Connecticut western news., 1915-06-10

school at Boston.
 Miss Susie Barnes, of Winsted, a former resident of Canaan, is to, be married June B to William Russell, of Winsted.
 This week Saturday at Badgley' $ market, fancy roasts of beef, leg of lamb, roasts of pork, fowls for fricassee, broilers, roasting chickens, Swift s Premium hams just the right size if you wish to buy whole one.-Adv-
 Fresh fish of all kinds at Badgley' $ market every Friday.
 Miss May Devine entertained as her guests on Saturday and Sunday Misses Catherine Connolly and Mildred Klein. of Great Burlington.
 Miss Laura Stoddard, of Huntsville, was a week end guest of Miss Mary Howe.
 Judge A. T. Roraback and family left last Friday for Twin, Lakes where they will spend the summer.
 Misses Louise Bragg and Mary Hill were ill Hartford last Thursday. | Mir. and Mrs. Alexander McPherson returned from their wedding trip the end of the week and visited at James $. Graney's, returning on Sunday to Winsted. where they will make their future home.
 MT. and Mrs. Norman Hicks and children spent Sunday in Winsted, go- ing by auto.
 Tomorrow evening Queen Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 49, will entertain their Grand Officers.
 George l. Roberts and family, of New Rochelle, have opened their cot tage at Twin Lakes tor the summer
 Eben Kimball ST., of Collinsville, was at home over the week end.
 F. w. Garvan and family have re turned to Canaan for the summer.
 Adelbert Dings has sold his residence on Reed street to John Mansfield, the car inspector, and purchased the Peirce house occupied by Samuel Drumm, which he will occupy about July l.. The transfers were made through George w. Hall.
 Mrs. Joseph Parsons and daughter Lillian have arrived home from their trip to the West. Mrs. Parsons par. ents, MT. and Mrs I. E. Baldwin, of Nebraska, accompanied them home for a visit
 Miss Dorothy Rood, of New York, is spending two weeks at A. P. Briggs.
 Mrs. Sauer and daughter, of Brook lyn, have been visiting Rev. and Mrs. l.. E. Travis.
 Mrs F. A. Baker has been visiting friends in Mount Kisco, N. Y.
 Henry c. Barnes and daughter, Mrs. E. T. Rowe are visiting relatives at Oyster Bay, N. Y. i Mrs. Clarence Vroman, of Brook field. is guest of her father, D. l.. Peirce.
 Messrs. Allyn Fuller and George Hall, accompanied by the Misses Flor ence Hall and Ebba Lindell motored to Westfield, Sunday.
 Mrs. S. B. Kimball and children, of Millerton, visited at Mrs. E. M. Collins on Saturday.
 MT. Hill, of Springfield, was recent guest of his daughter, Miss Mary Hill { at The Naples.
 The Canaan baseball team lost to the Housatonic F. of A. team, on the local grounds last Saturday, by the close score of 9 to 8. Charles Tierney pitched a fine game for the locals, strik. ing out eleven men. Walker. catcher was painfully injured making d slide ! to first base.
 Dr. George c. Peet of the Bridgeport board of health, was in town Thursday.
 A number of Canaan friends at tended the funeral of A. Pope Chap man in Falls Village, Sunday.
 Benjamin is cutting loose on his used cars now; twenty Fords at Benjamin $ to select from this week and all kinds of bodies for all kinds of work.
 Mrs. Henry Setzer, of Bridgeport, has returned to Twin Lakes for the summer.
 Albert w. Krouse, of Waterbury, was a guest at N. w. Moore's last Thurs day.
 Mrs. S. J. s. Rogers, of New Hart. ford, has been visiting Mrs. James Hanlon.
 Peter Butler, of Bath, N. Y, has been visiting friends in town. Miss Estes, of New York, is at Miss i $. W. Adams for the summer.
 The annual reunion=of the interstate association of veterans will be held at Lakeville next Monday, Flag Day.
 The local schools will close tomorrow for the summer vacation, to reopen in September. Tomorrow evening there will be commencement exercises for the Grammar School, in Town Hall, when diplomas will be awarded by School Supervisor Stone. to about IS pupils who have passed the necessary examin- ations.