Connecticut western news., 1908-05-21

Mary Walsh of Lakeville, was ill town Saturday.
 Mrs. Nora Smith is visiting her son Joseph Smith.
 Prof. H. W. Carter, of Norfolk, was in town Friday.
 Lizzie Martin, of Millerton, was ir town over Sunday. The Cranford club will meet with Mrs o. W. Camp today.
 George Porter has returned from an extended trip Ion the road"
 Frank Dempsey has purchased E. Choppers trucking business.
 Mrs. Samuel Holt and two children of Albany are guests at H. E. Holt's.
 Mir. and Mrs, Marcus Barnes of Great Harrington were ill town Sunday.
 A dance was held Monday evening in A. L. Higgins new blacksmith shop.
 Horace D. Humphrey and daughter, Beatrice spent Monday in Pittsfield.
 Miss Cora Manvel of Sheffield was visitor at her brothers home Saturday
 Miss Catherine Roraback has been visiting the Misses ,Landon in Sharon.
 Miss Marion Roger of Sharon Valley spent Sunday at her home in this village.
 Mrs. F. s. Parsons of Thomaston is spending few days with relatives in town.
 The painters have been improving the appearance of the residence of Sheridan Barnes. ..t...r '..
 Mrs. Davis of Poughkeepsie. N. Y. has been visiting her son, G. H. Van Deusen. .s.
 Neuelle, the little son of Joseph Smith, who has been ill with pneumonia, is improving.
 Rev. A. E. Rorabaok of Providence, R. I. is spending few days under the parental roof.
 Earl Coons of East Chatham, N. Y., has been spending few days at George Van Deusens.
 Clinton D. V. Barnes and Eugene Rowe of Careyville, Mass, are guests at Henry c. Barnes.
 Hundreds of bottles of buttermilk are being sent to New York each day from the Borden station.
 Miss Annie Sweeney, of Winsted, was the guest ot her sister, Mrs. Joseph Smith, over Sunday.
 James Meara of Lakeville is now in the employ of Wigglesworth 6 Go. in the capacity of plumber.
 Miles Rood of Buryllle and Lester Smith of Colebrook were guests of friends in town Friday.
 Thomas Butler is riding on the water wagon, consequently there is less dust blowing about the streets.
 Miss Minnie Miller, who has been assisting at the Rains bakery, returned to her home in Sheffield Monday.
 Clinton Barnes and Eugene Rowe have sold their farm near Careyville. Mass. and have returned to Canaan.
 Milton Bartholomew of West Haven, Conn.,, was in town Saturday en route to Sheffield, where he is to spend the summer.
 MT. Robinson of the Bridgeport Her ald was in town yesterday to get a feature" story relative to the famous white deer.
 Wigglesworth & Go. have been awarded an extensive contract for plumbing in the residence of Henry Clark at Sheffield.
 Unclaimed letters remained in the postoffice Tuesday for Miss Nellie Con- don, Mrs. Esther Mcintosh, Agostins Respo, postal, Grovonni Fattibeme.
 Martin McCarty recently sold to M Lang the brown trotting gelding "The Colonel" This horse was campaigned last year by Edward Whitney oi Readville.
 MT. and Mrs. Emory Beirce of Win chester and MT. and Mrs. George Mar vim of this place are on a two weeks tour, to Niagara Falls in MT. Beirce': automobile.
 Benj. Winn and bride of Philmont N. Y. were guests last week of hi sister Mrs. Oswald Vosburg. The new Mrs. Vim was formerly Miss Lulr Roger of Philmont.
 w. H. Millington, superintendent o1 Wiusted schools, was in town Friday evet1ng to attend the Odd Fellows meet ing. MT. Millington and family spent { portion of last summer in camp neal Bsrtholomew's bridge.
 MT. and Mrs. R. O. Ware of Wayne Pa., were over Sunday guests at "Tht Can1eld." They have a cottage il course of construction at Twin Lake and will % there to spend the summer