Connecticut western news., 1907-04-04
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Robert Miller is victim of the grip.
 Monday wash t real splendid moving day.
 Cashier Roger spent Sunday in Mil lerton.
 Miss Ella Hall is caring for Mrs H. D. Humphrey.
 John Bartle of Falls Village was in town yesterday.
 Frank and Ernest Blass spent Sunday in Ancram, N. Y.
 John Langs has been visiting his sister in Waltham, Mass.
 Mrs Kate Harris of Mill River is as sisting Mrs. J. P. Rains.
 The Cranford Club will meet to-day with Mrs. Charles French.
 Mrs. Henry King came home from New York to spend Easter.
 Miss Roxy Stevens of Norfolk spent Easter with friends in town.
 Major Samuel Bennett of New York spent Sunday at The Naples.
 Mrs. Martin Langs and daughter Ella, spent Wednesday in Hartford.
 George Peet of Bridgeport is visiting his mother, Mrs. Francis Pert.
 Mrs. James Bailey, who has been very ill with pleurisy, is much better.
 E. s. Pease has broken ground for another house on Railroad street.
 Miss Libbie Prescott of Norfolk was a guest of the Misses Granger Sunday.
 Mrs. J. P, Rains and daughter Elsie are visiting relatives in Boston, Mass.
 John Dean has moved from the Bel den place to the William H. Camp farm.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Coons have been spending few days with their daughter in Bristol. EEs s Miss Gladys DeHart and lady friend, of Hartford, spent Sunday at G.. E. DeHart's. tl .E
 Adelbert Blass is employed in the com. pletion of H. R. Whitford's new tene- ment house.
 MT. Butler, tea salesman, has moved to the house vacated by N. Tinker, on Railroad street. .&, The Crawford Club will meet to-day with Mrs. French at the home of Mrs. Horace Stevens.
 Frances, infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Whiting, died Monday night, aged 29 days.
 The first quarterly report of The Canaan National Bank will be found on another page ill this issue.
 Mrs. Frank F. Stevens gave her Sun- day school class all Easter luncheon at her home Saturday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Sheridan Barnes and MT. and Mrs. Junius Rhoades spent Easter in Great Burlington.
 Samuel I. Holt of Albany, N. Y., has been spending a few days with his par ents, MT. and Mrs. H. E. Holt. J. c. Benton and his partner, MT. Wright, of Great Harrington were in town the latter part of last week.
 Mrs. Beatrice Kuhn, who has been ill at J. P. Rains, is much better, and has gone to visit her niece in Chester, Conn.
 The man behind the rake will find plenty of work to do on the highway be- tween Canaan and Ashley Falls this spring.
 The dance at the town hall last even ing was most enjoyable event. Good music was provided by Eggleston's or chestra.
 "Allie" Kirschheim of New York city is spending vacation in town. He is the guest of MT. and Mrs. D. w. Higgins.
 serve an orange shortcake supper at the church parlors Friday, April 5, from 5.3C to 9p. m.
 The Fast Day vacation gave several Canaanites 8 chance to get out gun, hook and line, and hike to the woods and streams.
 The rehearsals for ''Down in Maine J are progressing very satisfactorily. The date of presentation will be announced in the near future.
 We see only one way to evade that in crease in the price of laundry work, and that is to again "dig out'' the old cellu Ibid collar and cuffs.
 Miss Ellen Anderson returned to Can aan the latter part of last week and has resumed her position with the Jackson 6 Eggleston Company.
 It is rarely that so marked change , of temperature occurs as that during th' past few days. On Friday the tempera ture is variously reported at from 76 tc