Connecticut western news., 1901-10-31

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 -J. L. Bragg Is away on a vacation.
 -George Hardenbergh is sick with the grip.
 Mrs c. o. Marsh of Cornwall called on friends here Tuesday.
 Beginner George w Holt of the saCons olidsted" road was in town yes terday.
 Miss Eagleson of New York has been the guest of Miss Mary Watson for several days,
 We are glad to report that Miss Sarah Stevens is gradually gaming strength and improving every day.
 We are prepared to keep house another year as we have received The O.d Farmers Almanac for 19O2. pub lished by William Ware < Go. Boston. Mass.
 -Dr. Hugo Thomson left here Monday morning for Providence and Bristol. R. l. He expects to be away until the middle or latter part of next week.
 Mrs D D. Walter will give sup per at her residence on Granite Ave. next Wednesday evening, Nov. 6,h. Proceeds for the benefit of Christ Church.
 Mrs Mary Kellogg went to New York City about three weeks ago. and is waiting her cousins. Mrs Smith and Miss Prentice. She will be gone until the last of November.
 If the land owners will sgree to chsnge the course of Camps brook, so called. from Church street to the Black berry river it will improve the sanitary condition of that part of the village.
 It is reported that out of town parties have rented the store and ten- ement now occupied by W. H. Emmons in Clemans' building and will take possession about the middle of Nov.
 Captain Becker and Mrs Becker of Albany. N. T. visited Rev. E ). Kelly and Mrs Kelly from Thursday until yesterday. Mrs Kelly is . sister of Mrs Becker, and accompanied her to Albany yesterday to remain few days.
 MT and Mrs NJ. B. Richardson of Lime Rock have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter. Lucy Caroline. to Mir Robert Winch Harwood of Natick, Mass, on Thursday the 14th of November, 1901, at Trinity Church, Lime Rock.
 The foot ball game which was held in Lakeville, Saturday, Oct. 26. resulted in . victory for the Hotchkiss eleven. The final score was Hotchkiss 3S, Betts Academy of Stamford. Conn, O. Hotchkiss will play with Taffts Nov. 2, and with Riverview Academy Nov. 7th.
 ID. McGregor met with a serious accident It the Allyndale quarries in East Canaan last Friday. He had both feet caught in the machine which planes marble. One foot was crushed and two bones broken in the other foot Dr. Ovens was summoned and dressed tho injuries, snd the next day Mir Mo Gregor was removed to his home, Lee, Mass.
 A. V. A. Felten will tart for Ashe- vile. N. O., Nov. 18th, where he in- tsnds to remain one month and then proceed to San Antonio, Texas, to spend the winter. He intends to visii Washington. D. 0. and Raleigh, N. O. on his route from Canaan to Asheville Mir Felten will be greatly missed in Canasn this winter, but MT and Mrs John G. BeckleY will be very glad tc meet him in Raleigh and all three will be welcomed home next spring.
 The editor of the NEWS was il Great Burlington last Saturday ane Postmaster Hinman kindly showed him scme of the improvements that have recently been made there and other, that are in progress The new passen ger ard freight stations of the "Con solidated" road are the greatest i'm provements made there in recent years Fire proof blocks gre being erected ol the sites of the buildings that wer' destroyed by the different fires tha have occurred in Great Burlington At the head of Railroad street blocl is being erected with accommodation for six stores on the first floor. Tn Berkshire Block and annex, corne of Main and Bridge streets, IS beinl rebuilt as three story fire proof block with accommodations for the post offic and four stores on the first hoor offices on the second floor, ant lodge rooms on the third floor for th Free Nasons and Odd Fellows. Al over the village improvements are bein made. Great Burlington always wa enterprising and progressive. but would seem that an unusual spirit ( progress and improvement has re oently struck the town and materializs into large and elegant summer hotels business blocks and fne residences Great Baxrington's prospects were nsvs heigAtss than today.