Connecticut western news., 1913-12-04

Hiram Oles, of Baltimore ate Thanks giving dinner with his mother, Mrs. Oles at the house of A. A. Hubbard. He returned to Baltimore on Monday.
 Miss Kate Bird spent Thanksgiving with friends in East Canaan.
 Mss Edith Hatmaker, of West Goshen spent Thanksgiving and the weekend at her home here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward McCarty, Jr., and daughter, Isabelle, of Torrington, spent Thanksgiving and the weekend at MT. McCarty's home here.
 Miss Margaret Hanlon, of Hartford, spent Thanksgiving at her home in town.
 Miss Louise Trieschmann, of Danbury spent Thanksgiving and the week end at her home here.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Sheldon have been visiting relatives in New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter O. Goggin and little daughter Mabel spent Thanksgiv- ing with relatives and friends in Bridge port. Mr. Goggin returned home Satur- day. Mrs. Goggin will visit relatives in Providence, R. l., before she returns.
 The young man who arrived at Free man Dempsey's last week is to bear the name "John" after his paternal grand father.
 A little daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Fitch last Wednesday after noon.
 Mrs. E. 0. Gillette and son returned on Monday from a few days visit Tn Talcottville.
 Miss Amelia Barden spent Thanks giving with her grandmother in Pine Meadow.
 George s. Fuller spent Sunday with lis daughter. Mrs. A. E. Eldridge in Blackstone, Mass.
 James Quinn spent Thanksgiving in Pittsfield and Mrs. Quinn is now visit ing ln Worcester.
 Even the charms of the balmy air and beautiful scenery of Cuba, With it's mag
 
 turing to keep Mrs. Clemans away from New England at Thanksgiving time.
 MT. Adelbert Ferry and his daughter, Airline, have been spending several days with MT. Ferry's sister, Mrs. Studley, on Barlow street.
 Harry Hayden and family. of Rock M1 ls.. indefinite stay.
 The Art Circle met Tuesday afternoon and 19 girls were present. The attrac- tive poster being responsible. Mary Roger and Fanny Jackson were host esses. Piano music. recitations, games, reports and refreshments were on the program. Next week Ellen Lasher and Ellen Lindell are program committee.
 Howard M. Steele. city tax collector, for New Britain and secretary of the Suffield Berlin Trap Rock Co.,, was at the Garfield on Monday and Tuesday.
 A. F. Freeman has closed his Twin Lakes cottage and has ved hls family to the Naples.
 The Rev. MT. Haven, preached the Thanksgiving sermon in the Congrega- tional Church at Norfolk.
 Rev. l.. E. Travis will preach ip Lake vile Wednesday evening. The pastor of the church is holding series of meet ings.
 Elihu Donalds, of Canaan Valley, sent into the News office box with butter cups, bluets and dandelions. Pretty good for Dec. 3.
 The Hartford Courant states that "State Treasurer E. S. Roberts, Deputy Treasurer E. Frank Marsh and Charles w. Skinner of the school fund office have returned from trip to Ohio, where they examined the property on which the state has loaned money out of the fund. Treasurer Roberts stated to- day that the loans in Ohia amount to about $1 1000, 900, most of the property consisting of real estate in Cleveland. He said the loans are well placed and amply secured"
 E. L. Hopkins, of Hartford, was the guest of J. H. Roraback on Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Joseph l.. Parsons lost his carriage horse last Friday from acute indigestion. The horse was valuable one, being of registered stock and was the one MT. Parsons purchased in the West and brought with him to Canaan several years ago. There is some question as to whether the horse didn't die of broken heart over MT, Parsons infatuation for his automobile.
 The many friends of George Cunning have been glad to see him out and en- l toying automobile rides of late May 1 the improvement in health continue
 Selectmen Reel and McCarty were takau bv TOuiS Holt and Hoyuord Staa1a