Connecticut western news., 1907-02-21
MANUFACTURERS LOCATIONS SHOULD
 CORRESPONDENCE BOARD OF TRADE

| home from Hartford Thursday evening and returned Tuesday morning as re- cess from Thursday until Tuesday was l taken.
 A delegation of members of the local G. A. R. Post expect to attend the an nual union meeting of the Association of Posts to be held in Great Harrington | tomorrow.
 About March 1, 1907, one cent postage stamps are to be issued in book form each book containing s4 stamps and sell ing for 25 cents. This in accordance with a notice received at the local office on Monday.
 Mrs. Augusta Scott was called to Wurtsboro, N. Y-, Last week because of the serious illness of her daughter, Mrs. Crane who, it is expected, will be com pelled to undergo an opera tion.
 By oversight the names of the officers elected at the fire district meeting were omitted from last weeks NEWS. They | and John s. Reed, treasurer, collector and clerk
 Mrs. Henry Rhoades of Southfield, who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis at the House of Mercy at Pittsfeld has returned and is now at the home of her sister-in-law Mrs. Per. rine Stanton.
 A. H. Herriman of this place and Fred Holsapple of Copake, N T., will pro- bably have a string of racehorses on the circuit next season. They now plan to have five racers, and will put them in training as soon as weather conditions are favorable.
 MT. Hathaway of Manchester, state examiner of town records, has, been in the village for a few days and we un. derstand was not satisfied with the man. ner in which the town records have been kept of late. He took vigorous means yesterday to bring about a more desirable condition.
 Guy Bettis, 19, and Mrs. Josephine Curtis, IT, both of East Canaan, were before Justice Garfield Friday on 8 charge of adultery. They were bound over to the Superior Court, first Tuesday in April. Sheriff Rhoades, took them to the Litchfield jail to await trial. The . wife of Bettis is suing for divorce, and Mrs, Curtis husband is, in jail, paying the penalty for breach of the peace, abusive language, etc.
 School Notes s.. Miss s. J. Roraback resumed her duties as principal Monday morning, after hay 1 ing experienced an attack of grip.
 Miss Evans is again at her post, after having been off duty for several days because of illness
 There are good many cases of grip among the pupils.
 Canaan's Ice Supply. ... There are conflicting reports relative to Canaan's prospect for having plenty of ice next summer. Some say there will be an ample supply and some say otherwise. It is to be hoped that if one man don't harvest supply to sell at re- tail someone else will. It is the uncer- tainty in this respect in past years that has inspired many local people to con- struct their own buildings and hire someone to fill them in order that they may be assured of ice when they want it.
 Bank Opens Next Monday.
 The erection of the vault in The Ca naan National Bank is practically con- pleted. Everything will be in readi- ness for the beginning of business on Monday next OF which day the bank will be opened at a. m. which will be the regular daily hour for the beginning of business. There will be more or less work to do ill the way of installing furnishings and the completion of the directors rooms in the second story of the building.
 Borden Briefiets
 The ice harvest is completed. Three cuttings were taken from the pond, or a total of about $500 tons
 Harvey White is proud of that engine room, and he has reason to be. Engine running as smoothly and quietly as can be, every piece of brass shining until it could be used as mirror, floor spic and span, pipes, boiler and other iron work neatly enameled, interior of the room nicely painted. It requires constant and watchful care to keep things spic and span, but Harvey does it and apparently enjoys it.