Connecticut western news., 1907-04-18

Cyrus Avery of Great Harrington was in town Saturday.
 The Cranford Club meets to-day with Mrs. N. l.. Jackson. ....
 N. Watson Hardenbergh spent Tues day in New York city.
 Miss E. B. Morton of Stockbridge is spending a few days in town.
 Canaan's first R. F. D. route has been a reality for two whole days. "
 H. M. Doty has rented 70. Callender's premises on West Main street.
 N. E. Rawson of New York has been the guest of Mrs. F. F. Clemans.
 The Guild of Christ Church will meet tomorrow with Mrs. R. D. Peirce.
 M L. Osborne moved one of his box ball alleys to Twin Lakes Monday.
 Mrs Eyitts and children of Camillus, N. Y., have been visiting at UP Rains.
 Mrs St. John and Mrs. Frances Pitch CT of Sharon are guests at George Wal tons.
 G. A. Lockwood, Philmont, N. Y., druggist. was guest of Henry Scutt Monday.
 Thursoay and this week moved to Bridgeport.
 Miss Grace Roraback has returned to New Haven after having spent several days at home. ..
 George Roraback of Westfield, Mass, has been visiting his brothers, A. T. and J. H. Roraback.
 Nathaniel Storm of Washington Hol- low, N. r., has taken position at O. E.. Badgley's market.
 Those people who put up their fy screens in March took their furs out of mothballs last week.
 Perhaps Canaan will not miss box ball so much after all if the base ball season commences properly.
 0. o. Callender's household effects were moved to Bridgeport Monday and MT. Callender went Tuesday.
 Edward Lorraine, Jr., has been spend ing few days in York state towns, Al bany, Troy and Schenectady.
 Kenneth Sabin of Danbury, lately of Great Harrington, succeeds O. 0. Gal lendar as tinsmith for George P. Strong.
 On Tuesday evening supper was held in the Methodist church, followed by roll call and reports of church officers.
 A. P. Briggs is one of the auctioneers who will officiate at the big combination sale at Falls Village on Saturday of this week.
 Dewey Garfield of East Canaan came to town Monday and rode home in the brand new auto which he recently or dered.
 MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Thurlough are re- siding with MT and Mrs. Frank Whiting. Mrs. Thurlough and Mrs. Whiting are sisters.
 Mrs. Lumpkin and daughter have rented the rooms now occupied by Mir. and Mrs. H. M. Doty in Mrs. Cleman's s house.
 A special communication of Housa- tonic Lodge, No. 61, will be held Satur- day evening, April 20. Work in the second degree.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barnes and daughter, Edith, leave to-day for an ex- tended visit with Clinton Barnes at Ca- reyville, Mass.
 MT. Wright and family have moved from Great Harrington and are occupy ing one of Edwin Pease's houses on Railroad street.
 Ralph l.. Black, the carrier on the Ga naan R. F. D. route number one has purchased two horses and an up-to-date cart for use in Uncle Sam's service.
 N. Watson Hardenbergh returned from New York city Tuesday evening, with 23 Greeks who succeed the striking Italians in the East Canaan stone quarry.
 w. J. Cullen of the Pittsfeld electri- cal firm of Cullen 6 Go. was in town Monday. They are preparing to do con- siderable electric light wiring i'll Miller ton.
 The new lock boxes for the postoffice will probably arrive here during the next two weeks. These boxes will open by means of combinations instead of keys.
 Edward Hawver of Canaan and Mrs Knickerbocker of Sheffield were mar ried at Sheffield Tuesday morning. They are spending their honeymoon in Bridge port.
 Ralph Black, R. F. D. carrier, made his first trip Tuesday and easily made the rounds on time. The mail is light