Connecticut western news., 1922-08-17

Miss Emma Lawrence, Mrs. Ella Burns, Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Neal mo- tored to Cape Cod last week.
 Miss A. Hunt of Vineland, N. J. is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. E. Hester.
 Mrs. A. H. Rogers of Brooklyn, N. Y. is visiting Mrs. A. E. Roraback at Twin Lakes.
 W. c. Ingalls, of New York city has been visiting his son, w. c. In gals Jr. At the close of his visit MT. Ingalls, motored to his mothers home in Putney, Vermont with MT. Ingalls, Jr. and daughter Dorothy, the two latter returning after a days absence.
 MT. and Mrs. William Wiley of Philadelphia, Penn. are spending a few days at the Barnett cottage at Twin Lakes.
 The local ball team will play he , Torrington Independents on the local field Saturday afternoon at P. M. standard time. This game was postponed from last Saturday on account of rain. The Canaan team plays the fast Millbrook team at Millbrook, N. Y. Sunday and the Millbrook team plays here on Aug ust 26th. Canaan people get out and support your own local boys. They need both your admission fee and your encouragement by your attendance.
 Mrs. John G. Adam and daughter Norma expect to go to Toronto, about September first, where they will make an indefinite visit with Mrs. Adams parents.
 Remember the interesting Pine Blister discussion at Salisbury Town Hall next Monday evening, August 21st, at 7:3O P. M. standard time. The meeting is being conducted un- der joint auspices of the Salisbury Grange and the Salisbury Forestry Association. Austin F. Hawes, State Forester, Walter OFilley, Forester of the Connecticut Agricultural Experi- ment and for several years State For ester, Henry W, Hicock, assistant forester in charge of Blister Rust Work and Harold L, Round of the Bureau of Plant Industry are ex- pected to talk and to outline the work necessary to protect the White Pine timber from this disease which is menacing the White Pine of Con1 ecticut.
 Editor. Krouse and Ovid P. Gillette returned Sunday from an automobile, trip through New York state, Mon treal, Quebec and Maine. The Cha teau Frontenac at Quebec made Pop Romesick as it looked so much like his dog wagon in Canaan. It is es- timated that this hotel cost about six million to build.
 Theodore Allen and MI. and Mrs. John Gray of Chatham visited at Walter M. Places Sunday.
 Mrs. M Mclaughlin and Eliza beth Barrett of the Wangum are visiting friends in West Sufield.
 Miss Mabel Baird is home from the Litchfield County Hospital for two weeks vacation.
 An exhibition of water colours by Carolyn Crane will be given on Thursday afternoon, August Eth at the Freeman co;tage from ? to 7 o'clock. Mrs. Crane and Mrs. Barrett will be very glad to receive any Canaanites who will honor them with their presence.
 Dr. E. B. Dudley who has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. E. L. Roberts has returned to his home in Beverly, Mass. Dr. Dudley motored to Salem with John R. Fuller, who has been visiting his father, Geo. $. Fuller.
 Miss Dorothy Mahoney, daughter of lyon P. Mahoney, Lieutenant of Boston Fire Dept, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jerry Sweeney at East Canaan.
 Mrs. s. G. Camp and Mrs Jose phine Hardenbergh entertained at Mrs. Camps at luncheon on Monday evening, the Thimble Club, Mrs. Mary Barnes, Mrs. Leonard Caldwell, Mrs. E. L. Roberts, Mrs. s. G. Camp and Mrs. J. Hardenbergh.
 Mrs, Joseph Quinn of Danbury is visiting Mrs. James Dunn of this place.
 Christ Church Guild will hold their annual sale of useful and fancy articles, home baked food, and candy at the Parish house Wednesday, Aug. 23rd afternoon and evening. Special attraction will be an Egyp- tian Flower Garden, each flower has something for, everyone and a valu- able surprise for the lucky finder. Ice cream will be served