Connecticut western news., 1913-07-31
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 will make their future home and where MT. Wood has good position in bar Der shop. They move into new house just recently erected for them. Their many friends wish them abundant suc- cess.
 Mrs. W. W. Douglass, of Brooklyn, N Y., is visiting her sister, Mrs. George l.. Parsons.
 Miss Louise Trieschmann has returned from three weeks sojourn at Fairfield and Stratford.
 MT. Ralph Dewey spent Monday with friends ia Wassaic.
 Mrs Elizabeth Collins and daughter, Florence, are visiting her sister, Mrs. David H. Roger in Southbury.
 Miss Ruby Hall, of Gaylordsyille who has been visiting at W. N. Decker's for several weeks, returned to her home last week.
 MIr. Mark Hurlburt has resigned his position with the Standard Oil Company and returned to his home in Cornwall Hollow.
 MT. Yohanna, of Pittsfeld spent a few days this week at N. D. Humphreys.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Holsapple and Mrs. O. J. Decker spent Tuesday at Twin Lakes.
 Mrs. Albert L. Barnes, of Great Bar rington, has been visiting her mother, Mrs. A. K. Rhoades.
 The residence of the late George Prenez, on the East Canaan road, is to be sold at auction week from Saturday. Mrs. J. O. Richmond is spending the week at the home of her sister. Mss s. J Roraback.
 Miss Gertrude Parmalee, of Great Harrington. is visiting Miss Josephine Flynn.
 Landlord F. A. Baker is confined to his room at the Garfield, with rheuma- tism.
 Mrs. H. E. Lyles returned Sunday from Hartford, by automobile.
 Mrs. Porter, Miss Porter and Miss Bestick, of Bridgeport, are at the Naples. Miss Jennie Pratt, of Westfield, Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. A. Coons. Erank F. Stevens attended 8 meeting of the American Poultry Association at Storrs Agricultural College the first of the week.
 oI~ no mans, Miss E. A. Lawrence and Mrs. E. H. Burns are taking trip through the Lake George region this week.
 Mrs. Robert Fuller and little son, of Chicago are visiting at G. s. Fuller's. The Methodist Sunday School picnics today lat Lake Buel provided the day is fair- If stormy the party will go tomor- row.
 Mrs. Katherine Briggs is ill at the home of her sister, Mrs. James Keenan. Edna Smith. who is spending her va cation with relatives and friends in Win sted, reports having fine time.
 Miss Mary V. Keefe, nurse from St. ~ her cousin Mrs. Joseph Smith. has re- turned to that institution. Miss Keefe has friends among the patients who went from here to St. Francis
 1rhe Royal Neighbors give dance at the Town Hall tonight, Decker's crches- tEa will furnish music. Msss Gladys DeHart is entertaining Miss Mary Grant. of Hartford.
 The Kensington Club will have sale of fancy articles at the Methodist Church parlors Friday afternoon, August at 3 o'clock. A twenty-five cent supper will be served from 5:30 to 8:30.
 The Womans Guild of Christ Church wall hold their annual sale of fancy artl- cles and food at the Parish house, Tues day. August 12, from to o'clock. Dancing twenty-five cents.
 Miss Mary Lermond is visiting her sis ter at Stock bridge, Mass.
 Mrs. Benjamin Ball, of New York, and Miss Katherine Quinn, of Boston, are at James Quinn's.
 Canaan friends of Dr. Louis Nash, the New York dentist have received cards from him, announcing that he is spend ing hls honeymoon in California. Dr. Nash spent his summers in Cauaan, some years ago, and was devoted fish erman. His friends will be surprised to Aearn of his recent marriage.
 Mrs. Hitchcock Tuesday evening en- tertaine1 the girls at the Vacation House at the Hitchcock farm, with porch dance, music, refreshments and frolic in the hay-mow. It was rollicking good time, and the girls enjoyed it inn mensely.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Ford, of Water bury were guests of MT. Ford's brother,