Connecticut western news., 1908-05-14

S.4l, 4.5o, p. m. SunuayS-4.OS.
 James Mccormick is at his home here
 The vicinity league is an assured fact. ..-.
 Iceman Benedict has commenced hi rounds.
 George Heffsrnan spent Sunday IF Housatonic. .-.-
 P. J. Kane spent few days in New York last week.
 The Canaan boys will make hard try for that pennant. HsE. .s
 W. N. Decker has been spending , few days ill New York. f.
 A. V. A. Felten went to New Yorl Tuesday to purchase goods. a.- F.
 Miss Mabel Quinn of Hartford hal been visiting the Misses Collins.
 Miss Mary Finnigan has been home from Bridgeport for few days
 Bennie Winn of Philmont, N. Y. is . guest at Oswald T. Vosburg's
 Miss Edith Barnes returned last weel from visit to Oyster Bay, L. I.
 MT. and Mrs. John Eagen of Schenec tady are guests of their parents.
 Mrs. A. E. Vosburg of Bristol, Conn is a guest of her son, o. T. Vosburg.
 Harry Sabine of Millerton was 8 guest, Monday, of Sylvester Marshall.
 Mrs. Leroy Stone of Bethel Conn. has been spending few days at pr. H. L. Ross
 Irving Whiting of Torringford was an over Sunday guest of his brother, Frank Whiting.
 Mrs. George Marvin, Mrs. Charles Walton and Miss Jane Walton spent Sat- arday in Hartford.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stanton ar guests of hls sister, Mrs. Downing in HArlemville, N. Y.
 Harry S. Rogers of Naugatuck is the new plumber ill the employ of A. J. WiEglesworth & Go.
 The work of spreading the cement on the outside of 0. G. Smiths new resi- dence is we'll under way.
 W. 8. Fowler, of Speneertown, N. Y.. spent . portion of this week with his daughter, Mrs. Henry B. Hoag.
 Selden Downs, of Tyringham, Mass, has been spending few days with his daughter, Mrs. r. F. Stevens.
 Starr Rood, student of the local high school, has accepted a position in the store of Bullock, Felten & Go.
 Mrs. Joseph Quintel of Pittsfeld has been spending . few days with her sister. Mrs. Oswald T. Vosburg.
 Tamaso Bonittili and Marie Vamassi, both of Lime Rock, were married here Monday by Justice George W. Ford.
 Augustus Bruey and family have moved into the residence on High street vacated by Wallace Weaver.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Strong,of Dalton, Mass, were over Sunday guests at G. P. Strong's. Mrs. Strong will remain a few days.
 A. J. Wigglssworth was in New Haven yesterday attending the annual of the Master Plumbers Asso- citation.
 Another Booster Club member, Mrs. Hattie Peet, is having a cement walk laid in front of her residence on West Main street.
 The Ideal Concert Company of blind gave meritorious concert Tn town hall Monday evening before 8 small audience.
 Apparently the North Canaan dog owners possess good memories inas- much as no canines have been registered at the $2.25 fee.
 Albert P. Williams, a former resident of Canaan, and & brother of the late Henry Williams. died May 1st, of pneu- monia, in Chicago.
 A newly lettersd sign now designates the vehicle rsjuvenating and equine footwear establishment of George Will COX on Railroad street.
 M. P. Foster of Bridgeport, formerly of the Great Harrington Daily Press, was in town Monday and made THE NEWS fraternal call.
 The remains of KensyI Roraback, aged years, were brought here Satur- day from Mamaroneck, N. Y. and in- terest in the lower cemetery.
 Arthur Hanlon left yesterday morning for Fort Smelling, Minn., about two