Connecticut western news., 1907-09-05
MANUFACTURERS LOCATIONS SHOULD CORRESPONDENCE THE CANAAN BOARD OF TRADE


 Mrs. Keeney's sister, Mrs. O. H. Pease O. H. Osborn, of Lakeville, spent Sun- day with his children who have been visiting at William Beebe's for @ few weeks. Miss Evangeline Hines of New Haven and Miss Mary L. Bolton of Bridgeport have been visiting their uncle. Joseph Kegler. Decker & Alvord have taken posses sion of the Norton building and have placed stock of plumbing materials therein. MT and Mrs. Reuben Brewer, of Ct. Barrigton, have returned, to again spend the winter..at the home of their niece, Mrs. Esther Williams
 The communion of The Lords Supper will be celebrated at Pilgrim Church Sunday morning, preparatory service Friday afternoon at o'clock. MT. and Mrs. John Devine returned Saturday evening from their visit to Ireland. They have been absent about ten weeks.
 ~ Misses Amy and Bertha Leighton of New York city. who have been visiting Mrs. O. E. Badgley and Miss Finnegan, have gone to Lenox.
 Miss Blanche Gibbs who has been the guest of Miss Catherine Finnegan has returned to her duties as head nurse of a private sanitarium in Now York.
 The weight of the coal against the side of Ives 6 Peirces' coal shed forced DOT tion of the building onto the O. N. E. tracks yesterday morning.
 Mrs. Angeline White and son of New Berlin, Ohenango O., N. Y. have been entertained the past week by Mrs. Whites neice, Mrs. c. P. Strong.
 Prof. Millington and family, of Win sted, who have been camping for several weeks near Bartholomew's bridge, have broken camp and returned home.
 The offering for the Home Missionary Society, which is usually received the second Sunday in September, will be postponed to Sunday, September 15.
 Frank Whiting purchasedIyesterday, of Azzo Gondelli, the Maloney place near the Bennett Hill bridge. ',x The sale was made by real estate agent A. P. Briggs.
 William Clemans completed few days ago, a cement sidewalk in front of the residence of J. B. Reed on West Main street and we hear there are more to follow on that street.
 The baseball game between Canaan and All-Pittsfield, which was to have been played here Monday afternoon, was called off because of the rain. It will be be played here Saturday.
 Dr. Hodges, dean of the university at dress at the Mary Watson Home to-day at 9:30 a. m. and 5 p. m., to which ser vices all are invited.
 Mrs. A. T. Darling and daughter, Es- ther, Miss Nellie Hall, Miss Grace Bailey and Mrs. James Hall have returned to their home i'll Utice, N. Y. after spend ing three weeks with their sister, Mrs. E. G. Smith.
 The milk receiving platform, the use of which was discontinued some time ago, and which has been a menace to the lives of trainmen while switching cars here, has been removed from alongside the N. Y. N. H. & H. tracks, near the station, and the board walk has been ex- tended some distance.
 Miss Catherine Finnegan's dancing school closed last Thursday with a re- ception. The scholars invited their friends and there was large attendance. The grand march was first, led by Min nie Caldwell and George Boiney. Dan- cling the lanciers without prompting was another feature. In the last dance the boys had thelr adult lady friends for partners.
 Special Town Meeting
 On Monday of next week a special town meeting relative to road appropri- ation for the town of North Canaan will be held ill Town Hall Notice of the meeting appears in another column, Gasoline Launch FlotiIla
 Leonard Caldwell jr. is constructing a gasoline launch which he will put afioat on the Housatonic river. This will be the eighth launch on the river and a boat parade some evening or a regatta some bright day should be an attraction