Connecticut western news., 1919-07-10

 spent the holiday and Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Mary Corcoran.
 Miss Margaret Roger and Frank Heath of Winsted spent the Fourth and Sunday at Norman W. Moore's.
 Dr. E. B. Dudley of Beverly, Mass. has been visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs. E. L. Roberts.
 The Clarence White school of New York returned this week to The Naples for several weeks.
 Richard Bartle of Hartford has been a guest at R. D. Peirce's cottage at Twin Lakes.
 John Nelson who is in the navy has been visiting his father, Peter Nelson.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Holsapple motored to New Britain and spent the Fourth with relatives.
 Miss Edith l.. Price has been en- tertaining friends from Lowell, Mass.
 Miss Elizabeth Camp is visiting her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. E. A. Atwater at their cottage at Monterey
 Miss Louise Barnes of Great Bar rington spent the Fourth and Satur- day with Miss Norma Adam.
 Dr. J. D. Terribegry and family of New York are at their summer home near here for the summer. . Lawrence Eddy of Newark, N. J. spent the holiday and Sunday with his family at R. D. yPeirce's at Twin Lakes. '..
 Our Balsalm Pine Pillows are going fast, better buy one while they last. The Canaan Printing Go.
 John Bouchet of Norfolk has ac- cepted a position with The Connec-
 Mrs. Frances Blass and Ernest Blass of Winsted were guests of friends and relatives here on the Fourth.
 Misses Mary and Margaret Lee of Winsted spent the weekend with their cousin, Mrs. Robert Black.
 Don't fail to see the ball game on Saturday afternoon, Canaan vs. Thomaston.,
 Maitland Adam has accepted po- sition in Hartford and left for there this week.
 Fred Slaughter and son Crawford have been visiting relatives in Utica.
 MT. and Mrs. William Mac Crossan and son William of Bridgeport were guests of MT. and Mrs. Robert Black and MT. and Mrs. James D. Black over the Fourth and Sunday. MT. Mac Crossan returned home on Sun day but Mrs. Mac Crossan and son will remain for two weeks visit.
 Miss Olga Johnson is visiting Miss Esther Hurlburt in Cornwall Hollow.
 Messrs. Johnson, Fletcher and Weaver of Hartford are guests at the Vacation House.
 Misses Annie Landers and Helen Parmalee are enjoying two weeks vacation from their duties at Gen. tral #. E Word has been received that Kenneth Adam has returned from overseas. It is expected he will reach home soon.
 MT. and Mrs. Gill of New York are guests of Miss Anna M Brown.
 Mrs. Tinker and son of Great Harrington were guests at A. E. Weaver's on the Fourth.
 Miss Ruth Laffargue of Hartford is guest at Chas. Laffargue's and E. Roy Laffargue's. The Canaan Poultry Association will hold meeting in the Hose House tonight (Thursday) at 8 p. m. Miss Lena Blair is enjoying a two weeks vacation from her duties at The Canaan National Bank.
 Miss Helen Dewey of Norfolk spent the Fourth at Ralph Dewey's.
 Miss Hazel Martin of Lakeville is visiting her aunt, Mrs. George Kimble.
 Mrs. Jacob Schamerhorn will cele- brate her 88th birthday anniversary on Saturday, July 12. MT. Scham, erhorn will be 88 in October. i Misses Gertrude and Elizabeth Kin dleburg are visiting their sister, Mrs. Howard Cline in Sharon.
 Miss Ellen Lindell is visiting friends in Patterson, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. E. W. Barrett have been visiting relatives in Danbury.
 Miss Laura Goodwin is home from Holyoke for the summer months.
 Mrs. Leonard Franks and friend spent Monday in Millerton.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Cline of Sharon and William Buckingham of Stanfordville spent the Fourth al Fred Kindleburg's.
 Master Frederick Dempsey enter. tained few of his friends at his home on East Main Street on Mon. day afternoon, the event being ir honor of his seventh birthday ami versary. Refreshments were served and it goes without saying that the youngsters enjoyed themselves.
 Miss Dorothy Corwin who spent the past week with Miss Elizabetf Lee returned to Hartford on Satur day.
 Prof. Bowden and family o1 Brooklyn, N. Y. are at their cottage at Pine Grove for the summer.
 John Kindleburg, son of MT. anC