Connecticut western news., 1907-09-19

P. J. Kane spent Sunday in Norfolk.
 Charles Barnum of Lakeville, was in town Sunday.
 Miss Caroline Camp has been visiting in Great Harrington.
 George Heffernan spent Sunday at his home in Housatonic.
 Norman Moore is now in the employ of Decker & Alvord.
 Miss Mary Walsh spent Sunday at James McCormick's.
 Mrs. A. V. A. Felten is visiting her parents in Hillsdale, N. Y.
 Miss Edith Welles of New York is home for brief vacation.
 Attorney J. Henry Roraback spent yesterday in New York City.
 Miss Lila Johnson of Norfolk has been spending few days in town.
 Attorney l.. J. Nlckerson of West Cornwall was in town Tuesday.
 Miss Minnie Wolcott is the guest of Miss Edith Barnes in Careyville, Mass
 Louis Holt and wife of New Britain were over Sunday guests at H. E. Holts'.
 F. H. Briggs of Great Burlington was in town the latter part of last week.
 Business, both freight and passenger, is now increasing rapidly on the rail roads. ~~
 Samuel I. Holt, wife and daughter of Albany are spending the week at H. E. Holt's. .t-".s
 The Canaan and Millerton base ball teams will play in Millerton this after noon.
 Miss Mary Finnegan of Bridgeport has been spending few days with her mother.
 The residence of Charles Moore on Barlow street has been wired for electric lighting.
 Mrs. Ellen Lyon has been spending weeks vacation with her sister in Mill River.
 The Canaan and Great Harrington base ball teams will play at Canaan Sat- urday. ...-..
 Catherine Mccormick and Louise Shields spent Thursday with friends in Millerton. .s.
 J. A. Rodemeyer has opened harness shop in the Mcintyre building on Rail road street.
 Clinton Barnes of Careyville, Mass, is the guest of his parents. MT. and Mrs. Henry Barnes.
 Albert Brewer has returned from Wa terbury, where he has been employed for some time.
 The foundation for the first of James Grany's new houses on Bragg street is practically completed. .t.*
 A quantity of furnishings were trans ferred Monday from Canaan to the new high school at Mill River.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Stanton have rent. ed the upper portion of Mrs. Scott's res. idence on West Main street.
 Mrs. Mahala Brown of Fishkill- -on-the Hudson, N. Y., has been visiting al Charles Moore's the past week.
 Irving Messenger of Waterbury came up to attend the funeral of his grand father, MT. Alseph, on Monday.
 Miss Louise Shields returned to hel home in Waterbury after spending he vacation at James McCormick's.
 Mrs G. M. Bullock of Hillsdale, N. Y has been spending few days with he daughter, Mrs. A. V. A. Felten.
 Clarence Humphrey made some neede repairs last week to the sidewalk il front of G. l.. Parsons 6 Sons store.
 Charles G. Smith of Clayton has re , sumed work on the construction of hi novel residence on West Main street. A crosswalk has been constructed o Main street, between the Cumming and Garfield buildings. Twas needed Miss Elizabeth Newton has returne to New York and her mother has close = her house and is boarding at " The Ms f ples."
 A Mrs. Frances Peet accompanied he g son to Bridgeport last week and frol r there to Atlantic City, N. J., to spen t several days.
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