Connecticut western news., 1907-12-12


Henry B. Ives was in Middletown on
business yesterday.
A. P Curtiss of Norfolk was guest
at DIR. Camps Saturday.
Mrs. Rollin Newton has been under
the DOCTORS care the past week.
Bear in mind the meeting of the
Board of Trade Saturday evening.
Miss Lila johnson Of Norfolk spent
Sunday at Mrs. Della Hardenbergh's.
James w. Mccormick of Millerton
spent last week with his parents here.
Henry r. Whitford has been confined
to his home by illness for day or two.
Miss Mary Peck has moved from Mrs.
Pease's to A. G.. Stevens in Canaan VAL
ley.
The foundation walls for E. e. Mer-
chants house on railroad street are under
way.
Mr. and Mrs George Peet of Bridge
port were guests at DIR. Camps last
week.
Mr.. Osborne of Lakeville spent Sun
day with his daughters at William
Beebe's.
Show your interest in fire protection
by attending Saturday evenings Board
of Trade meeting.
William Emmons is i'll with typhoid
fever. John Parmelee is taking his
place at the station.
Henry II. Scutt expects to take formal
possession of his new barber shop in the
Garfield Inn this week.
DR.. @. E.Corwin has the distinction Of
being the first Canaanite to have his out
ter out and in use this winter.
Canaan was we'll represented the lat
ter part of last week at dances held In
East Canaan and Huntsville.
John l.. Thurlough has installed a
fountain to contain hot soda etc. The
heat is supplied by Berkshire Power cur
rent.
It is understood that out of-town
parties are negotiating for the purchase
of one of the lime plants not far from
Canaan.
The Crawford club will meet to-day
with Mrs. Junius Rhoades and Christ
Church Guild tomorrow with Mrs.
Bunnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Moseley have re-
turned from their wedding tour. The
honeymoon was spent with relatives OF
Mr.. Moseley in New York.
The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders of The Canaan National Bank
will be held at the bank on Tuesday
January IA. Directors will be elected al
this meeting.
Mrs. John P. Raihs went to New
York city Monday morning to purchase
stock of goods for the five and ter
cent store to be opened in connection
with the bakery.
Miss Finnegan,s dancing class fol-
adults now meets every Thursday from
7.30 to $780, Social dancing is INDUCED
in from $50 to II for which small
charge is made.
SO those requests for additional trair
service reached headquarters in goot
condition. Glad to hear it. Haven
heard the whistle Of the locomotive al
yet however. But wait.
A chimney fire in the residence O.
Mrs. Patrick Finnegan on Railroad
street caused considerable excitemen
for a short time Saturday. 1t was ex
tinguished by liberal application O
salt.
The sewer dispute stands precisel,
where it did week ago. Gaffney tool
the papers, to Waterbury, as we stated
last week, promised reply sin a few
days" and not word has been heart
| from him since.
On Friday December 90 the officers o.
the five choral societies in the Chora
Union will go to New York City on In
yitatlen of Carl Stocked. to attend tn
annual business meeting. After a din
ner at Delmonico's they will atten,
grand opera.
The ladies of the M. E. Church vii
hold their annual sale of useful ant
fancy articles in the church parlors OF
Tuesday afternoon and evening Decem
Der 18th from to 8 o'clock. Ice cream
and cake will also be for sale. ALI ar,
cordially invited to come.