Connecticut western news., 1907-10-03
MANUFACTURERS LOOKING CORRESPONDENCE CANAAN BOARD TRADE

How dry it is! l
 The lid is on, all right.
 Italians are good sprinters.
 Beer shipments are likely to decrease.
 F. B. Catlin of Winsted was in town Monday.
 The trains no longer make the stop at Pine Grove.
 Mrs. Frances Peet returned from At lantic City last week.
 Harry Holt is spending week with his brother in Albany, N. Y.
 A change of time goes into effect on the Berkshire division Sunday.
 The Cranford Club meets this after noon with Mrs. N. L. Jackson. George Mather is spending weeks vacation in New Haven and Mantle.
 MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Johnson of Pitts field were over-Sunday guests at William Beebe's.
 James Fuller of East Canaan has pur- chased an automobile of William Can field Jr.
 Walter Laidlaw and Allyn Fuller entered the Albany Business College Monday.
 A brewery representative came to town to see that Little Billy lis well taken care of.
 Judge A. T. Roraback and wife are visiting their son, Rev. A. E. Roraback in Providence.
 Miss Olive Humphrey has been spend ing few days with Mrs. l.. J. Kicker son in West Cornwall.
 Farm hands will hereafter be com pelled to submit to being searched for state police badges.
 John Cudney is taking weeks vaca- tion and Walter Hayes takes his place in Walters market. Miss Gertrude Smith of Colebrook visited Mrs. Emma T. Rood from Mon- day until Wednesday. .=...
 Earl Coon has gone to East Chatham, N. Y. to visit relatives and is also at. tending the Chatham fair .#..
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Manvel of Springfield, Mass, were guests of his parents Saturday and Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs.s Irving Ferguson of Bridgeport were guests of his father and sisters Saturday and Sunday.
 The former associates of "DeVoe l" and Seaman didn't seem glad to see them back again somehow or other.
 Night telegraph operator Hagadorn acted as station agent at Lime Rock Sat urday in the absence of agent Latour.
 J. B. Wilbur one of Sharon's we'll known citizens, and ex-selectman, was 8 caller at THE NEWS office Tuesday. The two little daughters of O. H. Os- born of Lakeville are to spend the win ter with MT. and Mrs. William Beebe.
 The Women's Guild of Christ church meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. O. w. Camp to organize for the ensuing year.
 | Twelve persons from Canaan attended the annual meeting of the Litchfield Northwest Conference at East Canaan Tuesday.
 "Jim Seaman y on July f, James Sea ton on September 28. Some difference in the name, but more in the appearance of the man.
 Dr. c. w. Camp went to Pittsfeld last week with John Robinson, who had cancer removed from his neck for the second time.
 Wigglesworth 6 Co.,, have the con- tract to erect the iron railing along the state road approaches to the 0. N. E. crossing on Church street.
 George H. Van Deusen has sold one of his box ball alleys to MT. Brant of Twin Lakes, who had it in successful operation at the Great Burlington fail.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Ives and Mrs. Mary Ives Guernsey of Scranton, Pa., former residents of this place, were guests of the Misses Granger last week.
 Judge A. T. Roraback and famil ly have returned from Twin Lakes, where they spent the greater part of the sum- mer, and have re-opened their residence here.
 The sewer contractors now have n en at work on the septic tank, extending the pipes under the 0. N. E. tracks on Church street and excavating along Whitford street.