Connecticut western news., 1909-04-15

Lyman JOnnSou WnS 'AoA"oA HI eo"H Il recently.
 Miss Louise Bragg went to Stratford on Saturday.
 Prof. Smaller, Of Winsted, was in Ca naan last week.
 Miss Helen Miles, of Salisbury. spent Thursday in town.
 Robert Shaver spent Saturday and Sunday in Springfield.
 w. L. Brown, of Hartford, visited his mother here last Friday.
 Miss Roxie Stevens, of Norfolk, is vis- iting Mss Irene Crowell.
 J. Henry Roraback and family spent Easter Sunday in New York.
 Edward Ward, of Falls Village, called on friends in town Good Friday.
 George P. Strong IS spending few days in Dalton, Mass, visiting friends.
 Deputy Sheriff Hatmaker, of Chapin- vile. was in town recently on business.
 James Green was called to Boston last week by the death of his brother, Henry.
 MT. and Mrs Blodgett have taken rooms i'll the house with Mrs. H. k. Pease.
 D. B. Tiffany, of Winsted, was among ont of town visitors in Canaan Thurs day.
 Miss Grace NJ. RorAback is visiting friends ill New Haven, Bridgeport and New York.
 John Nicoll, who has been ill New York city for several weeks, is home for few days.
 George Capron and Munro Benjamin, of Falls Village, were in town last week on business.
 Mrs. Rufus H. Whitford and grand daughter, Helen, returned from Spring field on Monday.
 Miss Marion Roger, of Sharon Valley, has been spending her Easter vacation at her home here.
 Charles Laffargue, of Wingdsle, N. Y, has taken possession of a portion of of Mrs. Caldwell's house.
 Mrs. Emory Bierce, ofWinchester, &C., companied Miss Walton on a visit to friends in Norfolk Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Dodge, who have been visiting Mrs. Dodge's parents at Cromwell, have returned.
 Miss Louise Trieschman, of Danbury Normal School, has been spending her Easter vacation with her parents here.
 Clifton Wickwire, Lottie Wickwire and George Pierson, of Waterbury spent Sunday as guests of H. R. Whitford.
 Miss Minnie Wolcott. who has been spending the past two weeks in Copake, N. Y, visiting friends, has returned.
 A dance is scheduled to be given in the town hall this evening under the auspices of Court Wangum, F. of A.
 Rev. w. E. Ridgeway preached at his new church ill Great Harrington Sunday. He is moving from Canaan this weeK.
 Contrary to custom the village stores kept open on Good Friday despite its be. ing a holiday. The banks were closed. Mrs Marcus Barnes and daughter, of Great Barrlngton, were guests of MT. and Mrs. s. w. Barnes several days last week.
 The Berkshire Light and Power Com pany of this place has sold the Bell farm of 88 acres to Mrs. Bertha Conklin, of Ashley Falls.
 MT and Mrs. George A. Marvin and Miss Jane Walton are spending a few days in Winchester as the guest of MT. and Mrs E. F. Marvin
 Rev T. R. Wallace. formerly of this place, has been transferred from his present pastorate at Mount Kisco to Fremont Church in New York city.
 With the coming of summer the price of Ice goes up while the prices on coal have dropped, however, the reduction on coal is slight compared with the increases in the price of ice.
 The New York, New Haven 6 Hart ford railroad has engaged a large num- Der of la )orers to go to West Cornwall, where about 10 miles of new 90-pound rails are to be laid.
 w. T. Johnson, an employe of the Southern New England Telephone Com pany, who has been doing some lccaI cable work, has finished and returned to Waterbury Saturday.
 Rufus H. Whitford has purchased fine team of blacks from A. P Lamphier of Winsted to take the place of the greys, one of which he lost by sickness. MT. Whitford traded in the single gray.
 The 145th annual meeting of the Litchfield County Medical Association will be held at the Hotel Winchester, Winsted, on Tuesday, April 27, at 10 a. m. Papers will be read by members of