Connecticut western news., 1907-12-05
MANUFACTURERS LOCATIONS SHOULD
CORRESPONDENCE THE BOARD OF TRADE

Mrs Adrian Terry and daughter, Miss
Terry, of Knoxville, Tenn, are spend
ing the week at 1.-THE Grove"
Robert Bryan, William Simmons and
guests last week at DIR. Camps.
Selden Downs of birmingham, Mass,
has been spending few days with his
daughter, Mrs. Frank F. Stevens.
Miss Marion Roger of Sharon Valley
was home to spend Thanksgiving and
was accompanied by Miss Olive Evans
of Millerton.
Wigglesworth g Co. Rave added to
their shop equipment large foot power
machine for cutting large pieces of tin,
sheet iron, etc.
Wigglesworth & Go. have added a new
department. to their business and have
re-arranged the center Of their store to
contain display of toys.
DIR. f. s. Parsons, wife and son of
Thomaston have been spending a few
days in town with Mr. Parsons father.
brothers and sister.
The Missionary social will meet with
Mrs. Hubbard Friday afternoon at 2:3o
and the Mission Circle will meet with
Miss Barnes at the same hour.
Miss Emma Coggswell of Pittsfeld,
who has been visiting in New York, ac-
companied Mrs. Lee home and will visit
at DIR. Lees and G. P. Strong's this
week.
Unclaimed mail remained in the Ca
naan postofice Tuesday for Mrs. H. P
Burleigh, B. Burdette. Miss Helen Hunt,
George Louis, George w. Kiidow, Mel
bourne S. Meyer.
Henry R. Whitford, George Van Deu-
sen, John Adam and William Dempsey,
have taken their launches from the
Housatonic River and placed them in
winter quarters.
Board of Trade meeting this week
Saturday evening at eight o'clock at the
u
Subject for discussion: Fire Protec-
ton" You should be present
Sylvester Marshall has completed his
duties at the Jackson Eggleston store
and will hereafter devote his time to as
sisting In the conduct Of the pool room
in which he has purchased half inter
est
DIR. Godfrey of Bridgeport was in
town Monday, having been called here
in consultation with Dr. Camp, relative
to the illness of Mrs. FL. d. Humphrey
who has now been confined to her bed
for several weeks.
Fourteen partook of Thanksgiving
dinner at D. w Manvel's They were
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Bushnell, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. B. French, Miss Cora Marvel,
G.. w. Marvel, Walter Carlton French
of Sheffield. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred I. Man
vel, Pittsield. Mrs. John Marvel, Ashley
Falls and Mrs. Mary Corbit Canaan.
The Canaan carpenters who are work
ing in Cornwall ate their Thanksgiving
dinner in the cabin they have erected
near the building ON which they are
employed. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorraine pro-
vided large turkey and amid the novel
surroundings the feast was enjoyed
fully as much as any held in mansions
on that day.
The Pittsfeld Eagle says: The mar.
riage of Alexander c. Foote of this city
and Miss Gertrude Coons of Canaan, Ct
took place Saturday evening at O'Clock
at st. Stephens rectory on East street
Rev. William H. Gibbons officiating
The full Episcopal service was used
Mr.. and Mrs. Foote received numerous
gifts appropriate to the occasion. Mr.
Foot, is at present night driver of the
police patrol. Mrs. Foote recently came
here from Connecticut, After snort
honeymoon trip. they will be at home
for the present at 223 Francis avenue.
School Notes ...
Pupils in District No who were not
absent during November; Carl Curtis
John Consoline, Viola Holt, Catherine
Dean, Charles Joyner, Olive Rood
Annie Thompson. Viola Thompson.
There were no tardy marks in the
school during the month.
The registration in the town in
November 1905 was 325 and the average
attendance 271.68. In November 1907,
the registration had increased to 372 and
/ the attendance to 302.74.