Connecticut western news., 1907-04-04
ASHLEY FALLS

J. A. Dorman of Great Harrington has the contract to paint the Ira Manvel residence and barns.
 Mrs. s. H. Baker returned on Sunday after ten days vacation.
 Charles Conklin of Hartford spent Easter with friends here.
 George Clark of Waterbury, Conn, has recovered from his illness, and came home Friday, after having been in tho hospital for three weeks. E..
 Robert F. Lee and John A. Griffith purchased twenty-six head of cattle from the Eldridge farm in West Norfolk on Saturday. MT. Griffith also bought n heavy team of draft horses.
 Mrs. Ira Manvel spent Saturday with her brother, s. R. Wake, in Waterbury, Conn. ...s
 Fl. l.. Wheaton. assistant at the depot, has had charge at the station in Sails bury, Conn.,, the past week.
 Levi Van Deusen moved from the Deacon North house on East Main street (which he has sold to O. B. Landon) into the Mecham house on Main street, last week.
 Edward Sanford moved from the Conklin place to South Canaan on Sat- urday last.
 Mrs. Lloyd will move into the house with Mrs. Robert Fowler.
 K. B. Stanard has moved here, occu- pying the German house, and will work for R. l.. Hurlburt the coming year.
 Several from this village attended the supper and anniversary at s. Fl. Bush nell's, in Sheffield, last Friday night.
 Miss Cora Ferry has gone to Cornwall Bridge, Conn, where she occupies rooms in the Beirce house.
 William King of Clayton, son of George King, has moved his belongings to West Cornwall, Conn.,, where he has taken farm of 150 acres.
 The spring term of school opened on Monday, with the old teachersi in charge, Miss Dorothy Andrews having the pri- mary. and Miss Edith Clark the gram mar department. Miss Clark returned on Saturday.
 Miss Kate Heaton returned to Brook lyn on Saturday to resume her duties as teacher.
 Mrs Sarah k. Manvel was called to Woodbury, Conn, on Tuesday.
 Rev. M. R. Snyder delivered a fine sermon on Sunday to large oongrega- tion, from the text "Now is Christ risen from the dead, and become the first fruits of those that slept"
 Prayer meeting this week at Mrs. Benedict's, on Friday evening.
 Mir. Robinson moved into the house vacated by Levi Van Deusen on Mon day, and will work for J. A. Griffith the coming year.
 Ralph Whitney has sold his house on East Main street to Mir. Atkins, who took possession and moved in on Mon- day. MT. Whitney has moved into the Barnum house, lately purchased by him.
 Jared Bradley attended the town meeting in Lenox on Monday.
 Mrs. Faucett left for her home ill New York state on Monday. Mir. Faucett expects to leave in short time.
 w. A. Durham expects to have the tenement over the old store ready for occupancy ill about two weeks.
 William Malia, who has been em- ployed by G. A. Brewer the past year, moved on Monday to Sheffield, and will work for MT. Glenny the coming year.
 The Easter concert at Congregational chapel was largely attended. The children sustained their parts finely, and the singing was greatly enjoyed. All in all, it was & fine programme, well rendered.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Smith of Wood bury, Conn.,, also G. Wright Gordon of Springfield, Mass, were guests at R. F. Lees during Easter.
 The ladies of the Home Circle and of the Happy Hour club will hold an Easter or egg supper at the Congregational chapel on Friday evening, April 5.