Connecticut western news., 1907-10-10

George L. Parsons is taking a week s vacation.
 Mrs. H. D. Humphrey is again confin- ed to her bed.
 Miss Stickles spent two days of last week in Derby.
 N. l.. Jackson attended the Chatham fair Thursday.
 File your election expenses whether you won or lost.
 Lewis Roraback continues to gain but his progress is slow.
 A few Canaanites attended the Dan- bury fair this week.
 George Peet of Bridgeport has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Frances Feet.
 Apple picking will not be as fatiguing this year as it has been sometimes in the past.
 Mrs. Castle of Roxbury spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Ophelia Camp.
 MT. and Mrs. Jules Mignery of Great Harrington. were guests at Henry Barnes, Tuesday.
 Miss Ellen Anderson was the guest of her sister in Waterbury Monday and Tuesday of this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Bell and Mrs. Lewis Corbit from Negaunee, Mich. have been visiting Mrs. Mary O. Corbit
 Mrs. Guernsey, who has been visiting Miss Granger the past three weeks, returned to her home ill Scranton, Pa., Tuesday.
 Dr. F. l.. Lee is having concrete walk laid from the sidewalk to his of fee steps. Clarence Humphrey is doing the work.
 Last week s frost caused many farmers to ''get hustle on" particularly those whose fodder corn had not yet been harvested. a-rs
 Mir. and Mrs. Leo Werner have been spending 8 few days in New York while there they attended the wedding of a relative. ..
 Clarence M. Humphrey is about to still further olinch his membership in the Booster Club by newly-rooflng 8 portion of his house.
 Mrs. Frank Miller died Friday at Hartford, of heart disease. She was we'll known at Twin Lakes where they have spent some time. .... ... MT. and Mrs. H. B. Hoag and child ren returned Sunday evening from Chatham, N. Y. where they spent sever al days with relatives. ...
 Miss Minnie Wilcox and father are making fortnight's visit in Morris, N. Y., their former home, and taking in the agricultural fair at that place.
 Cranford Club will meet this week with the Misses Granger, on Thursday at 2:3O o'clock. Christ Church Guild will meet on Friday at the same hour and place.
 The time at which trains on the two railroads are scheduled to leave Canaan under the provisions of the time table which went into effect Sunday, appear at the head of this column.
 Robert Peirce's family have returned from the lakes and reopened their home. Mrs. Pierce's mother goes from the Naples Thursday to live with them as formerly. Mrs. Peirce goes to New York on Friday to consult a specialist
 Edward E. Merchant has purchased a building lot of the Misses Granger, ad, joining the premises owned by Fred Brewer, on Railroad street, and will al once begin the construction of resi- 1 dence. Another Booster Club member
 At the Pilgrim Church this evening at 7:3O, a meeting will be held for briei and informal discussion of plans for the winters work, followed by social hour This is " church home 7" meeting, ant all friends of the church are cordially invited.
 Unclaimed mail remained in th' Canaan postofice Friday for: Arnold Go Charles Condo, Luigi Lologgi, Waite B. Crittendon, Fred B. Homer, Otta } viani Mariana, Mrs. Susan J. Tobey Alexander Takssewski, Postal: Der Thompson.
 A. H. Herriman's Shelton Lady won the 2:45 race in three straight heat at the Chatham fair last week. Ther were five starters. Beauty Bird, Orvill Drum, Hudson was second; May Peene