Connecticut western news., 1907-04-11
Sort of a Decemberish April.

Mrs. Cora Adams has been visiting in Norfolk
 Mrs. Dunlap has moved from Mill River to Canaan.
 The Hawthorne Club met yesterday with Mrs. R. D. Peirce.
 c. c. Callender has an auction at his residence this afternoon,
 The Cranford Club meets this after noon with Mrs. H. l.. Ross.
 The sound of the horse clipping ma- chine is heard ill the land.
 N L. Dunbar of Cornwall Bridge was among those in town Monday.
 l.. G. Fake of Chatham, N. Y., was a caller at THE NEws office Tuesday.
 The snow iuterfered but little with the operation of the trains yesterday.
 Miss Caroline Camp is visiting in Boston and former schoolmates at Dana Hall
 Miss Grace M. Roraback of New Ha- ven has been spending her vacation at home.
 MT. and Mrs. Reuben Brewer of Great Harrington are to spend the summer in Canaan.
 Mrs. H. M. Doty was called to West Lebanon Tuesday to attend the funeral of an aunt.
 Rev. A. E. Roraback of Providence, R. l., has been spending few days at his home here.
 A number of Canaanltes attended the egg supper at the Ashley Falls chapel Friday evening.
 Dr. Fred s. Parsons of Thomaston has been visiting his father, brothers and sister here. ...--
 Miss Daphne Stickles has returned from Derby and resumed her position with THE NEWS.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Chopper are to move from the Porter building to rooms over Badgley's market.
 Miss Gillette of Hartford has been spending few days with his brother. Rev E. o. Gillette.
 Electric lights are to be installed in the Camp drug store soon to be occupied by MT. Thurlough. El
 Misses Edith Barnes and Sarah O. Ferguson have been spending few days in New York and Oyster Bay. Charles 0. Callender went to Bridge port last week, found desirable rent and expects to move there next week. H. R. Caldwell has moved from Ed ward Warmers house near the gravel pit to the Patrick Britt house on the Clayton road.
 The net proceeds of the orange tea, held in the Methodist church parlors last Friday evening, amounted to about $35.0O.
 Mrs Augusta Scott has returned from Wurtsboro, N. Y, where she was called several weeks ago by the illness of her daughter.
 John Curtis and family have moved from Great Burlington to the Lynch house, owned by A. A. Hubbard, on Railroad street. J. F. Rains has ordered an electric motor which will be used to operate the ice cream freezers in the Model bakery the coming summer. John Thurlough of Winsted, who has purchased the w. H. Camp drug busi- ness, will probably arrive here Saturday or Monday to assume active control.
 MT. and Mrs. R. Stanton have moved their household effects from Falls Vil- lage and are occupying a house on High street owned by Abram Coons.
 R. Stanton who moved here from Falls Village to Canaan to take charge of one of J. P. Rains delivery wagons made his first trip Monday morning..
 M. l.. Osborne has taken his box ball alleys apart and is preparing to vacate the Norton building on West Main street which he has occupied for several months.
 l.. c. Rhoades takes his rheumatism out for a daily airing, but finds naviga- ton not altogether pleasure. The sher- if isn't in real good shape to chase crimi- nals these days.
 Rehearsals for the drama 'Down in Main" are progressing most satisfactori- ! | the best home talent plays ever pre- sented in Canaan.
 Canaanites in general, and the mem- bers of the Methodist Church in particu- lar, were much gratified Tuesday even- ! ing to learn that the Rev. T. R. Wallace has been returned here. It is evident