Connecticut western news., 1906-04-05
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MISS Anna broWn mas been II Brooklyn for few days.
 70. P. Suydam of Millerton called ol acquaintances in town Wednesday.
 Mrs. William Beebe spent last weel visiting friends in Gaylordsville, Conn
 Geo. c. Peet of Bridgeport, has beer visiting his mother during the past few days.
 Mrs. Wilcox, mother of Mrs. Hattie Peet has been quite i'll during the pas few days.
 pr. H. l.. Ross will attend the State Dental Convention at Bridgeport, Apri F and IS.
 Mrs. Carter, proprietor of the station restaurant, has been on the sick list dur ing the past week.
 Mrs. William Beebe left yesterday to spend week with her brother il Stanfordville, N. Y.
 Miss Belle Lorraine will assume the position of organist at the Pilgrim church next Sunday.
 Il. B. Tinker and family have moved from Pine Grove to Mrs. A. K. Rhodes house at the lower corner.
 Stephen Reilly of Hartford has solo his former residence on West Main street to George H. Van Deusen.
 
 Mrs. J. E. Newton and Mrs. R. D Peirce leave this week Friday for an ex tended visit in New York city.
 -Chas. Rodemyer of Bethel, Conn. was on over Sunday, guest of his sister Mrs. H. L. Ross, and brother James.
 w. K. Lyon, assistant superintend ent of the Berkshire Division of the N r., N. H. 6 H., was ill town Tuesday
 Mrs. J. O. Richmond has gone te live with her sister. Mrs. s. J. Rora back. She moved her household effects on Monday.
 Lester Haskins, formerly of Canaan, who has been in Great Harrington the past year, is to return to South Canaan and resume farming.
 -Sam1 Iermond has resigned his position at the N. E. Lime Go. cooperage and entered the employ of the Berkshire Hills Go. at Sheffield.
 Frank Blass, formerly of Lakeville but now of Canaan, has taken position in the composing room of THE CoNNECTI CUT WESTERN NEWS.
 Mrs. A. D. Wait of Cohoes, former resident of Canaan, who has been quite ill in Bethel, Conn.,, was slightly i'm proved according to last reports.
 MT and Mrs. M. L. Jackson moved last week from the T. B. Strong house on West Main street, to the place they recently purchased of Martin Langs on Foote avenue.
 Patrick Reilly has gone to Hartford to reside, and has rented his house on Railroad street to Harry Knight of Mill River, who has purchased Talmage Pull ver's tea route.
 Melville Prentice, formerly in the employ of Dr. Lee, is now employed by Frederick Schermerhorn in the construc- tion of the knitting mill building. Henry Cudney succeeds him at Dr. Lees.
 Judge A. T. Roraback has opened the criminal term for New Haven county. Forty-five prisoners were put to plea be- fore him Tuesday, three of whom are charged with murder in the first degree.
 George Bishop of Falls Village, for merly foreman for Borden's at Lime Rock, has entered the employ of the Canaan Dairy, and will adopt number of late sanitary methods of handling the milk.
 The selectmen are making much needed -improvement in the highway be- tween the bridges on Elm street. The limestone chips being leveled there un- der Foreman Busters practiced eye will make the travelling better.
 John P Rains, the baker who has leased one of the stores in the Porter building, now being completed on Rail road street, is moving his fixtures and paraphernalia from Sheffield and will soon be ready for business.
 From all accounts Shefield's town meeting must have been interesting Canaan people have read with interest Frank Dunham's pointed and logical re marks concerning the pending litigation against the Berkshire Power Company
 Miss Louisa Roraback, who has beer officiating as supply teacher in tn, Sharon school, has returned to her home here. A desire has been expressed tha she be engaged as permanent teache, there during the next school year.
 Charles G. Smith, who resides a Konkapot, has purchased the T. B Strong place and assumed owuershi] Monday of this week. The premises ar, vacant at the present time. MT. Smitl is to move the house to the rear of tn, lot and expects to construct new hous, on the foundation thus vacated.
 --Inasmuch as the Rev. T. R. Wallac will be ill attendance at conference a Newburg, N. Y., there will be no preach ing services in the Methodist church ol Sunday next. Sunday school, however will be held as usual MT. Wallace ha served, with great acceptation. as paste of this church during the past two ant one-half years. A unanimous reques has been made for his return here an, | the members of the church feel conf dent that conference will respect thei wishes in the matter
 | The funeral of Postmaster Miltol Roraback of Ashley Falls, was held her in the Methodist church on Thursday 0 last week. The services were conducte by the Rev. M. B. Snyder of Sheffield assisted by Rev. T. R. Wallace, pssto of the church. The rites were attende,