Connecticut western news., 1906-11-01
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Mrs 0. H. Briggs is visiting in Water bury.
 Ralph Crissey of Norfolk was in town Monday.
 Eleven voters were made at Fridays meeting.
 George Lake is quite seriously ill with typhoid fever.
 J. H. Lyles of Hartford is visiting his son H. E. Lyles.
 J. 0. Roraback spent portion of last week in New Haven.
 Mrs. George Wilcox has been spending a few days in Bridgeport.
 Rev. T. R. Wallace and daughter spent Monday in Ancram, N. I.
 The Cranford Club met last Thursday with Mrs. H. D. Humphrey.
 THE NEWS and "The New Idea" Maga zine both one year for S2.10.
 The Cranford Club will meet with Miss Granger this afternoon.
 The Hawthorne Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. E. c. Gillette.
 Charles Rodemeyer of Danbury was an over Sunday guest at Dr. Ross.
 Mrs. Joseph Germond of S.anfordville N. '. was a recent guest at Frank Ste vens'.
 Miss Carre Fuller has been visiting Miss Mary Barnett in South Glaston- bury.
 Miss Helen Chamberlain of Scranton, Pa, is guest of her cousin, Mrs. E. c. Gillette.
 Miss Hazel Beeman of Winstead was a recent guest of her aunt, Mrs, William Garfield.
 Mrs. J. H. Lansing has been enter tainIng her sister, Miss Howell, of Salt Point, N. Y.
 A. H. Owens is staying with his daughter, Mrs. Marcus Barnes, at Great Burlington.
 The Douglas library is now open on Saturday afternoons only, instead of Wednesday and Saturday.
 Selden Downs of Tyringham, Mass. has been spending few days with his daughter Mrs. Frank Stevens.
 Miss Carre Fuller attended the Laselle Seminary Association dinner at the Hartford Club on Saturday last.
 Mrs. H. D. Humphrey has been i'll since Saturday with a slight attack of appendicitis, but is rapidly improving
 J. H. Tierney has moved from the Quinn house on West Main street to James Reels residence on East Main street
 Kellogg Belden, who was for some years locomotive fireman, contemplates again handling the shovel and pulling the bell rope.
 Dr. H. L. Ross is in New Haven this week attending special class of porce- lain work at the Jenkins Post Graduate Porcelain School.
 Mir Wilcox of the Bordon Company has taken possession of the New place on West Main street which he has leased for the ensuing year.
 Mrs. Wm. Shuckerow and Mrs. M. T. Mulchy of Hartford were in town last week. Mrs. Shuckerow expects to erect summer residence here.
 Mrs. Bunnel and Mrs. Rood have re- turned to their rooms after ten days visit, Mrs. Bunnell in Torrington and Mrs. Rood in Philadelphia, Pa.
 The old town don't look real natural this morning but things may all get back home again ill a week or so. Last night was Halloween you know.
 George Van Duesen has purchased and received two box ball alleys and is installing the same in his quarters in the basement of the Garfield building.
 The hearings in the suit against The Berkshire Power Company were resumed at Sheffield Tuesday and will probably consume the remainder of the week.
 A republican caucus for the Ilomina- of candidate for representative and candidates for justices of the peace will be held at Town Hall, Saturday after noon at 3 o'clock.
 We hear that there are some cracked ribs and dis6gured countenences as a result of an evening of jollifcation north of Canaan and south of Ashley Falls not long ago.
 The Berkshire Power Company have contracted with the Barnum- Richardson Company to wire their furnaces, engine room and offices at East Canaan. The work will be begun at once. The Canaanites who went on the New York excursion last Thursday and ar rived home in the early hours Friday morning had longer ride, in some re- spects than they anticipated.
 Deputy Sheriff Rhodes found a valu- | able dog runnin0 the straatS ono dav 1a s+