Connecticut western news., 1909-01-28

L. c. Rhoades has been spending few days in Boston.
 William Garfield continues to progress slowly toward recovery.
 Mrs. E. s. Pease and son, John, were in Pittsield Saturday.
 Mrs. Sarah J. Hamm has been visiting her sister in Sheffield,
 E. G. Smith. who has been quite ill with pneumonia, is better.
 Mrs. Walter Hayes, of thls village, left the Winsted hospital Thursday.
 The Hawthorne Club will meet Mon day with Miss Lydia Merwin.
 Henry H. Scutt has accepted position in tarber shop in Lee, Mass.
 Benjamin Ganci, of New York, has been visiting his brother, Joseph.
 Mrs. H. E. Pease and Miss Helen Pease were in Pittsield Saturday.
 George M. Walton was guest of Millerton friends Saturday afternoon.
 Samuel Brinton has obtained posi- tion as chauffeur for party in Hartford.
 Mrs. Frank H. Bristol, of Chatham, N. Y, visited relatives in town last week.
 Mrs E. T. Rood has returned from Q months visit to her daughter ill Phila- delphia.
 Miss Dorothy Stalker visited at her home in Mill River from Friday until Sunday.
 Miss Eva French, Mary Hunter and Mrs. Mary French visited friends in Salisbury Friday.
 The regular meeting of the directors of the New England Lime Company was held here Tuesday. The North Canaan Board of Relief will meet in the town hall next Monday from 10 a. m. to p. m.
 Miss Daisy Landon, of Sharon, has been spending a few days with Miss Catherine Roraback.
 Mrs. o. w. Camp went to Great Bar rington Thursday to see "The Blue Mouse" at the Mahaiwe theater.
 Unclaimed mail remained in the Ga naan post office Tuesday for Edyth HoYt, Miss Helen Perkins, Georanni Platanca.
 A small audience attended the concert given Saturday evening in town hall by the Winsted piccolo and drum corps.
 We are pleased to be able to state that the condition of Mrs. G. A. Adam, who has been critically i'll, continues to i'm prove.
 MT. and Mrs. H. R. Whitford, Samuel Stodden and H. M. Doty witnessed the drama Nevada" in Lakeville Friday evening
 c. M. Beach of New Milford was in town Tuesday to attend the meeting of the directors of the New England Lime Company.
 Mrs. Henry H. Scutt and son, Harold, are spending three weeks in Danbury and Shelton, Conn.
 Miss Anna B. Brown returned to Hartford Monday after visit of several days at A. V. A. Felten's
 Mrs. H. D. Humphrey has gone to West Cornwall to spend week or ten days with Mrs.L. J. Nickerson.
 The members of the Winsted piccolo and drum band, who gave an entertain ment here Saturday evening, made the trip ill large bus.
 Miss Mary O'Hearn continued to pro gress toward recovery from her attack of appendicitis. She is still confined to her home in Millerton. however.
 The Canaan and Sharon basket ball teams played game in the town hall list evening but THE NEWS was printed before the game was concluded hence we are unable to state the result.
 The meeting of the Hawthorne Club with the Misses Brown, Thursday after noon, was a most enjoyable function. The violin selections by Miss Evans, of Stockbridge were greatly enjoyed.
 William Raynsford, of Lakeville, was in town Tuesday and was caller at I HE NEWS office. MT. Rlynsford is one of the numerous subscribers to this paper who have taken it almost from the first issue.
 Delos Campbell, who opened his pool and lunch room in the Whitford build ing few days ago, is already being ac- corded a generous patronage. Eugene Williams, of Housatonic, Mass. is as- sisting MT. Campbell as cook and man. ager during MT. Campbell's absence.
 MT. and Mrs. George W. Peet of Bridgeport are spending this week in Camden, South Carolina. They stopped a short time in New York and will stop few days at "Pinehurst,'' B. J. Tick nos's hotel in North Carolina on their way home. They expect to be in Wash