Connecticut western news., 1907-03-14
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 Tuesday.
 Acel Rood of Torrington was in town last week.
 A. B. Landon of Lakeville was in town Monday.
 E.C. Weir. recently in the employ of TIE NEWS. died recently, ofGdiabetes, in Troy, N. Y.
 Dr. D. M. Wilcox of Lee, Mass. was in town Tuesday.
 Lester H. Adams is visiting his brother ill Philadelphia, Pa.
 William Beebe is confined to his bed by an attack of grip.
 Joseph Parsons spent,a few daysAin New. York last week. The Christ Church Guild meets to- morrow at the rectory.
 The memorable blizzard occurred nine teen years ago this month.
 Mrs. Walsh of Ore Hill is a guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. l.. Hugins. Mrs. William Emmons has been visit l ing at her home in Mill River, Mass.
 Miss Olive Evans of Millerton and Miss Belle Roger of East Canaan were over Sunday guests at cashier Rogers.
 Mrs. T. Pulver and daughter, Gladys spent Sunday with relatives ill Norfolk. The middle of the road has been the most popular sidewalk for several days.
 Millinery opening at Miss Lumpkin s hat shop is to be held March 26 and 27.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. A. L. Higgins of Church street March 5.
 Rev. O. N. Fitch of West Cornwall was caller at THE NEWS sanctum Tues day.
 i Miss Louise May of New York has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henry B. Ives. Miss Claudine Lumpkin is attending the millinery openings in New York City
 Philemon Johnson of Norfolk has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Samuel Reel. Hartford parties were in town Mon day~inspecting possible drug store loca- tions. l The annual meeting of the Canaan Cemetery Association is postponed until April.
 Mrs. Frederick Parsons of Thomaston has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Corbet
 Miss Daphne Stickles has resumed her position on THE NEWS after few days illness.
 Miss Mary Devanney of Philadelphia was recent guest of her sister Mrs. E. Chopper.
 Miss Jennie Hamm of New Britain is visiting at her home, ''Church Terrace on High street.
 There was remarkable display of Northern Lights or aurora borealis Monday night.
 Dr. Ross has had electric lights in stalled in the boudoir where he keeps his gasoline horse.
 John Cudney was in charge of M. l.. Osborne's box ball alleys during MT. Os- borne's illness.
 The Cranford Club meets this after noon with Mrs. Rood who resides in tho Porter huildipp
 M. l.. Osborne has been confined to his bed by illness for several days but is again able to be about.
 William Donsbough of Ashley Falls, Mass, has rented the Decker farm about mile west of this village.
 F. N. Brown of Grand Rapids, Mich., formerly Canaan boy, called at the NEWS office last Saturday.
 Mrs. M. O. Corbit left Tuesday morn ing for Rockford, H., where she will spend several weeks with relatives.
 J. H. Lansing has been grip victim for several days but is again at his desk in the Garfield Lime Company office.
 Nellie and Julia Shuckerow have deeded the place belonging to them on Bragg street to Miss Mary Shuckerow.
 G. Herbert Atwood of Waterbury who was in town last week on business, stopped. with his aunt, Miss Harlow Root.
 O. E. Badgley has just placed in oper- ation in his market machine for cut ting green bone so popular with poultry men.
 Mrs. Mary E. Beebe has been having her home on Railroad St. renovated Charles Rood and MT. Swanson did the work.