Connecticut western news., 1906-12-20

K. W. Warner has returned from his western trip.
 Pears to us we. hear the tinkling oi wedding bells
 Miss Carre Fuller, who has been i'll with grip, is convalescent.
 J. H. Roraback has been spending several days in New York City.
 Mrs. Augusta O. New and Mrs. H. M Doty were ill Hartford Tuesday.
 Mrs. Hiram Beebe of Lakeville was a guest last week at W. N. Beebe's.
 Mrs. Charles Emmons, who has been visiting in New Britain, has returned.
 A new telephone has been installed in the home of Deputy Sheriff Rhoades.
 Miss Edith Barnes is assisting at Col hn's jewelry store during the holidays.
 Mrs. Sarah Warner has gone to Yer gennes, Vt., and will remain several weeks.
 | It is reported that Martin McCarty has purchased wood lot in Sheffield of E. J. Clark.
 1 Miss Lila Johnson of Norfolk has been spending few days at Mrs. Della liar denbergh's.
 The young people have been enjoying the skating on the Borden pond for several days.
 Martin Greer, son of John Greer, is quite seriously i'll. A trained nurse is in attendance.
 Several from Canaan were present at the dedication of the Ashley Falls chapel last week Friday.
 The express office will be open all day next Sunday on account of the rush of holiday business. Postmaster Glynn and Lawyer Blod- gett of Winsted were in town the latter part of last week.
 The many friends of w. H. Camp will be sorry to learn that MT. Camp is again confined to his bed. Mrs. Lumpkin and daughter, Clau- dine, are now occupying apartments in the Canfeld building.
 The condition of Matthew Dempsey, who had his leg amputated last week, remains about the same. Mrs. Cora Brown, formerly resident of this place, is making an extended visit with Miss Jane Norton.
 Favorable reports as to the condition of Miss Ellen Anderson continue to come from the Winsted hospital.
 Mrs. Frank Anson and Miss Minta Bradford are assisting at the Jackson & Eggleston store during the holiday sea- son.
 Miss Daphne Stickles will leave Sat urtlay of this week to spend Christmas with her mother Mrs. s. O. Stickles, of Derby
 Unclaimed letters remained in the Canaan postoffice Tuesday for Everett O. Tyler, Angelis de Nicenzo, Smaller Walkley.
 W. J. Cullen of the firm of Cullen and Go. electriceans, Pittsfield, Mass. was a caller at THE NEWS sanctum yes terday.
 J.B. Reed and sons are again boarding at William J. Ferguson's, as the diph- theria quarantine was raised several days ago.
 Several residences in Norfolk are be- ing wired for electric lighting. The juice" will be furnished by the Berk- shire Power Go.
 Canaan merchants have some very attractive window displays and also have the holiday goods shown in pleasing ar ray on their counters.
 William Holcomb, formerly of Canaan, now superintendent of John Alvord's farm near Torrington. is seriously ill with pleuro-p pneumonia.
 Miss Walker, the nurse who has been caring for Mrs. H. D. Humphrey, has returned to her home in Pittsield. Mrs Humphrey is much better.
 Miss Ella Langs thus far holds the Ga naan box ball championship among tho ladies. She made l27 points ill a recent game at the Osborne alley.
 The annual meeting of HousatoniC Lodge, No. 61, F. 6 A. M., will be held Saturday evening of this week. Al members are requested to attend. Rev. J. Milton Green, D. D., of Ha vana, Cuba, and Miss G. Irene Greene , of New York City, made a short visit a the home of James E. Greene, last week Adelbert Blass and family have moved from the Pequigney house, near tn station, to the Reilly house on Railroa' street recently vacated by Harry Knight