Connecticut western news., 1914-10-15
CANAAN

The action of the progressives of Bridgeport in endorsing for the Senate the republican nominee, Hon. F. A. Bartlett, in the Twenty-frst District, is an evidence of his general popular ity. His election is considered certain. Hartford Courant. Hon. F. A. Bart lett is "Fred" Bartlett, once resident of Canaan, ticket agent at the Union station, and expert horn player in the first Canaan cornet band.
 Mrs. May Burgess, of Great Barring ton. is spending the week with Mrs. Eugene Rowe '
 Master Forbes Adam spent Monday at the home of O. S.. Mellen, the guest of MT. Mellen's young sons, who are his schoolmates at the Hallock School, Great Burlington. ft
 Mrs. Electa Smith, of Mittineague, Mass, is visiting at George Van Deusen's. ~ ...
 Miss Dorthy Newton, of New York, is visiting at R. D. Peirce's. ....
 MT. and Mrs. Beecher, of New Haven, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Gilman and Miss Annie Sweeney, of Winsted, called on Mrs. Joseph Smith last week Thursday.
 A. H. Herriman has madea circuit of the various fairs, in this section of New England, and is now ready to set tie down to the work of deciding how to vote next month.
 George F. Hardenbergh rightfully aJ ol: +<~ nl, ,11 . by virtue of new cement sidewalk now being constructed along the front of the Hardenbergh premises on Granite avenue, by Contractor Edward McCarty. Dr. Parmelee the foot specialist, is coming to the Canfield Inn, next Mon day and Tuesday.
 The Cranford Club holds it's first meeting of the season today with Miss Granger. The program announces a Fagot meeting"
 Mrs. John Burkett and Mrs. Hoy, who have occupied F. l.. Beckley's tenement during the summer, have ! moved to Winsted.
 Shoemaker Masi9ro has changed his plans so that instead of occupying the Lahey place he will move his family. to the Jaury place on West Main street. Bo h the Methodist and Pilgrim Sun day schools were largely represented at the County convention at Salisbury yesterday.
 Rev. and Mrs. Gillette start today for Boston for weeks vist. Mrs R. J.. Orr, of Pittsfield, spent Monday and Tuesday in town, the guest of Mrs. George w. Hall.
 Charles l.. French shows pumpkin in Fuller's window, weighing 57 pounds.
 Mrs. Irving Barnes, of Oyster Bay, L. l., spent Tuesday here, at H. O. Barnes &.
 Miss Mabel Baird entertained her little friends last Stuarday at her home in honor of her birthday. All enjoyed very pleasant afternoon with music and various games. Refreshments were served.
 Misses Louise and Edna Atwater, of Springfield, spent few days recently with their sister, Mrs. Samuel G. Camp.
 Misses Cora and Mattie Manvel are spending week in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Eli Valentine, of Ossining, N Y., parents of Mrs. l.. E. Travis, and Mrs. James H. Valentine, of New York, are visiting Rev. and Mrs. Travis, at the Methodist parson- age.
 At the Parish House, tomorrow even- ing there will be social dance, given under the auspices of the Girls Friendly Society, in aid of the Red Cross fund, for the relief of the distress caused by the war in Europe. Miss Kegler will make the music and a good crowd should attend.
 Mrs. Laura Virgil and Mrs. Paxton, of Vineland, N. J., are guests at D. l.. Peirce's.
 Mrs. James Mcclure and Morris Morrisey, of Millerton, N. Y., were in town Monday.
 , Miss Adah Dings has been visiting friends in Riverton and attending the fair. H# -1lsi
 Miss Charlotte Beckley has been spending few days with friends in Cornwall
 Winter, the "shut-in" season, is con- ing. How about a telephone? Adv.
 The Harvest supper given by the Epworth League at the Methodist church dining room last Friday even- ing, nettad the League about $15.
 Miss Bessie Bonney, of Hartford, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Nat Storm.
 Mrs. Ralph Stanton and children, of East Chatham, have been visiting at J., H. Lansing's and J. B. Leffngwells.
 Mrs. Frank Stanton, of Derby, was a visitor in town recently.
 Miss Ina Trieschmann spent her vacation last week with Miss Elsie Rains in South Norwalk.
 Frank N Brown, of New York; was a week end guest at B. R. Lorrain's.
 MT. and Mrs. T. Irving Ferguson,