Connecticut western news., 1916-07-27

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 Judge and Mrs. L.. P. Burpee, of Hartford, have opened their pleasant summer cottage at Twin Lakes, and their return here for the season is vel comed by their many friends both at the Lakes and in Canaan.
 R. H. Kellogg, of Middletown, wis. ited at Mrs. s. J. Hamm's the first of the week.
 Miss Genevleve Pratt, of Great Bar rington, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs F. A. Coons.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. Sherman and MT. and Mrs. E. Allen motored from Nor wich, Saturday and called at The Naples on their way over the Mohawk Trail
 Rev. John M. Ludlow, of Norfolk, formerly of Orange, N. J., preached in Pilgrim church, and delivered an in- teresting discourse on the benefits to humanity that will follow the war.
 Miss Florence Fitzgerald has return ed from a two weeks vacation spent with relatives in Hartford.
 Miss Margaret Roger. of Winsted, spent from Saturday until Monday at N. w. Moore's.
 Miss Mary Fitch has returned home from three weeks visit with friends 1 in Kent.
 Miss Mary Brant. of Madison, N. J., is visiting Miss Catherine Roraback, at the Roraback cottage, Twin Lakes. | n n to Norwick, to attend the semi annual meeting of the Connecticut Veterinary Medical Association, of which he is president. From Norwich he went to Freeport, l.. l., his old home, for few days visit.
 Miss Lila Stanard, of Mill River. has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. z. Letfingwell
 Mrs, Katherine Murane, of Miller. ton, was a recent guest of her sister, Mrs. Mary Corcoran. on Barlow street.
 Miss Elizabeth Newton, of New York City, is visiting her sister, Ms. R. D. Peirce at Twin Lakes.
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Herriman mo. tored to Ogdensburg, N. Y., where they will spend about ten days.
 Miss Selma Baum, of Brooklyn, is visiting her cousin, Miss Marion Werner.
 Miss Eva French, of Waterbury, and William Walsh, of New York city and Lakeville, were over Sunday guests at A. L. Higgins.
 Miss Agnes Harrigan, who has been visiting Mrs. Annie Ganci, returned to Bridgeport, Sunday.
 Miss Amy Lansing is spending a ten days vacation with her grand parents at Salt Point, N. Y.
 Mrs. George Roger has been spend ing few days with Mrs. H. B. Ives at Twin Lakes.
 George Drumm, of Bainbridge, N. Y, has been visiting relatives here.
 Nelson l.. Parsons is assisting at F. R. Collins store during his vacation.
 Mrs. F. F. Stevens is attending this week the summer school of Sunday school methods at Northfield, Mass.
 MT. E. V. Peachin, of Philadelphia, who is summering at Twin Lakes, re- turned to the Quaker City, Sunday night. for a week. His concern, the H. K. Mulford Company, manutact. urers of medicines, lost barn, by fire, few days ago, in which 65 horses were destroyed. The horses were ept for scientific purposes, and were kept inoculated for the production of serums and anti toxins.
 Miss Ella filling, of East Canaan, has been appointed district chairman for District No. l, Canaan Equal Fran chise League.
 Judge and Mrs. George w. Ford spent last week with friends in Tor. rington and Waterbury,.
 G. A. Wickert, Jr., and Mrs. Wick ert, of Albany, stopped off at Canaan for a brief call on friends, on their motor trip, Monday morning, to Laurel Beach, near Milford, where they are spending the week. MT. Wickert is paying teller in the Albany City Say. ings Institution, and Mrs. Wickert is a daughter of ex.Alderman John J. Zimmerman, of Troy, formerly an ex- tensive tobacco dealer, who with his brother Godfrey, purchased many crops of tobacco from the farmers in this region back in the eighties.
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