Connecticut western news., 1908-10-29
Be saving of the water.


 Thomas Burpee of Waterbury was ir town over Sunday.
 The Cranford club will meet to-day with Mrs. s. 0. Beckley.
 The assessors hold their final meeting at town hall next Tuesday.
 T. A. Baker spent. the latter part ot last week ill New York City.
 Mrs. O. T. Vosburg and daughter spent Sunday in Pine Plains, N. Y.
 Miss Lura Ferguson visited relatives ill Lenoxdale Saturday and Sunday,
 At Monday evenings meeting of the Odd Fellows, the initiatory will be con. ferred.
 Miss Sarah Fergerson visited her brother in Bridgeport from Friday to Monday.
 Miss Mary Lary of Salt Point, N. Y is guest of Mir. and Mrs J. H. Lansing.
 | Mrs. H. J. King leaves for New York to-day to commence her season's work as a manicure.
 Miss Llllie A. Fuller, of HousatonIc, Mass. was a guest of her brother, G. s. Fuller, Monday.
 Mrs: Esther Dunning returned to Ca naan after an enjoyable trip and visit with old acquaintances.
 Selden Downs. of Tyringham, Mass, was all over Sunday guest of his daugh- ter, Mrs. Frank F. Stevens. Miss Alice Butler, of Leete's Island, Conn.,, has been spending several days with Miss Olive Humphrey.
 Mrs. E. o. Bailey and Mrs. J. A. Osmar, of Jamestown, N. Y, are guests of MT. and Mrs. H. E. Lyles.
 MT. and Mrs. George Peet, of Bridge port, were guests of his mother at Dr. Camps Thursday and Friday.
 Rev. Everest, who has officiated the past two Sunday at Christ Church, was entertained at ''The Naples"
 Last Friday Miss Mary Ferguson had a short visit from an old friend, Mrs. Jennie Ladd Pardee, of Danbury.
 A. E. Molando is well along with the work of constructing a shop at the rear of his residence on Church street.
 Miss Belle Roger was bridesmaid and Dav1d Roger best man at. the Traver- Clark wedding Ill Mlllerton last week.
 Dr. and Mrs, Burns who have been visiting the Misses Granger, returned to their home in Washington, D. C., Fri day.
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 L. J. Streck is the artist who has im- proved the appearance of the residence of George s. Fuller by applying a coat of paint. ..
 George VanDeusen and John Adam are spending fewdays, hunting along the Housatonio river and camping on its banks.
 Great Harrington masons completed, Tuesday, stretch of cement walk in front of D. L. Peirce's premises on West Main street.
 The Forester's ball is to be held to- morrow evening Ill town hall and promises to be a success both socially and financially.
 MT. Wood. lately of Great Burlington, is the new proprietor of the pool room on Railroad street formerly conducted by Delos Campbell.
 The East Canaan and Millerton base ball teams were to have played at Ca- naan Saturday but the Miilerton team cancelled the game.
 It is probable that game of ball will be played Saturday between the Canaan and East Canaan teams, either at Ca naan or East Canaan.
 Mrs. ;. 0. Wheeler and Miss Jose phine White of WiAsted and Miss Mary Bebee of Norfolk were guests at Mrs. John Marr's last Sunday.
 The work of transferring the large quantity of Stoua across the river near the power company's plant will proba- bly, be completed this week.
 Miss Anna Brown, lately stenographer for The New England Lime Company, has entered the employ of Felten and Hardenbergh in a like capacity.
 Rain of Monday Tuesday and Wed. did considerable good but there was bot enough of 1t to have more than a tenn porary effect on wells and streams.
 The Canaan base ball team was photo graphed few days ago by J. R. Jordan, of Lakeville. Some of the pictures have been delivered and are very satisfactory Unclaimed letters remained in the postoffice Tuesday for Mrs. Jennie Her man. Mrs. E. c. Ketchnn. RaInh q