Connecticut western news., 1907-02-21

 serve Chicken Pie Supper in the Church parlors Friday evening, Feb. 20, from 5.3O to 800. Martha and George Washington do earnestly en- treat their friends and neighbors to partake of ye good cheer.
 Mrs. Thomas Abbe was recent grip victim.
 F. R. Collin is convalescing from his attack of grip.
 A. H. Herriman and wife have been visiting in Canada.
 Russell Drum1n is driving team for truckman Cropper.
 Mrs. E. Cropper has been visiting her mother in Pittsfeld.
 Thad Baird will occupy Whitford's new house on April 1.
 The Cranford Club meets with Mrs. Junius Rhoades this afternoon.
 Miss Olive Humphrey has been ill with tonsilitis for several days.
 Miss Helen May of Monterey was an | over Sunday guest at H. B. Ives.
 The Misses Brown are having their residence wired for electric lighting.
 Miss Ella Hall is caring for Miss Olive Humphrey, who is ill with tonsilitis.
 Miss Gladys DeHart was home from Hartford from Friday until Tuesday.
 Mrs. o. W. Camp was an over Sunday guest of Van Deusenville, Mass, friends.
 P. Carey will occupy the house recent ly vacated by Mrs Ordway after April 1.
 Mrs. Alice Neiling will move into the house now occupied by F. Carey on April 1.
 Charles H. Briggs of New York came to town to spend Sunday at "The Naples fFrg
 MT. Walker of the firm of Paul 6 Walker, Great Harrington, was in town Tuesday. bns
 Mrs. Martin Langs has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Grinnen of Springfield.
 As a result of fall on the ice Sat1T- day, Mrs. Johanna Lumpkin sustained a sprained wrist.
 The Rev. J. P. Smyth's cold frame lettuce succumbed to the recent vigorous winter weather.
 Prof. Howard Smith of Colebrook has organized a class in vocal and instru- mental music here.
 Mrs. Martin Langs and daughter Ella attended matinee in Great Harrington yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs. John Osborne and son of Lake vile spent part of last week with Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Beebe.
 Mrs. Frances Peet has been spending few days with relatives in Van Deu- senville, Massachusetts.
 It is now thought that the rebuilding of the Warner House will be completed some time during June.
 Matthew Dempsey is rapidly improv- ing and enjoyed sleigh ride with Dr. Adam one day this week.
 A party of Canaanites went to Nor folk last evening to listen to the lecture by Arctic explorer Peary.
 D. w. Higgins of New York City has taken position in the job printing de- partment of The Canaan Printing Go.
 Miss Edith O. Proper was called to her home at Livingston, Columbia county, New York, by the illness of her brother.
 Samuel Briggs who resides in the Weatogue district saw two male pheas-. ants near his home yesterday morning.
 Mrs. Castle, sister of Mrs. Ophelia Camp, has returned to her home in Rox- bury, Conn.,, after stay of several days here.
 George s. Fuller has moved his hard ware business into his new quarters, and is now doing business at the new stand.
 The post office will open and close Friday, Feb. 22, as follows: Open, 7.30 a. m.; close, HOO a. m. Open, 600 D. m.; close, 7.30 p. m.
 Albert Barnes is quite i'll at his home in Great Burlington. His little son, Frederick, is spending few days with Mrs. Junius Rhoades.
 MT. and Mrs. William Decker of Win sted are visiting at MT. and Mrs. Wm. Beebe's. MT. Decker is doing the plumb ing at the Garfield Inn.
 Louvigia Caravati, aged five days, daughter of Peter Caravati, died near East Canaan Saturday and was buried ill the Catholic cemetery Monday.