Connecticut western news., 1907-08-29
MANUFACTURERS LOOKING FOR LOCATIONS SHOULD OPEN CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE CANAAN BOARD OF, TRADE

THE CANAAN BOARD OF TRADE
 Miss Steele, who has been visiting her cousin, Miss Stickles, for several days left Tuesday for a few days visit in Derby before returning to New York.
 Mrs. James Sherwood and grand daughter of Shelton, Conn.,, were guests of Mrs. G. P. Strong and Mrs. F. H. Lee from Monday to Thursday of last week. ..-.
 Mrs. H. I. Bodley of New Britain has changed her plans on account of the ill., ness of her daughter and will not spend time in Canaan as she anticipated doing.
 New houses by Scutt and Pease and Graney and Smith and Canfeld and Wish we could fill column with names of those who are about to build in Ga naan.
 MT. and Mrs. George s. Hamin of Rutherford, N. J., were guests Sunday of his cousin, Mrs H. E. Pease. Mir. and Mrs Hamlin are spending vacation at Sharon.
 Miss Grace Schauff1er and Miss Adelia Bresee, who have been spending several weeks with MT. and Mrs. Charles Shaw, returned to their homes ill Walton. N r., Monday.
 The annual picnic of the Episcopal Sunday School was held at Lake Wonon- soOpomuc, Lakeville last Thursday There was'a large attendance and every one had good time.
 There was no base ball game between Canaan and Pittsfield Saturday. Owing to the threatening weather in the fore noon the Pittsfield boys were requested not to come.
 A. P. Briggs went to Hartford last week to attend the conference between state highway commissioner Mcdonald and the selectmen of a number of towns relative to the question of good roads.
 Mrs. Edward Warner has started on her visiting trip to western relatives. She expects to go 10 Wisconsin but will make several stops on the way and will probably be absent two months.
 The work on the foundation for Edward Peases house on Railroad street is progressing. MT. Pease expects to have the building enclosed some time this fall and will complete it next winter
 Charles O. Callendar of Bridgeport spent Thursday and Friday in town. He has resigned his position in Bridge port and during the next few days will remove to Lestershire, N. Y, where he has a position at his trade.
 The Rev. Francis Barnett of South Glastonbury, Conn.,, formerly rector of Christ Episcopal church here, was in Canaan Saturday. MT. Barnett con- ducted the funeral services of Mrs. Ferris which were held at Ashley Falls on that day.
 Mrs. H. B. Hoag and daughter have gone to East Chatham, N Y, where they are guests of Mrs. Hoags sister. They will return to Canaan Saturday, accompanied by Warren Hoag, who has been spending several weeks with rela- tives i'll Chatham, East Chatham and New Britain, N Y.
 Bought Boat. ..
 John Adam is now the owner of gas oline launch, having purchased the one which George Van Deusen has had on the Housatonic river for some time. MT. Van Deusen has ordered another and larger boat.
 Sale of Real Estate.
 The residence on Barlow street owned by Mrs. Charles O. Callender of Bridge port has been sold to Edward Hover of Sheffield consequently MT. and Mrs. Hover will not occupy portion of the Pequigney house as they first intended. Changed Their Minds.
 It was rumored few days ago that Canaan was to have Q base ball team composed of ladies and that later it would be reorganized into basket ball team, but from present indications the ladies will not reach the organizing point.
 Real Estate Transfer
 Martin l. angs has sold to Wallace Canfeld the property he recently pur- chased of A. H. Herriman. It comprises East Main street. It is MT. Garfield s intention to move these barns and con-