Connecticut western news., 1907-05-09
Florence Adams has the measles.

Florence Adams has the measles.
 Mrs. J. L. Bragg has been visiting Norfolk relatives.
 Frank Stanton is acting as chaffeur for A. H. Herriman.
 Thurlough's drug store was wired for electric lighting last week.
 The Hawthorne Club met yesterday with Miss Louise Roraback.
 Mrs w Hayes has been visiting rela- t1ves who live near Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. George Peet of Bridge port are ill town for few days.
 Miss Emma Coggswen of Pittsfeld, Mass, is a guest at pr. F. H. Lees.
 The Kensington Club met Tuesday afternoon with the Misses Roraback.
 Miss Noble has taken a position as stenographer for the Berkshire Power Co.,
 Mrs. Harriet Grant of Hartford has been spending few days at G. E. De- Hart's.
 Miss Carrie Fuller and Miss Stevens have been spending few days at Dwight Alyn's.
 A surprise party was given the Misses Luella and Florence Bonney Saturday evening.
 N. E. Rawson of Brooklyn was an over Sunday guest of Mrs. Frances Clemans. .a....
 Mrs. O. H. Pease has been spending a few days with her parents in West Hartford.
 Mrs. F. H. Bristol of Chatham, N. Y. was a guest of MT. and Mrs. H. M. Doty Wednesday. MT. and Mrs. Ralph Stanton returned from their wedding tour the latter part of last week.
 4 coating of finely crushed trap rock has been applied to Railroad and West Main streets.
 A consignment of Jamestown exposi-. tion stamps is expected daily at the To- cal postoffice.
 George s. Fuller has had 8 concrete walk placed in front of his building on Railroad street.
 The residence of Anson Lawrence, on Granite Avenue has been wired for electric lighting.
 The choral society will hold it's re- hearsal next week on Friday evening, instead of Tuesday.
 Martin Langs is moving from the Warner House to the Wangum, which he has rented for year. George P. Strong's men installed a bathroom outfit in the Hurley cottage at Twin Lakes last week. MT. and Mrs. Henry Barnes and daughter, Edith, returned Monday from their extended visit at Careyville, Mass.
 Contractor E. R. Lorraine has just completed the construction of q stable near the Jameson cottage at Twin Lakes.
 Henry H. Scutt has engaged an assistant barber in the person of Joseph Ganci who was in his employ some time ago. -.
 Ralph Blacks new R. F. D. wagon arrived last week and he made his first trip in it over the Canaan route last Fri day.
 Two carloads of finely crushed trap rock for use on the roads were recently purchased by the town and arrived a few days ago.
 J. Clinton Roraback spent last week in New Milford, trying the Leander O.. Hall vs. Truman o. Wedge case in the superior court.
 Because of the high price of-materials there promises to be but little building in Canaan the coming year as compared with past seasons.
 Druggist Thurlough has made severa changes in the interior arrangement of his store and has installed a new cor angeade" fountain.
 James Sinclair of the Berkshire Press was one of the Great Barringtonites who attended the ''Down in Maine produc- tion here last week.
 Miss Crockett, the nurse who has cared for Mrs. DeHart and Mrs. Brinton, re- turned Tuesday evening to the House of Mercy in Pittsfeld.
 Canaan will probably be well repre- sented at Norfolk on Memorial Day inas- much as Governor Woodruff is to deliver the address.
 The Canaan amateurs go to Lime Rock tonight to play "Down in Maine at the Casino for the benefit of the Bar mum Richardson band.