Connecticut western news., 1915-10-07

Miss Bessie E1tZgerald was nome from Hartford for few days.
 John Madigan, of Hartford, was in town on Monday.
 Vincent Fitzgerald was home from Torrington over election.
 Mrs. O. J. Decker is visiting friends in New York city and Gravesend, l.. l.
 Gilbert Fitch Jr, of Great Barring ton, spsnt Sunday at his home here.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Rood and son Dudley, of Ashley Falls, spent Sunday at H. D. Humphreys.
 MT. and Mrs. s. E. Kimball and children motored over from Millerton, Sunday and spent the day at Eben Kimball's in East Canaan.
 Miss Marjorie Lowe, of Lime Rock, has been visiting her cousin, Miss Mae Parmalee.
 Miss Helen Parmalee motored out from Simsbury, Sunday and spent the day here.
 Mrs. Mary Stewart is visiting rela- tives in Plttsfeld.
 MISS lud lS OuJUy HIS weeks vacation from her duties as book keeper at the Canaan Mercantile Con- pany's store.
 Miss Louise Trieschmann comes home tonight from Danbury to remain over Sunday.
 Mrs. Ralph T. Farnum and son Ralph are visiting reIatives in Uxbridge, Mass.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Drumm and son Allen, motored from Pittsfeld, Sunday and called on friends and relatives in town.
 MT. and Mrs. John Nicoll are home from Monterey for few days.
 Samuel A. Eddy, of New York City, is spending few days at Twin Lakes.
 Canaan Lodge No. 5O, I. o. o. F. open the campaign for hundred mem- bers next Monday night, with a re- hearsal for the initiatory degree. The week following the first of the candi- dates will be given that degree.
 Joseph l.. Parsons and family re- turned Sunday from an automobile trip to Burlington, Vt, in which vicinity they spent several days with relatives of Mrs. Parsons.
 Mrs. Curran and Miss Bessie Lake, of Poughkeepsie, are visiting at Charles Delaney's. .,.
 MT. John H. Pulver, of Copake, N. Y, an old-time resident of Canaan, was ill town Monday forenoon and shook hands with some of his old friends. It is many years since MT. Pulver left Canaan, but he keeps in touch, through The News, with affairs in this region, and is frequent visitor.
 Miss Mabel Quinn is back on duty at The Connecticut Power Company's office.
 Mrs. Emmerson and maid have re- turned to New York city for the win ter.
 Mrs. Henry Setzer left her cottage at Twin Lakes last Saturday for her home in Bridgeport.
 Miss Katharine Barrett, of Patterson, N. Y, has been visiting at E. W. Bar rett's.
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 Herbert Moore and family are to re- move from the Quinn tenement on West Main street. to the s. c. Beckley house.
 Mrs. Julia Payne Fox and little son, of Waterville, have been visiting Mrs. E. H. Burns. Mrs. Fox will be re- membered as trained nurse by many Cauaan people.
 Dr. F. H. Lee, Mrs. Lee and daugh- ter Elizabeth, spent the last of the week with Frank W. Strong and family in Dalton, Mass.
 Henry Yutzler, of Norfolk, was in town Monday.
 Mrs. A. C. Hill and daughter, Frances. of Norwich, are spending some time at The Naples.
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 Mrs. Frank Andrews, of West Beckett, Mass, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Collins.
 Harry Morsey has moved his family into his new bungalow on East Main street.
 ~ Mrs. Electa Smith, of Mittineague, Mass, is 4 guest of her cousin. Mrs. $. V. Marshall.
 Messrs. Charles Dow and Richard Curran, who have been assisting at The Connecticut Power Company's office, have returned to their homes in New London.
 Mrs. Charles Delaney and children have returned home after an extended visit with relatives in Poughkeepsie.
 Mrs. F. s. Spaulding. of Norfolk, is spending the weekend with her niece, Miss Louise Bragg, at The Naples. MT. A. c. Hill, of Norwich, was week end guest at The Naples.
 Miss Alice Scofield, teacher in the High school, spent last Thursday in Pittsfeld.