Connecticut western news., 1902-02-06


 painting ct the new East Canaan hall George says he is not in company with any of his brothers.
 The receipts of the drive whist ard Welsh rabbit party at Town Hall, Fri day night were s22 50. The affair was aV I A. benefit
 Mrs Alonzo Farshley of Dorchester. Mass, came last Friday to visit her sister, Mrs Esther Williams, and re- mained over Sunday.
 Sherwood c. Cummings is tearing down the oldest barn on his premises in this place, SO that the village will have one less fire trap.
 Leonard L. Barton. . prominent farmer living near Millerton, N. T., died suddenly of heart disease in his barn on Sunday. He was 65 years old.
 Mrs F. Goodrich of New Britain arrived in town Saturday and stayed over Sunday with her father, Charles Emmons. She returned home Monday.
 Charles Beauion of New York city visited his brother, Amoe, here over Sunday, and this week has gone to Leuox, Mass to visit his mother and sister.
 -Thaddens Downing and wife have returned to their home in HArlemville, N. r., after ten days visit Mrs Down. ine's parents, MT and Mira Perrin Stanton.
 We learn that Jerome Root and Edward Merchant were largely instru- mental in e1tinguishing the fire that ran SO near to Mrs Browns house on January 28.
 The Young Peoples Club had a very enjoyable time at their gathering Nith Miss Bessie Spaulding. Tuesday evening. They meet next week at the Warner House, Feb. 11th.
 John Miller and wife have moved from Barlow street into E. W. Warner 8 yellow tenement on O. N. E. place John Eagan and wife will occupy the house vacated by Miller.
 -Dr. John G. Adam went to Crest Burlington, Mass on Monday where he will practice medicine and will occupy the offices at the residence of the late Dr. Samuel Camp. He will board with Mrs Camp.
 -Dr. wv. Knight of Sharon is still critically ill and delerious. About four weeks ago he was taken with grip from which he did not recover. Dr. Knight runs a drug store and is the probate judge of Sharon.
 Mrs R. l.. McLAin, who has been in Hartford for quite awhile with her sister, Miss Bessie Franklin who has been i'll since last August, left . week ago last Monday for Los Angeles, Cal. Miss Bessie is very much improved.
 The Winsted Citizen eays: The Borden Condensed Milk company of Car aan has leased the Mill River cream cry which is owned by . stock company of which Fl. K. Bloodgood is an officer. The creamery is to be used IS . sub station.
 The twenty. first anniversary of the founding of the Christian Endeavor society, which was to have been cele- brAted at the Methodist church last Sunday evening, was postponed on ac- count of the storm until next Sunday evening.
 -J. L. Washing wishes it distinctly understood thSt the stocks of the Bank. CTS and Brokers Oil Company and the Ferndale Oil Company advertised in the NEWS of January g. also the stocl of the Patuxent Oil Company advertised in today's issue of the NEWS. arc bona fide and reliable investments. Elsewhere in this paper is m arti cle about the Ames monument at Sher man Station, Wyoming. Said article will be of interest to the people o Northwestern Connecticut inasmuch al OAkes and Oliver Ames were brotherl of Horatio Ames who operated the iror works at Amesville near Falls Village
 Letters remaining uncalled for 1T Canaan post office are addressed al follows:
 Dr. 0 s. Lenox
 Mi Newton G. Wright |" James Brick George O'Brien
 Mrs David Walsh
 Charles E. Barker, 30, of Winsted died of typhoid fever at Cornwall, On tario, Canada, on Sunday morning. H' was an excellent cornetist. and wa travelling with an Uncle Toms Cabil company During the Spanish war h. was bandmaster of the Third Connect cut Regt band. He is survived by hi wife, and his parents, Mir and Mrs. H S. Barker of Winsted. also by brothe and sister. The Knights of Pythia had charge of the funeral services a Winsted on Tuesday. |
 POINTERS.
 Hen house for sale. See adv.
 Beef and turkeys for sale. See adv