Connecticut western news., 1915-07-15

J. lOIlS NanZelm, or New hOcnetle, N. Y, IS at Twin Lakes for the sum- mer.
 Congressman "Tom" Reilly and Mrs. Reilly. of Meriden, called at The News office, Thursday, on their tour through town
 Joe Hollister, with his family, of Pittstield, en route to Norfolk for va cation visit, stopped over in town Sat urday.
 There will be a dance in the Village Hall, East Canaan, Friday evening, July Is Good music furnished.
 Mrs. J. c. Richmond is visiting friends in Pine Plains, N. Y.
 Mrs. Bryant, of Lakveille, is visiting Mrs Hiram Beebe.
 Miss Florence Fitzgerald is attend ing Storr's Agricultural College during the month of July.
 Miss Elizabeth Hughes, of Water bury, is visiting at John Smiths on Bragg street.
 Miss Margale ct Vosburgh is visiting relatives in Hudson.
 Dr. Walter C. Hoag, of Pittsfeld, was an over Sunday guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Hoag.
 Misses Katherine and Caroline Granger are visiting in New Milford.
 MT. and Mrs George F. Wood. of Fairview Farm have just returned from trip to Phil iladelphia, Pa. Free lectures on Socialism in the l Dewey Memorial Hall, Sheffield, will | be given this evening at s o'clock. The speakers are Walter PricEard | Eaton, the author and dramatic critic, of Stockbridge. and Herman Kobbe, of i New Rochelle. N. Y. ] Mrs. Walker and Mrs. c. c. Thomp- son, of New York, are guests at E. V. Nestell's.
 1 Miss Margaret Collins spent a few days recently ill Hartford.
 Mrs. Robert Fox, of Gaylordsville, is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. A. Adam.
 MT. and Mrs. Philip Taylor, of South Manchester, are guests at R. M. Rood s at Twin Lakes
 The Pine Grove .cOlonsts are for tunate in having. Rev l.. E. Travis 1 preach to them each Sunday.
 James Keenan, of the baggage de- partment at the union station, has been off duty for some days as a result of a badly twisted wrist. Last Thursday as he was lifting a heavy quarter of beef with a baggage-man's hook, the hook slipped out and Jim fell back ward, striking on his right hand, which bent under him with his full weight upon it. The wrist was painfully sprained and necessitated his laying off for repairs.
 Robert Merriman, of Hartford, is spending week with relatives in South Canaan.
 Mrs. Charles Delaney and children are visiting relatives i'll Poughkeepsie
 MT. and Mrs. Edward McCarty and daughter Isabelle, of Torrington, are visiting at Edward McCarty's.
 Miss Madeline Sheridan, who has been visiting her father, John Sheri- dan, at The Canfield for the past month, returned to her home in Port land, Maine, last Thursday.
 Harry A. Holt has accepted posi- tion with The Canaan National Bank.
 Mrs. Cora Adams is visiting relatives in Norfolk.
 Mrs. John Beebe and son, of May brook, have been visiting relatives here.
 Miss Ruby Hall, of Gaylordsville, has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. W. N. Decker.
 Miss Sarah Holley is spending some- time in Walton, N. Y.
 Mrs c. W Camp has been visiting in New Milford.
 Misses Elizabeth O'Brien and Eliza beth Lawton, of Hartford. who have been spending part of their vacation with Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald, left Saturday for New York State.
 Mrs. Fanny wallison, of Pittsfeld, spent the past week with her sisters, Mrs. E. R. Lorrain and Mrs. H. E. Holt.
 Mrs. Benedict and daughter Florence. of West Cornwall, were visitors at G.. H. Trieschmann' last Friday.
 All lCdlldn ldTuleT WnO wanted arsenate of lead, walked into the Fuller store the other day and asked for "white Paris green.
 Miss Agnes Dart of Pittsfeld, has been the guest of Mrs. $. A. Kemp and Miss Edith Greene.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hatmaker en- tertained MT. and Mrs. David Hat maker. of Salisbury; MT. and Mrs. Harry Eggleston and sons and Mrs. Egg gleston, of Lime Rock, and MT. Will liam Place, of Stanfordville, N. Y, last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph W. Jennings, of Torrington, were guests of the Misses Merwin last week. l MT. and Mrs. Edward Dickinson, Mrs. Harry Dickinson, Fred Dickinson and Sadie Dickinson, of Falls Village MT. and Mrs. Simons, of Lime Rock Mrs. Thompson, of West Stockbridge