Connecticut western news., 1908-03-19

days in New York.
 Mrs. Walter Goggin is visiting James Quinn in Hartford.
 W. J. Roberts has been spending few days ln New York.
 Hon. L. J. Nickerson of West Corn. wall was in town Tuesday.
 The Cranford Club meets this after noon with Mrs. N. l.. Jackson,
 Row boat navigation was again possi- ble on West Main street Thursday.
 Basket ball both destroys pane and produces pain says Percy Stanton.
 Misses Catherine Granger and Caro- line Camp were in Lakeville Tuesday.
 MT. Minkler of Great Harrington was an over Sunday guest of W. A. Wright.
 Mrs. Carrie Emmons is having her home shingled. s. A, Kemp is doing the work.
 James Graney's new house is en- closed and the interior finishing is in progress.
 The woman's auxiliary of Christ church will meet Tuesday with Mrs. Bunnel.
 Earl Coons of East Chatham, N. Y. has been spending several days at Geo. H. VanDeusen'
 George Beverley expects to leave this week for Winsted to assume the proprie- torship of the Park hotel.
 James Finney of State Line, Mass. succeeds William Handlin as express agent at the union station.
 Mrs. William Briggs and Mrs. James Keenan attended the funeral of Michael Jennings in Falls Village Saturday.
 A neat enclosure for office purposes has been erected in the grocery depart ment or Bullock, Felten 6 Company's store.
 The Entered Apprentice degree was conferred upon three candidates at the last meeting of Housatonic lodge, F. 6 A. M.
 The residences of Mrs. Augusta Scott, John VanDeusen and Mrs. Patrick Finnegan have recently been newly roofed.
 Recent happenings prove that it would be a wise idea to have screens to place over the inside of the Town Hall windows.
 That Canaan basket ball victory over Millerton sort of compensates for the Millerton base ball victory over Canaan asst summer.
 Letters renamed unclaimed in the oostofflce Tuesday for Mlllard J. Didley, Oliver Shook, Miss Elizabeth Waldamnl, Pracon Walena.
 Dr. H. l.. Ross is attending this week ;he Dental manufacturers convention and clinics iii Madison Square Garden New York City.
 Rexford Stanton and family are to move from High street to the Reilley house on Railroad street, lately vacated by Adelbert Blass.
 Miss Grace Garwin of the Emerson College of Oratory, Boston, has been spending few days with her sister, Mrs. G. E. Corwin.
 Fred Brewer has raised his barn that was razed by the wind and now has it modest yet attractive and structure.
 Henry Tobey and Parshley Adams of Great Harrington spent Sunday at Dr. Q. w. Camps and assisted the Christ church choir in the evening.
 Martin McCarty of Lime Rock visited h1s cousin Frank McCarty who is still in critical condition and whose recovery is not expected.
 Additional improvements are to be made in the interior of George L. Par sons 6 Sons store by changing the To- cation of some of the windows, install ing an electrically operated coffee mill, etc.
 Miss Ida Evans, who went to her home in Bethel, recently to recuperate. is getting along nicely and expects soon to re turn and resume her school duties.
 The Great Harrington correspondent of the Pittsfeld Eagle says that the new quarters for the Reliable Manufacturing Company will be ready about May 1.
 Edward Brewer of this village has formed a partnership in the painting business with R. M. Smith of Sheffield md the firm will be known as Smith 6 Brewer.
 E.. s. Pease has rented the residence le now occupies to station agent Finney md will move to one of the houses he | s remodeling. MT. Finney and family come April 1st.
 Leo Werner and family are to vacate ! portion of one of H. D. Humphreys on West Main street and will occupy rooms in the Porter building on street.