Connecticut western news., 1901-11-14

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 -Cansan's husky foot ball club should read the Lime Rock correspond ence.
 Miss Jennie Hamm has gone to Ivoryton where she expects to take position as stenographer.
 The Robbins foot ball team oi Norfolk will play the Sedgwick eleven at Great Harrington on Saturday after noon-of this week.
 The Guild of Christ Church will hold one of their old time socials at the Town Hall on Thanksgiving night. Full particulars later.
 Daniel Mulville has sold his pool room in the Warner Honse annex i. Amos Beaujon is the purchaser and took possession yesterday morning.
 Ferris w. Henry, of New York, passed Sunday in town He dined with Dr. and Mrs Camp and Miss Mary Granger and had supper at the Warner House.
 Miss Ella Spaulding and Mrs Will COX, mother of Mrs Hattie A Peet. will attend wedding at West Stockbridge today. Miss Spaulding will remain there Q few days.
 Rev. Fr. Thomas J. Fitzgerald will be the pastor of the new parish formed by the union of the missions at Mill River and Sheffield, Mass., which were until now part of the Great Barring. ton parish.
 A large barn on the Lot Clark place between Sheffield and South Egrement, Msss-, was destroyed by fire last Thurs day evening. The live stock was rescued but all the other contents of the barn were lost.
 The fall meeting of the Housatonic Christian Endeavor Union will be held at Kent tomorrow, Nov. 15. Morning session at 10 30 g. m. Afternoon session at 30 p. m. The program is very interesting one.
 Last winter there was . water famine in this village. We hope this year the water company will "lock the stable door before the horse is stolen;' in other words, prevent the waste of water before the reservoir is empty.
 Here is the mercury record for the last seven mornings: 23 26 28-24 20-40- B. Very cold northwest wind all last Sunday. Rain Monday afternoon from -13O to 3 o'clock and sleet storm be- tween 5 and 6 o'clock. Copious rain all day Tuesday and snow squalls yes. terday.
 Frank Bruey. the thirteen-y ear old son of August Bruey, was taken to the Reform School at. Meriden last Satur, day by Constable Rhoades. Frank would not attend school as the law re quiree, and last year he had been warned by County Truant Officer Wad hams what the consequences would be
 -Almira Templeton, 75 years old. . widow, who lived alone at Northeast Center near Millerton. N Y. was found dead Saturday morning and had sppar ently been dead week. The medical examiner thought she died from natura causes. There is no evidence of fou play except that her valuables canno, be found. Her son Henry, the only heir, lives in Chelsea, Mass.
 A society for amusement has bee, organized by the young people of Ca naan called. The Young Peoples Club and consists of twenty members. The. meet every two weeks and dif;eren games are participated in after tn, sslmagundi style. Their first meeting was with Miss Katharine Rorabacl Tuesday evening, and on Nov. 26 vii meet with Miss Maggie Hanlon.
 Judge Roraback was one of tn speakers at the banquet given to Hon Samuel Feseenden at the Allyn Hous, in Hartford last Friday night. H frankly stated that he had no apologize to make, no regrets to offer for not be ing present, but on the contra he wa very glad to be present. We admir- the candor of Judge Roraback. H sized up that occasion and said what h meant, and meant what he said.
 Charles Marvin, aged 75 year died of paralysis at Worcester. Mass on Monday morning of this week. H WAS born in East Canaan, Conn learned the carpenters trade in Winste and at p years of age removed Worcester where he has since resided For the past thirty years he hs been city messenger of Worcester. B is survived by his wife. one son and tw grandchildren who reside in Worcester and by his sister. Mrs s. M. Humphrey who resides in Canaan, Conn. and tho only survivor of her fathers lare family. Last summer Charles Marvi and his granddaughter spent seven weeks in Canaan, visiting Mrs Hun phrey Mir Marvin's funeral was a tended yesterday afternoon at Worce tsr. Mrs Humphrsy left Canaan Tue hay morning to attend the funssAl.