Connecticut western news., 1908-10-15

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 John Bianchi is spending a week iii New York
 Francis Barpee of Tnomaston was in town Sunday.
 Frank Moore of Troy, N. I. was in town Monday. George w. Ford attended the Danbury fair last week.
 Henry Scutt attended the Danbury fair last week.
 M. E. Beach, of New Milford, was in town Saturday.
 Mss Mattie Manvel has been visit ing Pittsfield friends.
 D. w. Smaller, of Winsted, was Sat urday visitor i'll town
 The Cranford club meets to-day with Mrs. Frank Hitchcock
 Mir. and Mrs. Wallace Canfeld were i'll -;o" York last week.
 Mrs E. w. Warner is spending few weeks ill Mantle, Conn.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Hitchcock at- tended the Danbury fair.
 Mrs. Castle of Roxbury is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ophelia Camp.
 Mrs. F4lten and children are visiting her parents in Hillsdale, N. Y.
 Up to date, town clerk E. D. Norton has issued 48 hunters licenses. s. A. Kemp was among those who at- tended the Danbury fair last week. ! Mr. and Mrs. A.. V. A. Felten spent a few days in New York city last week. Mrs. E. L. Beckley, who has been gaining the past month. is not as we'll.
 Miss Caroline Camp has been spending a few days in Bridgeport and New York.
 Rev. A. E. Roraback, of Providence, R. l., has been spending few days a. home.
 Mrs. Joseph Smith and children. Edna and Newell, are visiting friends in New York.
 Mrs. New ton has gone to her winter home with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Peirce.
 Rev. A. E. Roraback preached in the Housatonic, Mass. Congregational church Sunday.
 The frame for Henry Neeland's resi- dence on Railroad street is practically completed.
 The Misses Margaret and Ella Kane of Norfolk were Sunday guests of their sister, Mrs. P. J. Kane.
 Dr. Beebe of Pittsfield is to visit Ca naaD two days each week, having an office at "The Canfeld."
 O.. T. Vosburgh is assisting in Hum phrey's drug store this week during thel absence of F. F. Stevens.
 Rev. J. P. SmEh, wife and son are visiting Mrs. Smyth's parents, MT. and Mrs. Eldert in Brooklyn.
 James Quinn and Peter Finnegan of Hartford were over Sunday guests of Mr.<and Mrs. Walter Goggin. .I
 A. E. Molando has completed the foundation for his shop at the rear of his residence on Church street.
 Henry Barnes and daughter. Edith, have been spending few days with Dr. Irwin Barnes Ill Oyster Bay, L. l.,
 Miss Lydia Moser and Miss Elizabeth Clark of Washington, D. O. were over- Sunday guests of Mrs. H. E. Pease.
 Clarence M. Humphrey is continuing cement construction by laying walk in front of his residence on West Main street.
 Mrs. Marion Camp, who has been at Dr. O. w. Camps several weeks re- turned to her home in Buffalo, N. Y. last week.
 Nine Canaan ladies were very pleas antly entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Sadelia Thompson at her home east of the village.
 Mrs. Sadelia Thomson is soon to leave ior Springfield, Mass. where she will SpSIlu lu6 "luG6T WlEn ner son, LIT. Hugo Thompson.
 The Pipa brothers, John and Louis, have purchased the Hardenbergh farm, of about 70 acres. i'll the portion of the town known As So6om.
 Henry D. Reed and D.. H. L. Ross formed the Canaan contingent at the ball game between New York. and Chicago at New York last Thursday Tie New Haven road ran another BeI tshire hills S excursion Tuesday. Special rates were made for stations from Hawleyville to New Milford inclU- sive. Among the machines in the Hartford parade was that owned by James Fuller of East Canaan. Miss Kate Wilson presided at the steering wheel.