Connecticut western news., 1914-05-14

brook; Ford town car to Joseph E. Grady, Winsted; Ford roadster to Fred Church, Winsted; Buick B 37, to J. w. w. Taylor, Norfolk; Buick B 37 to R. N. 'Barnum, Lime Rock; Buick B 25 to B. D. Jones, Lakeville; Buick B. 37 to Benjamin Wike, Sharon;, Cadillac five passenger to Mrs. Jennie, P. Platt, Washington; Cadillac seven passenger to J. J. Lawler, Winsted; Cadillac five passenger to William Colgate, ;Litch- field; Cadillac four passenger to T. M. Phelps, Winsted; Oakland five passen- ger to J. B. Thwing, Hartford. ,, S
 Rev. Father Donohue announced to his congregation on Sunday that three protestant gentlemen had each contri- buted $100 to the rebuilding of his church at Falls Village, recently des- troyed by fire, and this without any so- licitation. =. .
 A meeting of the directors of the State Mems Association will be held in Hartford today.
 The New Milford Baseball Club would be glad to arrange games for the coming season with the different teams around this section of the state. MT. Roland F. Wygatt is manager of the team.
 Mrs. Leroy A. Stone, of Bethel, was the week end guest of relatives in town.
 Mrs. N. L. Jackson, Mrs. George Roger and Mrs. H. l.. Ross attended the Kieman entertainment at Sheffield, Thursday evening.
 L. E. Moon, of Falls Village and New York was in town Monday. & l A. P. Chapman, of Falls Village, was in town Saturday.
 J. H. Roraback, his son Louis, and Rev. l.. E. Travis went trout fishing Saturday, in the neighborhood of Ga naan Valley and returned with 8 big ones. .... 1 ....
 Mrs. E. R. Lorrain is spending few days with relatives in Pittsfeld.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Collar and fam fly, of Norfolk, were guests at B. W. Adams, Sunday. Mrs. George W. Ford attended a meeting of the Order of Eastern Star held at West Cornwall last Friday even- ing at which the Grand Officers were present.
 Nathan Wellner is on the sick list.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Holsapple have had as guests MT. and Mrs. H. M. Coul- kins, of Amenia. ....... MT. and Mrs. Perrin l.. Stanton, of East Chatham, have been visiting in town.
 Miss Gertrude Forg, of Springfield, has been visiting friends here; she was former teacher in the High school.
 Misses Louise Trieschmann and Mary Fitch, of Danbury, spent the weekend at their homes here. | Miss Margaret Hanlon, of Hartford, spent Sunday at her home here. | MT. and Mrs. Ralph Stanton and children, of East Chatham, have been visiting relatives in town.
 George W. Hall has rented Thomas O'Hara's new cottage at Twin Lakes l for the long season to MT. E. G. Will Hams, of Brooklyn Heights, N. Y. Possession will be given about May 20. | mIS. NldIy Oolhl0 Audu T6UuTu6u Friday morning from Indianapolis, Ind, |, where she had spent the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Adam reports most delightful visit and returns in excellent health. She reports that Mrs. Moore and family will come to Canaan in short time to spend the summer. :
 MT. A. E. Creevey returned Tuesday from few days business visit in Wash i ington, D. c.
 Making gardens is the prevailing, if not the popular pastime.
 Joseph Barnett, son of Rev. Francis Barnett, former rector here, will oficiate in Christ Church, Sunday morning and evening, in the absence of Rev. W. Howard Mills. MT. Bar nett is student in Berkeley Divinity School, Middletown.
 Regular communication of Housa- tonic Lodge F. & A. M. this evening. All members are requested to be present for the consideration of important business
 Professors Brown and Derrick, of Hallock School Great Burlington, spent Sunday at Charles $. Adams.
 Rev. w. Howard Mills, rector of Christ Church, is enjoying a ten days vacation in various parts of Connecticut and New York State.
 Mrs. c. W. Camp visited Miss Ella Noble in New Milford, this week.
 Eugene Williams was the delegate from Canaan Hose Company to the an- nual meeting of the Harlem Valley Firemen's Association, at Philmont, Tuesday. The Canaan Company is a member of this association, and the an- nual tournament, next year, Labor Day, will be held in Canaan Others who went to Philmont were o. T. Vos- burgh, Philip Orben, R. T. Farnum and A. l.. Higgins. The party went in MT. Hugins's auto.
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