Connecticut western news., 1908-11-12

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 Victor Beirce of Cornwall was in town Saturday.
 w. R. Weddle is visiting Poughkeep- sic, N. Y. relatives.
 State auditor William P. Bailey of Bethel was in town Monday.
 Miss Olive Humphrey is visiting Mrs. L. J. Nickerson ill West Cornwall.
 MT. and Mrs. Sheridan W. Barnes are both numbered among the sick this week.
 Engineer William Ahearn continues to progress toward recovery from his illness.
 Oswald T. Vosburg and family moved last week, to their new home in Pine Plains, N. Y.
 The Cranford Club will meef with Miss Bertha Granger on Thursday after noon of this week.
 Mrs. N. B. Chapln of Torrington was guest of her mother. Mrs. E. T. Rood Sunday and Monday. 1 Mrs. James Hanlon and daughter Margaret have been spending a few days with friends in Pittsfeld.
 Major Bennett of New Brighton, N. Y. is spending few days in town with headquarters at "The Naples" 
 Howard Rood has taken the room vacated by George Mathers at Mir. Vol cott's, where he takes his meals.
 A force of Western Union telegraph linemen have been in town for few days, making repairs to poles and lines.
 James MoCabe of Springfield. Mass. succeeds Miss Anna Br ,wn as stenogra- pher for the New England Lime Con- pany.
 FlaRman Smith has new quarters at the East Main street crossing. A new flag house was constructed for him last week.
 J. H. Roraback of this village was one of the guests at governor elect Lilley's mouse party" in Norfolk from Friday until Tuesday.
 N. A. McNeil of the well-known Lime Rock insurance firm of N. A, Nc. Neil 6 Oo. was caller at THE NEWS office Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. w. 0. Bullock drove to Great Harrington Tuesday evening to witness the play Mrs. Wigg of the Cabbage Patch" The Rhoades 6 Stanton saw mill is shut down, and has been for some time, inasmuch as no water is obtainable for use ill the boiler. Mss Mary Morrison, who has been employed by Mrs. O. W. Camp over four years, has resigned and has gone to her home in Sheffield,
 The Bartholomew family have moved from the PequigneY place to A. A. Hob- bard's property, known as the Lynch house, on Railroad street.
 The Hawthorne Club will meet Mon- with Mrs. John G. Adam. Mss Grace Warner of Salisbury will give talk on "Ancient Oriental Art"
 Henry E. Corwin of Bellport, N. Y. has been spending 8 few days at the home of his son Dr. Corwin, Jr. MT. Corwin is postmaster in Bellport.
 Miss Fife Wadsworth of East Chat ham, N. Y, who came to visit MT. and Mrs H. B. Hoag several days ago, is now ill there with an attack of grip.
 All interested in continuing the as- semblies are requested to meet at the Town Hall, Friday evening November 13 at clock, whist 8-30 to 10-30. Bus mess meeting 1030.
 The residence of Dr. J. G. Adam and the Cummings building, have been con- nected with the sewer system and it is understood that other buildings will be connected before winter.
 The Canaan hunters and trappers are spending much time along the Housa- tonic river and the harvest of muskrats udS bnU us ldI UC6h h SS OnS' A Der of birds of various kinds have also been shot,
 Miss Anna Brown, who recently re- signed her position as stenographer for the New England Lime Company. has gone to Hartford where she contem- plates remaining permantly. She has two or three positions in view there.
 Unclaimed mail remained in the Ca- naan postofice Tuesday for B. J. Conk- lin (package), Luigi Danlisse Reliable Mfg. Co.,, John Filming (2), William Glenn, w. B. Sheridan, Charles L.. Smith. Postals Bert Griffin, K. M. Sawyer.
 The plate glass window in the store of Bullock 6 Felten has been replaced by the Lloyds Plate Glass Ins. Go. of New York, through the agency of Whitslesey 6 Adam to the entire satis- faction of Mrs. Frances E. Peet, owner of the bailding.