Connecticut western news., 1913-07-24
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 George P. Strong, after attending the Gettysburg reunion, and his visit was the occasion of family gathering of the four surviving sons of the late Timothy Strong-A Albert, George P, Seneca B. and Frank, of Dalton, Mass. They attended church together Sunday. A few days before they had a group photograph taken which will be valued souvenir of what may be their last meeting.
 Rev. E. O. Gillette is expected to reach Canaan, Tuesday, Aug. 5, on hls return from his two months European trip. Mrs. Gillette will go from here about Aug. 1, to meet him at Montreal, Canada where he will arrive on the 3d. and they will return together from Canada.
 Mrs. 0 W. Camp attended the funeral of Mrs. I. R. Griswold in Winsted Tues day afternoon.
 Miss Mary Granger and Miss Noble spent Tuesday with friends in Lee, Mass. c. B. Gardner and family returned Tuesday to their home in Coxsackie. NY.
 Mrs. Esther Dunning visited Mrs. D.. W. Manvel, in Hillcrest hospital Pitts field, Monday.
 Miss Sarah Ferguson returns home to- day.
 Mrs. o. H. Rood and sister, Mrs. Cas- tie. visited in Stockbridge, Mass. last week. Mrs. Castle returned Saturday to her home in Brooklyn.
 Messrs. Keith and Malcolm Adam and Kenneth Roberts spent Sunday at Lake Buel.
 Mrs. Horace E. Holt leaves today for a visit with her son, Samuel and family in Albany, N. Y.
 Besides reading all the news in The News read every advertisement too if you are not interested in them you cer- tainly ought to be.
 Big reductions in price of refrigerators at The Canaan Mercantile Co.-They are the Baldwin too. Adv.
 MT. and Mrs. Corliss Badgley and children of Bangall visited at o. G. Badgley's last week.
 The Famous Cloak & Suit Go. have closed out their Winsted store and have transferred the balance of their stock to Great Burlington.
 D. W. Manyel and Miss Manvel re- turned Tuesday from Pittsfeld. Mrs. Manvel, who is in Hillcresa Hospital is reported comfortable and doing nicely since the accident.
 J. Henry Roraback and family re- turned yesterday from thelr trip to the Maine lake region.
 Nar and Mrs. E. P. Fuller, cousins of MT. George s. Fuller, with their two daughters, of Carbondale, Penn, visited at George s. Fuller's from Saturday to Wednesday.
 Fritz Oehlschlager, proprietor of the Model Bakery, is proud of the new little baker that came to his household last Monday-a bouncing boy weighing eight pounds, who looks like his handsome father.
 Mrs. A. F. Briggs is entertaining her nieces, Misses Dorothy and Gladys Rood, daughters of Lewis Rood, of New York Hulltt Lake, of Poughkeepsie, is visit ing at Charles Delaney's.
 Miss Ella F. Noble, of New Milford. is visiting the Misses Granger.
 Miss Catherine Mcclure. of Meriden, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Nora McCarty. Miss Margarite Shaw. of Townsville. N. Y, is visiting her uncle. Charles B. Shaw At St. Joseph's Church last Sunday morning, class of thirty children, be- tween the ages of and B. received Holy Communion for the first time.
 Mrs. N. l. Jackson and the party of girls which sne has been chaperoning at Lake Buel, returned to their homes Monday afternoon.
 Miss Ingeborg Salstrom, of Great Bar rington, Mass, is visiting Olga Johnson on High Street for few weeks.
 Miss Ellen Kane was home from Pitts. field Tuesday. She is taking the train ing for nurse at the House of Mercy ID that city.
 On account of the inability of the District Deputy to be present this week, the installation of officers of Canaan Lodge No. 50 I. 0. o. F.. was postponed until next Monday night. A full attend ance is desired. The Rebekahs furnish refreshments.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Ferguson, of Bridge port, are spending the week at the Roo6 camp at Twin Lakes. .-.
 Benjamin, has an attractive lot of useC cars, of all makes, for sale cheap.
 Pilgrim Church will remain closed raw+ C,,p1au tbaro will ha paitba,