Connecticut western news., 1915-07-08
CANAAN

ts Winsted, and mourners-Mrs. Sparks, the widow; Dr. Clarence l. Sparks and Leroy Sparks. sons; Miss Stella Mills paugh, sister. in- law, and Mrs. Millle Strong, passed through Canaan yester- day afternoon. The car, large black automobile with a body like a trolley car, windows along the sides and seats running lengthwise, attracted much at tention.
 Mr. and Mrs Fred A. Scott, of Pitts field, were guests at E. c. Finney's over the holiday.
 Miss Elizapeth Reddington, of Pitts field, is spending the week with her sister, Mrs Edward Bates.
 Mrs. Daniel Flynr aud son, of Great Barri ng ton, are visiting at John Flynn's. Mrs. John Nicol, of Monterey spent few days ill town this week.
 Dr. George E. Morgan, of Burling ton, Vt., was guest Of the Misses Fer .guson recently.
 Mrs. Fraleigh and daughter, Frances, of Poughkeepsie, are visiting Mrs. Dora Weddle.
 lll6 1dIS6 flag tei III A1OAit OA Dr. Lees residence Monday is a relic in Mrs. Lee family. It was. made ill the late T. B. Strong's home during the Civil War and was constantly ill evi- dence during those days. Mir. and, Mrs. James Bonney and daughter, of Hartford, were guests at N. E. Storms over the holiday. T ,TNfC shine biscuits at G. l.. Parsons & Sons store all the week from Monday, July 12. Miss Sunshine will be in attend ance aud will be pleased to give sam pies of Sunshine products to all visitors. Rev. E. 0. Gillette and family re- turned Thursday from their Twin Lakes cottage to their city residence. Their cottage is at present occupied by Rev. MT. Sewell and family, of Great Bar rington.
 Mrs. Mary Howe, of Huntsville, is visiting her son, l.. E. Howe.
 Malcolm Nichols, of Huntsville, is visiting at l. E. Howe's.
 J. W. Mccormick is spending a few days at his home here.
 Mir. and Mrs William Kane and daughters, of Lakeville and Miss White, of sheffield. were guests at Charles G.. Smith over the holiday.
 MT. and Mrs. Jules Mignery, Miss Bessie Frein and Harold Andrus, of Pittsfeld, were guests at E. T. howe's over the holiday.
 Free lectures on Socialism, the great emancipation movement, will be given by Walter Prtchard Eaton, author and dramatic writer, of New York and Stockbridge, and by Herman Kobbe, of Now Rochelle, N. Y, at the Dewey evening, July 15, at s o'clock. Ad- mission free.
 Mrs Edna Hathaway and daughter, of Shelton, visited friends ill Canaan the past week.
 The Methodist Sunday school have accepted an invitation to hold their picnic next Thursday on the lawn al Judge Roraback's cottage at Twin Lakes.
 Dr. Parmelee. the chiropodist will be at the Garfield Inn, Monday and Tues day, July 12 and 13. See him about your feet Adv.
 Mrs Sabra M. Humphrey spent g part of last week with her niece, Mrs E. L. Beirce in Winchester.
 MT. Wallace I. Woodin, of Hartford Secretary of the Connecticut Sunday School Association will speak at the vesper service which is held on the lawn at Pilgrim church at 6:45 Sunday evening. An invitation is extended tt all to attend.
 The offering next Sunday at Pilgrim church will be for the Aged Ministers fund.
 MT. c. P. Tomlinson, formerly assist ant superintendent of construction witt the Stone 6 Webster Company, now representing the Changers Lime anC Marble Company of West Stockbridge Mass, was caller at The News office Saturday.
 Mr. A. B. Reynolds, of Bridgeport with Mrs. Reynolds and son waite Reynolds, spent the Fourth with MT and Mrs. Ivan Cam. Mrs. Reynold had been visiting Il, re for the last thu @ weeks, and returned home with he husband. Miss Bessie Reynolds, daughter. came up with her father anC will make an extended visit with Mis- Mildred Creevey.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Hunter, O Plea>antville, N. Y, were guests of Dr and Mrs. J. G. Adam, over the Glorious
 Miss Ethel Peck, of Coleman Station is visiting her friend, Mildred Buckbee
 Roy Hall and sister Alza, of Grea Burlington, were Fourth of July guest of their aunt. Mrs. M. G. Buckbee Alza remaining for few weeks.
 Mrs. Charles M. Hawkins and daugh ter, Miss Mathilde, of New Haven, ar stopping at Church Terrace.
 Calvin E. Barnes, of Winsted, visiting relatives in town.
 Mrs Elizabeth Cooper has extende