Connecticut western news., 1913-07-03
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,n Wednesday, June 90, by Rev. Fr. Oowney. Miss Harriet M. Sturtzel, of Hartford, was the bridesmaid and Dempsey, brother of the pride, was best man. The happy pair Ire expected home this week for whose reception due preparations have been made.
 At the regular meeting of Canaan Lodge No. 50. I. O. o. F. Monday night, he following officers were elected N. J.. s. V. Wood; V. o., F. F. Stevens !; Trustee for three years. H. H. Stanton, md the following were re- elected for mother term, Degree master, w. D.. Sheldon !; Treasurer, F. H. Lee; Record ing secretary. H. A. Holt; Financial V. M. Coe. i. The local Fourth of July parade has Tn abandoned.
 \e stores in this village will be open
 kening on account of the holiday
 ,w.
 Be Wigglesworth, of Nangatuck,
 in town yesterday.
 v. T. R. Wallace, of Middletown,
 ., called on friends in town Tues
 afternoon.
 he New Britain Camera Club took
 automobile outing to Twin Lakes,
 nday.
 nr. and Mrs. Julius Turner, of South
 Mass, John Baldwin and Mrs.
 ard Baldwin, of Batavia, N. Y.,
 in town Sunday evening calling on
 Ends.
 eoutmaster Laffargue came to Ca
 h, Saturday. Mrs. Laffargne and
 s Marjorie Nicoll returned with him
 were over Sunday guests at the
 pt camp. Lake Buel.
 pseph Barnett delivered an oration
 Phillips Brooks at the recent grad
 pn exercises at Trinity College and
 one of three to receive the Toucey
 larship. Joseph is the son of Rev.
 ". Barnett, former rector of Christ
 s@ch.
 Vm. Kane and family, of Lakeville, Id Miss May Smith of this place otored to Hartford and return Monday. Miss Garvin, of Boston, is visiting her Iter, Mrs. pr. Corwln. PMr. Williams of New York is guest f James Garvin.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Knickerbocker White, f Yonkers, visited Mrs. J. E. Rhoades he past week.
 Little Frances Wood has been having he measles, probably the very last vio- i'm among the children of the town. MT. and Mrs. Charles Bodley, Miss dabel Briggs and Albert Poster, of New Britain, are camping at Twin Lakes. Vacation House is now open under he charge of Miss Johnson, Miss Whiton nd Mrs. Birmingham, of Hartford. The first group of girls arrived Monday, oming from Hartford and Norwalk. John P. Rains, of South Norwalk, was n town yesterday attending to the ad iustment of the fire loss in his house on Railroad street.
 Mrs. H. D. Humphrey and daughter Beatrice visited Pittstield Saturday. The Boy Scouts returned Monday, rom their weeks outing at Lake Buel, md are enthusiastic Tn their expressions ,f qualification at the success and pleas are of the experience. A detailed ac- ,ount of their weeks enjoyment, by 5coutmaster Charles Laffargue, will be given in next weeks News.
 Miss Emma Lawrence and Mrs. E. H.. Burns returned Tuesday from their re- cent trip visiting friends in New York Twenty delegates from the Methodist and Pilgrim Sunday Schools attended the convention at Falls Village Tuesday. Dr. H. L. Ross started Monday morn ing, in his auto, for the Adirondacks, AOA hAo AS0AhA q AAJ OApAAS Su phO OincAO- mac Club.
 Although the vacation season for Housatonic Lodge, F. and A. M. extends through July aud August, there will be 8 communication of the lodge next Thursday evening, July 10. to confer the third degree.
 Miss Helen Wood is spending the summer with relatives in the Adiron- dacks.
 MT. s. H. Williams and family, of were in town yesterday MT. Williams is president of the Con- necticut State Sunday School Associa- tion and attended the convention at Falls Village on Tuesday.
 MT. Mark HurIburt spent Sunday at his home in West Cornwall.
 Comrades James Quinn of Canaan and Charles Thompson, of East Canaa | are among the veterans at Gettysburg this week. Others who boarded the traiu hara Monday morniup for Cat t0 c.