Connecticut western news., 1908-01-16

1O.oU; sunday SOnOOl, 1mmou1hbely IOI lowing; Epworth League, 6.45 p. m.
 Edward Hidden has the grip.
 Miss Kathryn Hotaling is in Brooklyn
 A. J. Bostwick has been visiting in Hartford.
 The Misses Gay were in New York last week.
 John Wilke returned fiom the west a few days ago.
 Roy Hotaling is the new clerk at Gillette 6 Sons.
 Miss Nadie Marckres has been visiting friends in New York.
 Make subscription checks payable to The Canaan Printing Go.
 A new system of steam heat has been put in at Hotohkiss Library.
 Miss Daisy Landon IS taking a course in millinery at Pratt Institute. ia
 W. R. Riley who has been on the sick IS again able to resume his duties.
 Miss Mary Prindle has been spending few days in Mount Vernon, N. Y.
 The stores close on Tuesday, Thurs day and Friday evenings at 6 o'clock.
 Miss Jennie Mills of Uoleman's spent part of last week with Clara Peabody.
 Mrs. D. H. Darling spent last Monday with Mrs. Frank Hoffman in Millerton. Workmen are transforming the rooms over Dakin's store into living apart ments.
 Clarence Eggleston has installed 6 prescription counter and desk, new show cases, etc.
 Many from Amenia and neighboring towns attended the play at Sharon Casino Friday evening.
 Send that subscription by money order, cheok, bill in an envelope or in any other way you choose.
 There was no school in room No. on Monday, the teacher. Miss MaoAvoy, failing to reach town in time,
 William Breen of Cornwall Bridge has purchased of Amiel 'Devoux, the Calvin Ticknor place in Ellsworth. On account of the stormy night the Grange did not have very big crowd at installation last Tuesday evening.
 On Sunday next, January 18th, there will be no service at Christ Church as the rector, Rev. H. l.. Schwab will be away.
 Dr. J. s. Chaffee and w. s. Newell attended the meeting of the Litchfield County University Club at New Milford, last week.
 The Sweeney property has been added to the Catholic cemetery. Above the front gate are the words, "St. Bernard's 8 Cemetery"
 It is said that 204 people partook of sup. per at Sharon Casino last Friday even- ing, the greatest number fed there in 0 number of years.
 The annual installatin of Hamilton Lodge No. 54 F. of A. took place on Tuesday of this week as a special meet ing. It was private this year.
 Fredriok Brinton died Friday, aged S8. The funeeal was held on Saturday afternoon, Rev. W. A. Mackey offioiat- ing. The burial was at Hillside.
 The drama "Down in Maine' Friday last was largely patronized and enjoyed. The Casino being filled to it's utmost capacity. The receipts were large.
 We see by Chapinville news that Canaan has the best looking team be- tween here and Chicago. Never mind Sharon girls about your looks as long as you beat them. Looks will never con- quer anything.
 Uncle Sam has ruled that we must stop all subscriptions one year in arrears. Look at the date on your label. If you're behind, remit as soon as possible as we do not wish to lose any member of our family of subscribers.
 Contractor Frank w. Dakin is mak- ing most thorough and extensive re- pairs upon Arthur Waitt's residence WHICH lS SlCldbcu on Dnc SuIunlbOI OV6r- look Avenue, where he obtains beauti- ful view of Washington Mountain and the Berkshires. MT. Waitt has also made extensive purchases of real estate lying directly north of his residence with a view to his own as we'll as Shar- on's benefit. This. purchase included the Samuel A. Sklff homestead across which he purposes to lay out winding driveway and over the deep ravine at the falls near Lovers Lane to build 8 high rustic bridge. Certainly no drive way could be built that would be more attractive and to use MT. Waitt's Ian. guage, "An this for Sharon" and we are glad that Sharon is so attractive Let us give all the encouragement that