Connecticut western news., 1908-04-09

vas ln town Saturday. Louis J. Streck is painting the resi- | dence of A. H. Herriman Miss Edith Greene has been spending few days in New York City. A son was born Monday morning to MT. and Mrs. John L. Thurlough.
 D. W. Manvel is constructing cellar under the rear portion of his house.
 Miss Cora Manvel visited friends in Falls Village few days last week.
 Miss s. W. Adam Is expected home next week from her trip to California.
 The Peter Coggin house, occupied by John Welch, was re-shingled early this week.
 Miss Rosalie Imhoff, who has been ill has resumed her duties in the Rain bakery.
 Tramps are more numerous just now than they have been before in several months.
 The meetings of the woman's 8 auxiliary of Christ church have discontinued for the season.
 James Rodemeyer and family left Tuesday morning for their new home in Bethel, Conn.
 The condition of the roads has inn proved somewhat but the travelling is far from good.
 MT, and Mrs. Jessie Drumm attended the funeral of Mrss Louis Decker in Millerton, Friday.
 Rev. MT. Ridgeway, the new pastor of the Methodist church, will preach hero next Sunday.
 George Mather is afflicted with an at tack of rheumatism that renders naviga- tion exceedingly difficult.
 Mrs. F. Wilcox returned Friday from visit of several weeks at her former home in western New York.
 Rev. and Mrs. s. G. Hastings of Hart ford are guests of MT. Hastings daughter, Mrs. F. F. Stevens.
 Keep your eyes open for an industry to take the place of the Reliable Manu- featuring Company's knitting mill.
 The Modern Woodmen contemplate holding public meeting soon and pro- pose to have mock trial as one of the attractions.
 John Sheridan. formerly connected with the Exchange Hotel of Lewiston, Me-, has accepted position as clerk at "The Garfield"
 George Trieschman and family have moved into the rooms on Church street recently vacated by Mir. and Mrs. Charles Shaw.
 District Deputy Grand Master L. J. Nickerson of West Cornwall will soon make an official visit to Housatonic Lodge F. & A. M.
 George H. Treischman. of West Morris. Conn.,, succeeds Charles Clem- son as blacksmith in the employ of George R. Wilcox.
 MT. D. w. Manvel is excavating un- der the ell of his house to enlarge the cellar and utilizing the earth removed to grade his lawn.
 The lunch room on Railroad street is being conducted under the proprietor ship of Mrs. O'Brien with Clinton Mallory as manager.
 It is understood that The Berkshire Power Company are to provide electric current for the operation of the pump Tn the pumping station in Millertion.
 Among the recent Borden or Board of Health requirements are sanitary milk pails. They consist of a top soldsred to the pail, which top reduces the opening to about nine inches.
 Charles Clemson has resigned as black smith with George R. Wilcox and has moved to Sharon where he is employed in a like capacity by A. J. Bostwick.
 A number of local musicians are again agitating the band proposition and believe it is possible to arouse more enthusiasm now than was apparent the last time the effort was made.
 A portion of the St. Austin school buildings on Brink hill, in the town of Salisbury, is being wired for electric lighting and will be connected to the Berkshire Power Company's circuits.
 George W. Ford and L. O. Rhoades of th1s village and Mrs. George Wise of East Canaan were in Litchfield yesterday attending the trial of George Wise, who was recently arrested for non-support ot his wife.
 Station agent Finney was in West Stockbridge Monday closing his ac counts as town clerk and town treasurer of that town. This office he held fo1 some time previous to his removing tc Canaan.
 The steam roller was disabled Mon day afternoon while being used near the