Connecticut western news., 1909-04-01

ARPIL FIRST
 J.L. Parsons was in New York last week.
 Miss May J. Kegler was in Hartford Thursday.
 Leonard Caldwell spent Monday in Winsted.
 Mrs. William Garfield spent Sunday in Winsted.
 Mrs. Harry Little. of Sheffield, was in town Saturday.
 Percy Stanton was quite sick with the grip last week.
 Peter Flynn, of Lakeville, was visitor in town Sunday.
 H. D. Humphrey spent few days in Pittsteld this week.
 William Curtiss has resigned his posi- tion at "The Garfield"
 Samuel Stodden spent Sunday visit ing Chapinvllle friends.
 Leo Werner has been spending several days ill New York city.
 Mrs Sarah Smith, of Norfolk, spent Saturday at A. P. Briggs.
 William Connolly, of Great Barring ton, spent Monday ill town.
 Charles French has been spending few days at H. B. Stevens.
 Edward A. Brewer, of Bragg St., has recently purchased driving horse.
 D. D. Walter has closed his residence and is boarding at "The Canfield."
 Edwin S. Pease is erecting barn on the premises occupied by Peter Butler.
 William Mcclure will move into the Hardenbergh tenement house April lst. Michael Kane spent couple of days last week in Hartford and New Haven. John Imhoff, Jr., is visiting friends and relatives Ill Kingston and Newburg, NY
 At the meeting of the Odd Fellows Monday night one candidate was in- itiated.
 March 24th daughter was born to MT. ana Mrs. Lyman Moseley, of East Canaan.
 Mrs. Lumpkin, who has been visiting ! here, returned to her home ill Sheffield, Monday.
 Alfred Campbell, of East Lee, Mass, spent few days last week with Eugene Williams.
 Miss Gussie Spaulding, of Lime Rock, spent Friday and Saturday at A. B. Molando's.
 Mrs. William Preston, of West Corn wall, spent Saturday: at Mrs. George Trieschman's.
 Mrs. Fred Scamerhorn and son re- turned last week from their visit to Philadelphia.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Argall, of Falls Village, have moved into part of Geo. P. Strong's house.
 Rev. w. E. Ridgeway left on Monday to attend conference which is being held at Ossining, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Wigglesworth re- turned home last Friday after spending a week in Naugatuck.
 The Canaan Dairy has been sold to Douglas Conklin, of East Canaan, who took possession to-day.
 Mrs. Henry Beers, of Lakeville, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Edward Brewer for few days.
 The Episcopal Church is undergoing thorough "spring cleaning" prepara- tory for Easter Sunday.
 Miss Alice Gillette of Hartford has been spending a few days with her brother, Rev. E. 0. Gillette.
 Albro Sabine, of Sharon ,and Miss Rose Mimic, of Springfield, Mass, were Sun day guests at H. R. Whitford's.
 Mrs. William Mcclure has been as- sisting in the care of her mother, Mrs. Dennis Hayes, of Falls Village, who is quite i'll.
 Miss Portion, 8 deaconess from De- Peyster Home, lVerbank, N. Y, has been spending a few days at Mrs. s. J. Hsmm's.
 Charles Laffargue, the Wlngdale, N. Y. we'll driller is to remove this week to Canaan and will occupy a portion of the Caldwell house.
 New and attractive Silent Salesman" floor showcases have been placed i'll the stores of The Fuller Hardware Go. and Bullock & Felten.
 Mrs. F. A Baker, who was recently operated on by Dr. Mcdonald at the City hospital in Albany, N. Y, is reported to be improving and it is hoped she can return to her home i'll short time.