Connecticut western news., 1916-06-08

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 The Canaan and South Berkshire Directory is being delivered to subscrib- CTS this week. On account of the large number of orders in the rural districts some days may elapse before all are delivered. Crowley 6 Lunt.-Adv,
 Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Dempsey and sons. Frederick and John and Miss Myrtle Manisr motored to Hartford last Thursday and spent the day.
 Mrs. $. A. Bennett and Miss Louise Bragg spent last Friday in Hartford.
 An automobile load of touring dignity from down the state came buzzing into town Friday afternoon, for dinner and a short season of enjoy ment of the wholesome ozone of the growing end of the Nutmeg" The tourists were M-ssrs. Philip TrOuD ! postmaster of New Haven; J. L. Nc. Govern, collector of the port. of Bridge port, Lynn w. Wilson, editor of the Bridgeport Farmer and once a candi. date for congress; Mrs. Troup and her aunt Mss Patterson. They paid a short visit to MT. and Mrs. Rodemeyer; incidentally Wilson and McGovern took Postmaster Ned Roberts ill their auto and showed him the Twin Lakes, and MT. Troup swapped political views with Mayor J. Clinton Roraback. The entire party expressed themselves de- lighted with the appearance of Canaan in June and are coming again later.
 Deans Rheumatic pills for rheuma- tism and Neuralgia, Entirely vege- table. Safe.-Adv.
 Norman E. Lawton is engaged at carpenter work in Pittsfeld at present.
 The name of John F. Hubbard, of Niagara Falls. son of A. A. Hubbard, of A. A. Hubbard, of Canaan, is in the list of recruits among the business men enlisted and in training at Plattsburgh.
 Mrs. John Parmelee and daughter Gen trude, of Great Burlington were Sunday guests of Misses Mae and Helen Parmelee.
 MT. and Mrs. s. E. Kimball and daughters motored from Millerton, Sunday and visited relatives here.
 George Condon, of Bridgeport, was home over Sunday.
 Russell Drumm is home from Texas fer a week. From here he goes to New Hampshire to practice firing can- mons.
 A linen shower was given Wednes. day to Miss s. Isabel Coe, who is to become the bride of George J. Nogel, superintendent of schools, on June 2I, at the home of Mrs. Walter Harrison, of Clark Street. The shower was given by Mss, Mary Harrison and Miss Hazel Damon. The gifts were of unusual beauty and were all the handiwork of those nt.-Torringto Cor.
 Burton A. Peirce was home from Bridgeport over the week. end.
 Mrs. Henry Setzer, of Bridgeport, has arrived at Twin Lakes for the sum- mer.
 Eben Kimball and friend MT. Smith, of Southbury. were over Sunday guests of friends here.
 Arthur Douglass, of Brooklyn, has been visiting his cousin, Donald J. Emmons.
 MT. and Mrs. Virgil Miller, of Chapinville, were over Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred Brewer
 Miss Margaret Vosburgh was home from Pittsfield for the weekend.
 Miss Mary E. Roger, of Winsted, spent the week. end at Norman W. Moore's.
 Gilbert Fitch ST.. is slowly improv- ing from his recent illness.
 Henry K. Whitford has accepted position as floor walker for one of the large stores in Bridgeport and will take up his duties there very soon. MT. Whitford's family leave as soon as school, closes for Milford, the summer home.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas McClelland moved their household goods Monday from the Mrs Camp tenement over the Farnum drug store, to the Porter house on Foote Avenue, recently vacated by Albert Toussaint.
 D. D. Walter has had his house on Granite Avenue reshingied.
 Vernon Smith, of Hartford, was week. end guest at James Hanlon's.
 Mrs. Marion Camp is visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma Burtch in Copake
 Mrs. E. Hill, of Norwich. is visiting Miss Mary Hill at The Naples.
 Miss Fanny Whittlesey has opened her cottage at Twin Lakes for the sum- mer.
 Mrs. $. H. Emerson and maid, of New York, have arrived here for the summer.
 Esther Chapter, No. 72, o. E. S., will Hold meetings for rehearsal on Saturday evening of this week and also next Monday evening. All the officers are urged to be present. Next Wednes- day evening two candidates will be initiated.
 George Scott, of New Haven, was an over Sunday guest at Frank Goodwin's.
 Miss Adah Dings, who has been home from Winsted for a few days ! e.. .AI Il. q