Connecticut western news., 1909-03-04
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Henry Scutt was home from Lee on Monday.
 Miss Minnie Peirce was in New York last week.
 The Misses Camp spent Monday in Hartford.
 Mrs. George M Walton is visiting in New York City.
 Miss Margaret Collins is spending two weeks in New York City.
 How do you like "A Gentleman From Mississippi?'
 Miss Ella Kane of Norfolk spent Sun day at P. J. Kane's.
 Oswald T. Vosburg of Pine Plains, N. Y. was in town Tuesday.
 George s. Fuller and John s. Reed were in Hartford Tuesday.
 Miss Sarah Adam recently presented several books to the school.
 Mrs. Potter of White Plains, N. Y. is a guest at Charles Tanners.
 The Cranford Club will meet to-day with Mrs. H. D. Humphrey. Miss Florence Bonney visited her grandmother in West Cornwall Sunday.
 Roy PinneY of Ashley Falls will work for the Misses Granger the coming year.
 George Wood has returned to Miller ton to assist, temporarily, in barber shop.
 Mrs Louisa Smith is visiting her brother, William Lawrence in New Jersey.
 Misses Ella and Anna Brown have bern spending a few days in Atlantic City, N. J,
 Mrs. Mary G. Adam has gone to Cambridge, Mass. to visit her daughter, Mrs. Moore.
 The final meeting of the North Ca naan Board of Relief was held in town hall Saturday.
 Mrs. N. B. Chapin of Torrington was guest of her mother, Mrs. Rood Fri day and Saturday.
 Morris S. Lippett, bank commissioner, made an official visit to the Canaan Savings bank Monday. John Daily and family have moved to Ashley Falls from the Hubbard house on Railroad Avenue.
 Miss Clara Coggswell, who has been visiting Mrs F. H. Lee, has returned to her home in Pittsield, Mass. Mrs. w. A. Wright has returned from HiRcrest hospital, Pittsfield and is pro- crossing favorably toward recovery. Mrs. John Nicon spent the past week in New York City, purchasing goods for the spring season at "The Hat Shop"
 THE NEWS tenders it's congratulations to Hon. E. s Roberts, of East Canaan, on his re-appointment as state auditor.
 Miss Marion Ives, student at Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, has been spend ing few days with the Misses Granger.
 Because of the hard travelling, the driver of the rural free delivery wagon is now using two horses in making his trips.
 The mems banquet at the Methodist church Friday evening was 8 decided success as all other events of this sort have been.
 There have been several changes in the condition of Mrs. D. D. Walter dur ing the past week. It is now somewhat more favorable.
 Telephones have recently been in stalled for 0. H. Johnson of East Ca naan. White Hart Inn, Salisbury, L. J. Streck, Canaan.
 For number of days anchor ice has been seriously interfering with the op, eration of the Berkshire Power Com pany's machinery.
 Rehearsals for the drama Tn Old New England" have been resumed and it is now planned to present the play shortly after Easter.
 The sale of independent oil has been again discontinued i'll Canaan and John D. Rockefeller is once more getting his asudA duOuhO Ol s1eeP.
 There is more illness in town just now than there has been in some time. Grip and hard colds constitute the greater namber of cases, however.
 George P. Strong expects to reside hereafter with his daughter, Mrs. F. H. Lee, and has rented the lower portion of his residence to w. J. Argall
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Shaver of Ashley Falls have moved to this village and are occupying the house in front of Camp bells restaurant on "Whitford Place. ::
 Three large blowers for use by the Connecticut Lime Company arrived last ) week and are being placed in position Repairs to the kilns are also being made
 Mrs. Augusta Scott. who spent the winter in Wurtsboro, N. Y, was il II