Connecticut western news., 1906-11-29


 Miss Edith welles Of New Milford
 was home over Sunday.
 s. A. Eddy and family are spending Thanksgiving with Prof. Payne at Nor. folk.
 Miss Gertrude Smith of Colebrook was a guest on Tuesday of Mrs. Bunnell and sister.
 John Cudney Is in charge of the Os- borne boxban alley during the absence of MT. Osborne.
 Mrs. Frances Clemens and Mrs. s. A. Bennett are spending Thanksgiving in New York city.
 There are two things Canasnites win now pay in advance, i. e., their box rent and their water rent
 Mis- Katherine Roraback is home from New Haven and the Rev A. R. Rora- back from Providence.
 MT. Morgan and son of Torrington are spending Thanksgiving with the for mer's parents. Mir. and Mrs Pulver.
 Mrs. Wilcox, mother of Mrs. Hattie Peet, who has been i'll for long time, is now in a critical condition
 Seneca Strong has secured a firmer hold on the boxbalI championship at the Osborne alleys by scoring I6l points.
 Canaan will have a fiat iron building just like other cities when the boiler room near the automobile garage is com pleted.
 Mrs. o. H.. Pease is spending Thanks giving with her parenss in West Hart ford. She is accompanied by Miss Hell en Pease.
 Mrs. Rood, Mrs. Bunnell and Mrs. Hahn visited Mrs. Mcintyre and her mother in Clayton on Wednesday of last week.
 Samuel Reels English bon dog was exhibited at the Hartford show last week and received "very Highly Com mended" in three classes.
 Matthew Dempsey, who has been i'll for some time with typoid fever, and who recently experienced relapse, re- mains in serious condition.
 On Tuesday the New England Lime Company declared three per cent divi- dend to stockholders of record December 20, payable on or before December 3l.
 Patrick J. Kane and Miss Mary Mo Cormick. daughter of James. Mccormick both of Canaan, were married yesterday morning at St. Mary's Church, Lake will, by Rev. Father Bannon.
 It being Thanksgiving there will be no meeting of the Cranford Club or Church Guild this week. Next week the Club meets with Mrs. Hamm and the Guild with Mrs. Vosburg.
 There are no new cases of diphtheria in town and it is thought that the dan ger of contagion has practically passed. Health Officer Lee did the right thing at the right time when he closed the school.
 The bazaar held at the Town Hall yes terday afternoon and evening by the ladies of St. Joseph's Church was well attended and was a pronounced success. The receipts will considerably increase the church exchequer.
 Mrs. H. D. Humphrey, who has been ill for five weeks, experienced a lslight relapse the latter part of last week but is now gaining again. Miss Walker, a trained nurse from Pittsfeld, also Miss Ella Hall of Canaan, an in attendance.
 Amos Beaujon and Miss Hattie Scher- merhorn wege married Sunday evening and were duly serenaded Monday eve ming by the calithumpian band at the home of the groom near the camp ground. The new benedict did the honors in style.
 On Tuesday evening of next week a meeting will be held at the Town Hall for the purpose of discussing the advisa- bility of holding during the coming winter. assemblies similar to those held three or four years ago. All interested are invited to attend this meeting.
 Willard F. Burghardt of Empire, Col orado is spending a Lsonth's vacation with his parents MT. and Mrs. Wallace w. Burghardt. He arrived Tuesday He has been absent about three years and is at present one of the stockholders of the "Redi Elephant