Connecticut western news., 1913-06-12

sold. from the private sale of household furniture by Mrs. Leota Wigglesworth, have been left with Mrs. Theodore Adam who will have charge of the sale, these can be seen at her house.
 Rev. Samuel F. Adam arrived in Ca- naan from Porto Rico, Saturday, for an indefinite stay,
 MT. and Mrs. H. E. Lyles attended the wedding of MT. Lyles's niece, Miss Dorothy Corson, in Hartford, Saturday, at Trinity church.
 MT E. E. Peirce, of Boston, of the Massachusetts survey, was in town over Sunday, visiting friends.
 Mrs. F. L. Beckley has been confined to her bed since Sunday with severe cold ....e
 Miss May Devine closed her school at Cornwall Bridge last Friday. A picnic was feature of the last day. Mrs. Edward Strattman, with whom Miss Deyine has boarded during the year, spent Saturday with her at her home in this village.
 Lloyd Curtis has the position as chauf feur for Henry Setzer at Twin Lakes.
 The Y. L. O. c. will hold dance in Town Hall Friday evening.
 Cars delivered from Benjamin's Auto Shop this week: Ford Touring car, F. L. Dutton, Winsted Ford Touring car, F. A. Stoddard. Litchfeld; Mitchell Touring car, James Vita. Winsted Pope Phaeton, D. B. Tiffany, Winsted; Max we'll "G," H. A. Snow. Torrington j; Buick Mo- 4 Roadster, Charles Carey. Winsted.
 Victor M Coe is entertaining his mother, Mrs. Doe, of Binghamton, NY.
 Mrs. Leota Wigglesworth and two lit tie girls went to Watertown yesterday, Lota will follow as soon as she recovers from the measles. They will make their home with Mrs. Wigglesworths s mother, Mrs. Mary Trewren.
 Providing the weather is propitious, the graduating class of the High School with their teachers will motor to Hart ford, tomorrow to spend the day.
 Mrs. Esther Williams and Miss Mary Bodley attended the services Tn Christ church. Sheffield, Sunday. Bishop Da- vies of Springfield, preached and admin istered confirmation.
 R. P. Lane. of Westfeld, Mass, was an over Sunday guest of friends in town.
 Mrs. Joseph Peet is planning to occu- py her house on Granite Avenue soon.
 Miss Mary Lee was the recipient Tuesday of handsome oak hall rack from the Royal Neighbors and friends.
 Mrs. Robert Welsh, of Millerton, spent part of last week with her old school friend, Mrs. F. l.. Beckley, and attended some of the Norfolk concerts.
 Mrs. Frank Jewell, of Tarry town, N. Y., is visiting Mrs. John Nicoll. Mr. Jewell was in town over Sunday.
 Eben Kimball ST.. of East Braneford, called on friends in town yesterday.
 Mrs. W. Wyckoff and children are visiting her mother in Winsted.
 Miss Myra Lawton is the new book keeper at o. T. Vosburgh's.
 Miss Katherine Abbe spent Tuesday in Great Harrington.
 At meeting of the School Board last week it was decided to call meeting Saturday. June 21, at 3 o'clock at the Town Hall. to discuss building an ad- dition to the High school in this village and also new school house in East Ca- naan. All interested are urged to be present.
 M. E. Dunbar, of Springfield, Mass, and Mrs. A. E.. Garter. of Stockdridge, were visitors in town yesterday, dined with the Misses Granger and suppered with Mrs Bunnell and Mrs. Rood.
 Harry Rogers, of Naugatuck, who was at one time employed by Wiggles- worth 6 Co., has returned to Canaan and will have charge of the business undes the direction of George Wlggles- worth.
 Clarence Rex Sanford, son of the late Rev. A. K. Sanford, died at his resi- dence, 631 St. Marks Avenue, Brooklyn, Sunday. June l. Many Canaan people will remember him as summer resident of Pine Grove for many years, coming to the Grove last year in very poor health. MT. Sanford was graduate of New York University, class of 1886, and a member of the Delta Upsllon Fraterni- ty. He had been associated with Scheif- felin 6 O., wholesale druggists, for 27 years.
 Mrs. Frank Partridge, of Providence, R. l., is visiting her father, MT. w. J. Ferguson.
 Mrs. Frank Camp, of Great Barring ton, was at Dr. o. W. Camps over Sun