Connecticut western news., 1907-02-28
No February fogs as yet.

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 GEORGE ROGER
 No February fogs as yet.
 Miss Carrie Granger is i'll with grip.
 Miss Claudine Lumpkin spent Friday in Lee.
 A. L. Donkey of New Milford was in town Monday.
 The Hawthorne Club met Wednesday with Mrs. Gillette.
 William Charles of Lee was visitor in town last week. A telephone has been placed in The Canaan National Bank.
 Miss Daphne Stickles went to Pitts field one day last week.
 Catherine Mo Cormick, who has been on the sick list is around again.
 Miss Catharine Roraback has gone to New Haven to spend few days.
 Fred Holsapple of Copake, N. Y, was guest of A. H. Herriman Thursday.
 Miss Lila Decker is spending few days with her sister Mrs. J. W. Drumm. Amy, daughter of J. H. Lansing, was ill with grip last week, but is improving.
 William Beebe and wife spent last Friday in Lakeville at Hiram F. Beebe's. Miss Grace Roraback of New Haven has been spending few days at home.
 Mrs. 0. E. Badgley has been seriously ill with grip for several days, but is now on the gain.
 Mrs. William Beebe and friend Mrs. William Decker are spending the week in New Britian.
 Miss May Belcher of Torrington, is assisting Mrs. Burns in caring for Mrs. Lydia Lawrence.
 Thomas Heating. the well-known Co pake Iron Works (N. Y.) merchant, was in town Saturday. Mrs. Lydia Lawrence sustained a stroke of paralysis few days ago and is in serious condition.
 Elizabeth Martin who<has been spend ing few days ill town has returned to her home in Millerton. Dr. H. l.. Ross is to spend today, tomorrow and Saturday ill New York city, attending clinics.
 Miss Frances and Mary Clark of Nor folk came out to see their grandma Mrs. M E. Beebe on Saturday. R. D. Peirce has purchased gasoline launch and will sail the raging main on Twin Lakes the coming season. E. w. Adams has been inexperienced for several days by grip and other ail- ments but is again able to navigate.
 Frank Blass of THE NEWS force was off duty for two or three days last week because of illness with the prevailing malady.
 Mrs. A. V. A. Felten and children spent last week with her parents in Hillsdale, New York. MT. Felten spent Sunday there.
 Jackson 6 Eggleston have taken pos sesion of the quarters vacated by George s. Fuller thereby doubling the size of their grocery department. The east bound trains were from one to four hours late Monday, owing to a wreck on the Duchess and Connecticut division of the O. N. E. road. Charles Dodge, foreman for the s. N. E. Telephone Co.,, laid down his climb CTS, took his grip, and went home the other day. Heis getting better, however.
 Daniel Briggs died at the Soldiers Home, Noroton Heights, Tuesday night, at 10.30. Daniel had been a familiar figure i'll our village for number of years.
 | It is rumored that the Four Brothers Oil Company, contemplate locating a tank at Canaan from which their patrons in the surrounding territory will be served.
 A. P. Briggs has sold the place in East Canaan, owned by Mrs. Frances Peet, and occupied for the past seventeen years by Geo. Dean, to Charles Adolt. Possession April 1.
 Editor Wilbur of the Pine Plains (N. Y.) Register" made THE NEWS fra ternall call Friday on his return from Great Harrington, where he attended the G. A. R. reunion.
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