Connecticut western news., 1907-10-17

T. l.. Norton of Lakeville was in town Monday.
 Cranford Club meet today with Mrs. Frank Hitchcock. Mrs. O. H. Pease is visiting her par. ents in West Hartford. Miss Olive Humphrey has returned from her visit to West Cornwall. Miss Edith Greene has been spending several days in New York City. F. A. Johnson has purchased Q Wal tham piano of George w! Ford. Martin Langs has purchased depot wagon of Great Harrington parties.
 Christ Church Guild meet with Mrs. Edwin Psase, tomorrow at 2:3O o'clock. Miss Ferguson is entertaining her nephew, Wm. Partridge, of Andover.
 Mrs. Webster of Bristol was recent guest of her sister, Mrs. Sarah J. Hamm. s. o. Beckley has been spending few days in Hartford as the guest of his son John.
 Miss Clara Armstrong of Bridgeport is guest of her sister, Mrs. T. R. Wallace
 We are pleased to note Lewis Rora- backs continued progress toward res oovery.
 Two candidates were initiated last evening by Wangum Camp of Modern Woodmen.
 Rev. and Mrs J. P. Smyth, and son are visiting Mrs. Smyth's parents in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mrs. l.. J. Nickerson of West Corn wall has been spending few days at H. D. Humphreys.
 Mrs. Wilcox. is ill with stomach trouble. Mir. Wilcox and daughter ar rived home Monday.
 Mrs. Ewald who has been boarding with Mrs. Hamm has returned to her home in New York.
 It now costs two cents loaf more to lean on the staff of life than it did last week at this time.
 With residences being built, remodeled and repaired, the services of mechanics are much in demand.
 Miss Harriet Stone, sup~rintendent of schools, made her semi-monthly visit to town last week.
 Rev. E. O. Gillette officiated, Friday at the funeral of Benjamin Wheeler at New Marlboro.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Stevens are spending week in the Hardenbergh cottage at Twin Lakes.
 Travel across the toll bridge is now free, the bridge-tender having been "called off" several days ago.
 MT. and Mrs. Theodore Watson of Falls Village called on old neighbors aud friends in town on Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Henry Barnes and daughter, Edith, left yesterday for a sightseeing trip to Washington. John Mansfield and family have moved from Bragg street to H. D. Hum phrey's tenement on Reed street. | Joseph Ganci and family have moved to the house on Reed street, recently vacated by MT and Mrs John Eagan.
 Contractor Bonney is to erect Henry H. Scutt's house on West Main street. The cellar is now partially completed.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Hayes are to occupy the residence on High street which G. E. Laidlaw and family vacate
 Mrs. Frank Anson recently visited in Mlllerton, N. Y., and was accompanied home by her aunt, Mrs. Beers of that place.
 Miss Edith Barnes, and Miss Minnie Wolcott. who have been spending the past month in Craryville, Mass, have returned.
 Dr. and Mrs. Hanchett of Torringtor were callers on friends in town on theil way motoring to Stookbridge and Lenox Monday.
 John Eagan has moved his family te Oneonta, N. Y. as he has obtained ( position on the Delaware 6 Hudson railroad
 The New York, New Haven & Hart ford time tables recently issued stat, that there is to be another change O. time November II.
 Charles s. Adam is constructing substantial barn at the rear of his resi-