to practice little for the athletic events at Salisbury, Sept. 1st. There's certain to be lots of fun and the prizes are worth going after.
 Robert Miller and wife are entertain ing house party this week. Mr. and Mrs E. D. Prentlss, of Fulton, N. Y.; MT. and Mrs. o. A. May and daughter AIine; MT. and Mrs. F. E. Passmore and Miss Evelyn Passmore, of Oswego, N. y.
 Mrs. Frank McCarty IS having gravel walk laid in front of her property on Railroad and Bragg streets.
 Miss Katherine Consldine, of Passaio, N. J., is visiting her sister, Miss Ella Oonsidine.
 Q. E. Badgley and wife, motored to Salt Point Tuesday evening to attend @ church clam bake.
 Miss Blythe Tinker is taking her vaca- eion from her duties at c. l.. Parsons & Sons store She will visit friends in Bridgeport and Stamford during her eb- sence.
 Lewis B. Hester and family have been spending few days with relatives in Hartford.
 Mrs. James Mccormick and Mrs. P. J. Kane visited in Pittsfeld, Tuesday.
 Mra Sarah Camp and Miss Nellie Camp. of Winsted. were guests of Mrs. O. ". Camp the first of the week.
 Miss May Kegler has returned from a vacation spent with relatives in northern New York and Canada.
 Mir and Mrs O.. E. Badgley. and son Perry, with Mrs. O. B. Shaw, motored to Highland Lake, Winsted, Sunday af- Eernoon.
 During Rev. l.. E. Travis absence on vacation, the Thursday evening meetings at 6he Methodist church are being con- .ducted by various church members.
 The reports from Mrs. D. W. Manvel, at the Hillcrest hospital, in Pittsfield, are very encouraging this week. Her many friends are hoping for speedy re- coyery.
 W. P. Stage spent Sunday in Winsted with his wife, who is at the County Hos- pital.
 The Boy Scouts, under the leadership of ex-Scout Master Walter King Stone, played ball Monday afternoon with the Norfolk Scouts at Norfolk The score resultedin favor of the Norfolk team r to i6.
 J. H. Healy, of the state board of ex- aminers of barbers, was in town Tuesday and reported favorably on both Canaan shops
 Mrs. MaryC. Corbit is trying to col Iect the names of all tn ose buried in the Lower Cemetery for permanent record. She would be glad to receive from any who have friends or relatives buried there, over whose graves there are nc markers, the dates of their birth and death.
 Miss Julia Shuckerow has returned from a visit of two weeks with her sis fers ill Bridgeport.
 Miss Margaret Garland, of Albany, N Y-, is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. Corcor au.
 J H. Lansing is taking his annual va
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