Connecticut western news., 1907-06-20

A. V. A. Felton and family are occu- pying their Twin Lakes cottage and Mrs. Rood and Mrs Bunnell have moved to the rooms they vacated in George P. Strong's house. i MT and Mrs. John Willis bride and l groom from Bridgeport have been spond- ing few days at Frank Snyder's. The bride, whose maiden name was Schmidt, is sister of Mrs. Snyder.
 A. J. Wiggleworth 6 Go. have new delivery outfit. Both horse and wagon came from Naugatuck. MT. Wiggle- worth drove from there to Canaan Sun day, distance of AS miles.
 Bear in mind the annual meeting of the Board of Trade at Roraback's law officethis week Saturday evening. Come if you are member. If you're not, come and be made member
 ] Samuel Brinton has returned from the House of Mercy, Pittsfield where for several weeks he has been ill with ty- phoid fever. He is in weakened con- dition but is rapidly recuperating.
 l.. O. Rhoades, who has been afflicted with rheumatism for IA weeks, during a part of which, time he has been confined to his bed or to the house, is still unable to get about without the aid of cane
 The Warner House will soon be in readiness for the finishing touches and the furnishings. MT. Garfield has set no date for the opening as it will depend largely on how soon the sewerage system is ready for use. a-a | The New York Times states that Miss Considine of Passaic, N. J., is one of several nurses who are to go to Alaska and enter recently established hospital. Considine of Canaan. ...-f
 Frank Brown, of Grand Rapids, Mich. is spending few days in town. He is a Canaan boy who has "made good in the insurance business and is soon to move to New York. where he has been promoted to an important position.
 The members of Housatonic Lodge, No. 61, F. & A. M., are requested to meet at the lodge room Sunday, June 23, at 2 p. m., to attend divine service at the M. E. church. All members of sis ter lodges are invited to attend.
 Unclaimed letters remained in the Canaan postoffice Tuesday for Miss Minnie Aspinwall, Miss Fred Brown MT. Walter Hanansell. Dr. Brick Move Illus, Lukasz Lisvries, Postals: Francesca Talierce, Mrs. Marie Rasmussen.
 Inasmuch aA the Canaan band stand | is no more, perhaps, when the Canaan band is organized, William Canfield, will invite the musicians to give an open air concert from that enclosure which was built on top of the hotel few days ago.
 Dr. O. w. Camp, Dr. Lee, Dr. Adam, s. A. Eddy, J. o. Roraback, N. w. Hardenburgh, R. D. Peirce, Rev E. O. Gillette and George Marvin attended sthe meeting of the University Club at Norfolk last Friday evening. A special train ran from Norfolk to Lakeville af. ter the meeting.
 Several Improvements
 The spirit of improvement has laid hold of some of the property owners bet ween Canaan and Ashley Falls and several additions, new sheds, new poultry houses, etc., arc noticed as we'll as g general betterment in the appearance ot many of the premises.
 | A Precaution
 Extra supports have recently beer placed under the town hall floor to in sure the absolute safety of those who at l tend the commencement exercises. IT all probability the ordinary supports art l sufficient but the selectmen believe il being on the safe side.
 School Exhibit
 The International Correspondence Schools have leased one of the larg, show windows in the Jackson 6 Egg
 leston Company's store and have tas tily arranged exhibit of the work O their students. In two instances thes, 7 students arc local people. They alst show outfits and text books used il
 teaching.
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  8 Thomas A Cullen of the electrica l firm of Cullen & Go. of Pittsfeld was il
 town Saturday and made THE NEWS {