Connecticut western news., 1908-09-24
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" IlO WdutS 1O Dc cI6pICSOAedeANo' oho at at a time, now.
 The Odd Fellows confer the second de- gree Monday evening.
 Mrs. Esther Cunning is visiting friends in New York.
 Cemsnt floors have been placed in the Misses Changers barns.
 Roy Johnson of Norfolk is the new clerk for Bullock 6 Felten.
 Frank F. Stevens was on the sick list the latter part of last week.
 Mrs. U. H. Miner has been confined to the house by sprained ankle.
 John Gibson of Great Barringto on was in town on business last week.
 Mrs Mary Corbit has been visiting in Housatonic and Great Harrington.
 Mrs. E. J. Cedarette, of Lee, Mass, was recent guest of Canaan friends.
 Canaan will send large delegation to the Great Harrington fair next week.
 MT. and Mrs. William Devine afe spending few days lu New York City.
 J. w. Mccormick spent last week ill New York and Sunday at his home here.
 The residence of Mrs. Curtis on West Maln street was re-shingled last week.
 Miss Adella Merwin has returned to her school duties in East Orange, N. J.
 Mrs. Mary Howell of Salt Point. N. '. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lansing.
 Town clerk E. D. Norton has thus far issued ten hunters licenses this season.
 A daughter, Mildred, was born, Thurs day morning, to MT. and Mrs. William Beebe. ..... H...
 D. Hatmaker's horse is to start ill the races at the Chatham, (N. Y.) fair this week. ..#..a.
 Miss Gladys Ferris of New Milford was an over Sunday guest of Miss Carre Fuller
 Mrs. George Brinton has been spend ing several days with relatives in Winsted.
 Walter Hayes is assisting in Walters market during MT. Walters absence on a vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. James Mcclure, of Mil lerton, spent Sunday at, James Nc Cormick's.
 Oliver Carter and family have moved into portion of the Messenger house on Church street.
 Charles Rodemeyer, of Danbury, has been spending a few days with relatives nd fr;on6o in,
 Vernon Main of Colebrook River is making protraeted visit with is sister, Mrs. V. M. Coe.
 Misses Minta Bradford and Jennie Ferry spent last Sunday with Mrs. E. A. 5lye at Great Burlington.
 The dry weather has been the cause of reducing the amount of milk delivered daily to the Borden plant.
 Mrs. Alfred Fuller aud Mrs. James Williams of Great Harrington were guests at G. M. Walters last week
 Mrs. J. B. Staats of Hillsdale, N. Y. nas been spending few days with A. V. A. Felten and family at the lakes.
 Hon. George L. Lilley and son of were over Sunday guests of Col. Burpee and wife at Twin Lakes.
 O. K. Smiths tenement house, lately by James Bonney and family. IS to be connected with the sewer system.
 Lawrence Eddy has entered the Chss- hire, Conn. preparatory school and ex- poets to enter Cornell University later.
 Charles King of Pittsfeld and Michael Corners of Millerton were Sunday guests of the Misses Margaret and Nora Flynn.
 s. A. Eddy and family have returned to New Haven after having spent DOT tion of the summer at their Twin Lakes cottage.
 Mrs. Francena Caldwell fell down cellar in her new house few days and injured one arm. No bones were broken however.
 Mrs George M. Bullock, of Hillsdale, N. Y., has been spending 8 few days with her daughter, Mrs. A. V. A. Felten, at Twin Lakes.
 Jerome Holcomb of Scranton, Penn. is calling on friends in this his native town. He was at one time proprietor of a hotel in Canaan.
 Seventy-five names have been added to the list of voters to be made. The registrars assume that not all of these persons are eligible.
 The seats have not arrived conse- quentlY- there will be no school this week except in the rooms where sessions have held since Sept. b.
 Miss Dorothy Pease of New Britain was an over Sunday guest of Miss Caro- line Camp. Miss Camp accompanied her home on Monday.
 Special trains on the New Raven road will leave Great Harrington at 5:50 D. m. October and 2, after the tar, mak- ing all stops to New Milford.
 Someone has suggested that before any more crude oil is doused on the streets that it be mixed with cologne or