Connecticut western news., 1901-08-08
Miss Maggie McGuire of Winsted

Mrs A. V feilen. Miss Smith of Bridgeport. and lady friend, are visiting Mrs Smiths sister. Mrs Frank Snyder. Miss Ethel B. Woodbridge of Man. | chester Green, came last Friday to visit her aunt, Mrs Eugene Root. Miss Pauline Ives, of Hartford, was in town from Saturday until Tuesday, visiting relatives and calling on friends. The Misses Carolins and Josephine Camp have returned from visit with Miss Mary Barnett at South Glaston- bury.
 Miss Daisy Landon returned Sum- day from Norfolk, where she had been | attending the tournament held there last week.
 Lewis E. Rhoades will this week move his barber shop into E. w. War ner's building which was occupied by the old post office.
 -Wm. Partridge, son of Mir and Mrs Frank H. Partridge of Rockville,i is vis- iting at Wm. Ferguson's. He will re. main in town several weeks.
 Miss Clara Armstrong, recently saleslady at 0. F. Hawley's store in Millerton, is the new saleslady at Jack. son, Eggleston & Co.'S store.
 A. V. A. Felten and family have rented the Lumsn Foote house on West Main street and will soon take posses sion. The house is furnished.
 MT and Mrs Soule and daughter Margaret ard Miss Daisy Seymour all of Meriden will arrive at Mrs Hamm's today for stay of two weeks.
 Miss Marjorie Cummings. daughter of s. 0. Cummings, of Norwalk, came last week Friday to Mrs Hsmm's, for an outing of two or three weeks.
 Rev F. F. Johnson of Redlands, Cal. made short visit with relatives in town last week on his way from Dal- ton, Mass. to his former home in New town.
 -G. W. Laidlow, superintendent of the Borden creamery, has rented A V. and with his family will occupy it after the 18th inst.
 Harvey Sabine, foreman of the NEWS, is taking two weeks vacation. He has visited his brother at Danbury this week and next week he will camp on Mt. Riga with party eff Millerton people.
 Word from Prof A. M Baldwin, formerly of Great Harrington, states that he is now living in Riverside, Cal, much benefited in health, and that he expects his family to join him this week.
 On July 30 the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Dentistry is- sued to Hugo Sherwood Thomson li- cense to practice dentistry in Massa- chusetts
 W. H. Miner, organist and choir master of St Johns church of Water bury. played the organ at the morning service in Christ church at Canaan last Sunday, and MT Slessinger of Yonkers, N. r., sang solo,
 Rev 0. w. Hanna and Rev s. A. Burnaby exchanged pulpits last Sun day morning. Mir Hanna preached an impressive sermon from Micah VT. 8 "What doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy Cody"
 The NEWS is requested to state If the young man, riding wheel on the sidewalk on Railroad St., at seven o'clock last Saturday night, had rung his bell he would not have wheeled against Miss Lillian Root knocking her down and badly iniuring her ankle, and after doing so, was not gentleman enough to stop and see how much Miss Root was hurt"
 Henry J. Gillette and family of Hartford. have rented Mrs Martin Tres cotts house in New Marlboro, Mass, for the month of August, and took pos session last Thursday. They are de- lighted with their accommodations and with the country They have some friends with them for week or SC, ,and last Saturday Mir Gillettes son Frank of Hartford came up for a weeks stay. His other son, Rev E. O. Gillette of Southfield, Mass, will join his fathers household for the latter part of their sojourn there.
 Postmaster Roraback has been en- deavoring for three years to get more commodious quarters for the post office and the post office room in the new Cummings block just suits him. The post office opened Monday in it's new quarters and the furnishings are all new and of the best-new call and lock boxes, stamp and letter windows, etc. The post office is now one of the best appointed business places in town; it is credit to the postmaster and to the town. Many towns of from 5000 to 10000 population cannot boast of as nice and convenient postoffice as the village of Canaan now has. | POINTERS.