Connecticut western news., 1907-03-07
Housecleaning time approaches.


 Harry Pulver was in Torrington Sun day.
 E. E. Merchant spent Sunday in Dan bury.
 Mrs. Bartlett of Hartford is guest at Dr. Camps.
 William Vim has returned to Phil mont, New York.
 Frank Blass and sister Ruth spent Sunday in Lakeville.
 Junius Rhoades spent Friday in Harts- vile, Massachusetts.
 Miss Daphne Stickles spent Sunday at her home in Derby. Miss Jennie Pratt of Westfield has been visiting at Frank Coons'. J. Keenan and son Jamie have been spending few days in Winsted. Miss Jennie Ferry is visiting her brother in Bristol, Connecticut.
 Mrs. G. M. Walton has been enter taining Mrs. Pitcher of Sharon.
 Miss Carrie Granger is gaining, d. though still confined to her room.
 Wm. s. Hull of Springfield, Mass, was in town Monday on business.
 Mrs. J. D. Clemans is making in terior changes in her residence. -
 The Cranford Club meets this after noon with Mrs. Della Hardenbergh.
 Mrs. Clarence vrooman of Brookfeld is visiting her father, Daniel Peirce.
 Twin daughters were born to MT. and Mrs. Frank Whiting Sunday afternoon.
 Little Jennie Hoag has practically re- covered from her attack of pnepmonia
 MT. and Mrs. George Peet of Bridge port have been spending several days in town. s tf SI, I
 Mrs. Frank Anson entertained Mrs. D. H. Cakes of Lakeville one day last week. A's7
 John Dean has leased the farm bn the Clayton road, owned by Mrs. W. H. Camp.
 Mrs. J. G. Adam is entertaining her sister, Miss Trebelcock, who resides in Canada. & s.1
 Seneca Strong, Canaan's horse radish merchant, is doing a ''gratef business nowadays.
 Mrs. F. L. Beckley has been ill with the grip during the past week, but is now better. ...,
 Mir. and Mrs. F. M. Williams of New Milford spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. s. A. Eddy.
 Mrs. Stephen Cudney has been visiting her daughter Mrs. Prentice in: West Stockbrldge. Ss & p
 Patrick Finnegan is critically ill with pneumonia and pleurisy at his home on Railroad street. s.fs
 Miss Catharine Roraback has returned from New Haven where she has been spending several days.
 Oscar Anderson, formerly with Bor den's, has taken position as assistant in D. w. Walters market.
 Dr. William T. Owen of Hartford was in town Saturday, having been called in consultation with Dr. F. H. Lee. 9.
 John. .Rodemeyer has resigned his po- sition in New York, and is now con- nected with the Hartford e Post"
 There is practically no change in the condition of Mrs. Lydia Lawrence, who recently sustained stroke of paralysis.
 In our Cent-a-word column is recited the price agreement which has been made by tonsorial artists Rhoades and Scutt.
 Miss Julia Shuckrow is very ill at the home of Mrs. J. Flynn, and Mrs. Wm. Shuckrow of Hartford is taking care of her.
 Over in Salisbury the other day a building burned because of insufficient hose. There is a moral in this tale for Canaan.
 Several bicycles consigned to Northern points were included in freight trans ferred here Monday, certain hamburger of spring.
 Unclaimed letters remained in the post office Tuesday for German Savings Bank, A. E. Peebles (postals), Mrs. Edith Curris, Miss Helen Field, Everett P. Nudge.
 Rev. Father Ramon of Lakeville was in town Friday having been summoned here because of the serious illness of Patrick Finnegan.
 The physicians are kept on the go almost constantly these days. There is much sickness of a more or less serious nature, grip prevailing.
 Local "bird connoisseurs say the