Connecticut western news., 1907-04-04

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 For work. Anna Rogers of Fairfield is home for a week. Lulu Burnett of Bridgeport is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edith Ward, for week. Stella Lord of Bridgeport is visiting at Mrs. Maria Halls.
 School commenced Monday in the Amesville school after vacation of two weeks.
 D. Chertock lost horse Thursday night that he purchased a few days be- fore from Litchfield parties. Dr. Corwin of Canaan was called, but found the ami nal beyond help and shot 1t to end it's suffering.
 Frank Reed has been temporarily act ing as clerk ill A. Roth's grocery store for a few days. l Frank Andrews has moved his family 1 from the Miner building to rooms in the Burns house.
 Mrs. E. J. Simpson and daughter and Miss Ethel Lamb of New Haven are guests of Mrs. B. O. Heinz. | Rexford Stanton is moving to Canaan where he has entered the employ of J. 1 P. Rains, the baker, and will drive one of MT. Rains teams, on delivery and sale route. Clarence Turner has placed an order for a blackboard automobile and expects 1t almost any minute.
 Good old summer weather Friday. The mercury in the thermometer on the Inn porch climbed to the 80 mark.
 The blind musicians gave an excellent entertainment in Citizens Hall Thurs day evening, although two of the four members of the company were prevented by sickness from taking part ill the pro- gramme.
 Mrs. Jane Collins has moved from rooms in the Miner residence to the Maltbie house from which she moved. some time ago. O. J. Sabin and wife have been visit | ing in Hartford for week. | Sexton Dwight Moore is spending the week at Elmwood, near Hartford.
 Edward House has just purchased of Winsted parties valuable team of black horses. Their weight is 2500 pounds
 Averill Hubbell is visiting his amt, Bertha Hubbell, in New Haven.
 Miss F. A. Dean, teacher in the Hunt school, is spending her vacation as the
 
 Recent guests at the Falls Village Inn are E. s. Willett of Bridgeport, Chris. Fowler of Pittsfield, Mass, E. Aldrich of Bethel. Conn.,, H. H. Reed of Water bury, Fred J. Hunt of NewHaven, Rich ard L. Knapp of Boston.
 Miss Clara Dunham of New Haven is visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma Kel- logg.
 Sessions will be resumed Monday morning at the Hunt school after a va cation of two weeks. Mrs. Minott Lyman of Bridgeport is , visiting her sister, Mrs. T. F. Watson. Mrs. Henry Whitford of Canaan, with , her two daughters, spent Easter Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Mundry. Paul E. Mead of New York spent Sunday with his mother. , D. W. Smaller of Winsted was in town Tuesday. tuning pianos. Mrs. George Frink spent Tuesday in Bridgeport.
 Ed. Howe says he can't stand indoor work, consequently he is soon to resume work on his farm Beside that, those chickens need careful attention for a spell yet.
 Ol w ldS D6eu spending few days vacation at home.
 A new cook from NewHaven presides in the Inn kitchen.
 MT. Brock went to Bridgeport last week to pack his household effects pre- paratory to shipping them here.
 There is quite perceptible improve ment ill the condition of George w. Hall.
 John T. Bartle has been spending a few days i'll New York city.
 Rev. H. B. Chown and wife left Tues day for New York city, where they will attend conference Silas Millin of Kent is the new super intendent of the Mutual Milk and Cream Company's plant here.
 Preparations for large number of summer people are being made at the Falls Village Inn. Proprietor Casey says that he expects to have the house filled throughout the season.
 The Current Events Club, which meets each Wednesday at the library, is prov