Connecticut western news., 1908-12-03

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 GeorgeWilbur was home over Thanks giving.
 Mrs. I. N. Bartram is visiting friends in New York.
 Miss Edna Liner returned home from Waterbury last Saturday.
 Miss Mary Garter is spending a eek with Mrs. Sephen Cutler, at Lithow, N. Y.
 Harold Banks, of Hotchkiss School, was 8 guest of Alfred Deming over Sun- day
 Miss Daisy Landon expects to return to her duties in Brooklyn, N. Y, tn 8 week.
 Howard Landon and family, of Sails bury, spent Thanksgiving at F. w., Dakins'.
 Irving Everett and family of Colorado. are visiting representatives elect, 0. B.. Everett.
 Chas Flight, of Now Haven. Conn., has been the guest of his daughter, Mrs. X Chas. Ryan.
 The Library privilege for the month of November was won by Hazel Nichols, of the Gay Street school.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. St. John spent Thanksgiving with their daughter, Mrs. Moore, at Millerton, N. Y.
 A singing school has been organized in town with MT. Carter, the ,orgainst of Christ Church, as teacher.
 Mrs. William Klebes and daughter, Mildred, who have been visiting in Vest chester, N. Y. have returned home.
 Warren R. Houghtaling and family, of New York City, have been in town the past week, stopping at the "Tagh- kRnic." ".'
 Chas. Miller and George Klebes at tended lodge meeting of "Woodmen of the World at Hartford recently where 500 men were initiated.
 Miss Annie Eggleston and Miss Cor nelia Ryan, who were home for Thanks giving, returned to thelr respective duties in Brooklyn, N. Y. Sunday night.
 An old fashioned raising was held at Frank Hamlin's farm Monday afternoon when the frame for his large new farm barn was erected and refreshments served ill the good old way.
 
 Thore is new ice man in town, the ugh it is unlikely that he will do much act nal cutting of ice the present season. A now an occupant of the home of MT. and Mrs. Robert Prindle.
 Posters are up announcing the first basket ball game of the season here, to be held in the Casino, Wednesday even ing Dec. 3. On this date the senior and junior girl teams will play and the boys will play against Lakevile.
 Pr. J. s. Chaffse is building quite 8 roomy addition to his barn, which when e c,mplete will furnish more carriage room and also some nice living rooms. Why the living rooms. Doc? w. E.. Hotaiing has charge of the work. . : Don't Forget
 That season tickets for the s. E. Cou1 Sc are now on sale.
 That the number which will be sold is limited.
 That if you wish any, you had better attend to it at once.
 That if you procrastinate in this mat ter you will be sorry.
 That the entertainments this season will be better than ever.
 An international steam furnace of goodly size has been recently installed in the residence of Otto Tiedeman by l.. H. Bartram, our local plumber and steamftter. To heat by furnace house of the character of MT. lTiedeman's re- quires no small amount of skill, but this heater works perfectly and Otto 'wuxes eloquent i'll its praise which goes to show that MT. Bartram is no "Amateur" at this branch of his trade.
 X noteworthy improvement has been made in the Eostoff1ce by moving par tition and enlarging the space back of the boxes three feet, making it much more convient than the former crowded condition. Would judge that there is also less likelihood of coming to grief against the postmaster's implements. Before January first MT. Baker expects to have new dustless boxes installed also keyless lock boxes and the entire inter for reprinted. Would suggest to the town fathers the advisability of repaint- ing the Interior of the adjoining town hall building, as MT. Bakers renovated postoffice will have tendency to make it look like thirty cents.
 At the Union meeting held last Sun day night in the Congregational church, l,