Connecticut western news., 1907-11-07
ASHLEY FALLS
OLD GROCERY MAY BE SOLD

 England Supper Success-Change of Time Next Week.
 A change of time on the railroad is due Monday.
 Elmer Daggett of California is visit ing at w. H. Robbins.
 Mrs. Daley of Egremont is keeping house for Frank Stall.
 Miss Lena Bracket of Pittsfield is a guest at w. H. Robbins.
 John Turner went to Clayton Sunday to attend religious service.
 Mary German of Great Burlington spent Sunday at her home here.
 Harry Pinney of Lakeville is visiting his mother, Mrs. William Sackett.
 Miss Abbie E. Snyder has gone to Northampton, Mass, to spend the win ter.
 MT. and Mrs R.P. Lee went to Canton, Conn.,, Tuesday to attend the funeral of cousin.
 Mrs. George Wood spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Sackett, i'll Collins vile, Conn.
 The New England supper at the Con- gregational chapel last Friday evening netted S34.00
 Joseph De Loge visited his mother ill the House of Mercy Sunday. She is rapidly gaining.
 Harry Macrea of Hudson, N. Y, a former resident of this village, has been spending few days i'll town.
 Mrs. Melvina Ashley was called to Hartsville Tuesday to care for her sister who was recently injured by fall.
 James R. Curtis, employed by the Ashley Falls Marble Go. has moved Into part of James R. Landon's house.
 Mrs. Howard of Springfield and Miss Bailey of Great Harrington spent few days with Mrs. Sarah Manvel last week. Miss Hulda Mallory has returned to her home in Bulls Bridge, Conn.,, after spending several days here, visiting friends.
 William A. Durham is placing stock of feed in hls building and it is under stood that he is to conduct feed busi- ness ill connection with the sale of coal. During cabbage night" in 1906, A. O. Bowen's street lamp disappeared and it's whereabouts were mystery. The same was found in tree, Friday, part way to Sheffield.
 G. A. Barnum of Westfeld has been here settling the Barnum estate and has transferred the deed for the so called Barnum place to Ralph Whitney by whom it was recently purchased.
 Royal E. Brink and wife of Canaan Valley were Sunday guests at E. l.. Woodford's. On Monday, accompanied by Mrs s. A. Woodford, they started for visit with friends in Red Rock, NY. The Misses Evelyn O., Mary A. and Airline Salter of Rutland, Vt., are guests of their aunt, Mrs. T. F. Mullen. They will spend the winter here and in the spring will join their father in Califor- nia. its hottest phase Monday. Newspaper trlbuted among the voters here denying certain things and affirming certain others.
 MAY HAVE ANOTHER GROCERY We understand that negotiations arc ill progress which may result in the sale of the old grocery by the railroad cross ing. If the sale is effected the building will again be utilized as grocery store
 PROGRESSIVE CITIZENS
 Five residents of the third ward sait .Let there be light" and there is light plenty of it, in front of the residences O station agent Atkins, MT. Bowen, MT Walker, MT. Manvel and Miss Snyder Who's next?
 CHICKEN PIE SUPPER
 On Thursday evening of next weel the Epworth League of the Methodis church will hold chicken pie supper il Dunham's hall from six to ten o'clock The cost of the feast will be 25 cents pc plate.
 "wAGoN BOX HIGH"
 Frank Stall has been repairing tn road between the two bridges on tn highway leading to Cooper Hill. Con siderable damage was done there by tn, high water. It cannot be entirely re paired at this time imasmuch as the wate has not sufficiently receded. On Monda, afternoon it was "wagon box high"
 CoZY HOME
 A marble retaining wall has beel built around the yard on w. A. Beattie' premises. The finishing touches ar now being applied to the job under tn, direction of George Hall. Wiggles worth 6 Go. of Canaan are installing furnace in the house, sewer pipes art being laid from the house to large cess pool, banks are being cut down ant soon MT. and Mrs. Beattie will have a. cosy and comfortable 8 home as on,