Connecticut western news., 1907-09-26
Reuben Brewer is very feeble.

Reuben Brewer is very feeble.
 John Caldwell is attending school in Millerton.
 George Ford and R. H. Whitford were in Sharon Friday.
 Miss Mary Collins has been spending a week in New York City.-
 Ward Rockefeller and wife of Hud- son, N. Y. are guests at Henry R. Whit ford's.
 MT. and Mrs. Bert Ford of East Chat ham, N. Y. are guests at Henry B. Hoag's. .. ....
 Harry Clark, proprietor of the Miller ton House, Millerton, was in town yes terday. -...
 The sewer contractors have nearly con- pleted the laying of mains on West Main street. <
 Mrs. Charles H. Delavan of Chatham, N. Y. is spending week with her son, Henry B. Hoag.
 The boiler room adjoining the Can field automobile garage is now in process of completion.
 Ward Rockefeller ana wife of Hud- son, N. Y. are guests of MT. and Mrs. H. R. Whitford.
 Waltor Laidlaw and Allyn Fuller are to enter the Albany Business College next week. ,&f
 George P. Strong is experiencing his first attack of rheumatism and his right hand is disabled.
 MT. and Mrs. s. Hopkins Bushnell of Sheffield, Mass, were guests of D. w. Manvel last Tuesday night.
 The dance at Town Hall Friday evening was very pleasant gathering although not largely attended.
 E. R. Lorraine has the contract to re- model the Miles farm house at Twin Lakes, now owned by Rudolph Kepler.
 A new gilt sign with black background now adorns the front of the New Eng. land Lime Company's office building.
 Miss Gladys DeHart was bridesmaid at the wedding of Frank Whitcomb and Miss Elsie Atwood at Great Harrington Thursday.
 William Gregory is critically ill at the home of Mrs. Collins, with whom he boards. His parents have been sum- ,,,oyad to h;o hoIc;do
 William Dempsey has returned from his New York state position as engineer on pleasure boat and has resumed his duties with A. J. Wigglesworth & Go.
 Clarence M. Humphrey is building more concrete walk on his West Main street premises. This walk will ex- tend from the street to his barn and is very substantially constructed. r..
 The Cranford Club will meet with their president, Mrs. N. l.. Jackson on Thursday afternoon October 3. The for their course this year is Italian history art and literature.
 Era M. White of Andover, Conn.,, has q uuitclaimed to William Garfield, land with buildings in Sandisfeld and New Marlboro and MT. Garfield has deeded to Modesto Empuno some land in New Marlboro.
 Louis, son of J. H. Rorabaok was thrown from his wheel on West Main street yesterday afternoon, striking on his head. He was semi-conscious at the time went to press last even- ing and the extent of his injuries was not known.
 Miss Maria L. Watson, who has been spending three mouths here, and who had rooms at s. O. Beckley's, has re- turned to her home in Lewiston, Mon- tana. She was former resident here but left this section 50 years ago, this be- ing her first visit east.
 D. w. Manvel and family are occu- pying their recently purchased house on West Main street. Thorough repairs, both exterior and interior, have been made, together with many interior alter ations and the installation of conven- fences such as @ steam heating plant, modern plum mbing and electric lights. Unclaimed Mail
 Unclaimed mail remained in the post office Tuesday for M. O. Adams, Mrs, c. N. Brown, Chss. Condo, Miss Inece Harner, s. M. Jacoby (2) Francesca Salvino, Mrs. N H. Thacher. Johr Weddle. Postals J. Dugan, Edie Palmer Wanted Practice
 The Great Harrington correspondent 1 of the Pittsfield Eagle announced Fri