Connecticut western news., 1909-05-27

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 B. A. Peirce is ill with an attack of grip.
 The village stores will be closed all day Monday.
 Ralph Dewey was home from Torring- ton over Sunday.
 Allyn Eddy, of Brooklyn, was at the Canfield over Sunday.
 Mrs. George Hall, of Falls Village, was in town Monday.
 Mrs. H. H. Stanton is recovering from an attack of pneumonia.
 Canaan vs. Lakeville on the local diamond Memorial Day.
 R.O. Lamphere. the Winsted horse dealer, was ill town yesterday.
 The Torrington Cos Brass team de- feated Lakeville Tuesday, score TO.
 Miss Edyth Tinker is the new sales lady at G. L. Parsons 6 Sons store.
 Miss Elizabeth Hickey sailed on the Carmania Saturday on a trip to Europe,
 Miss Belle Roger has been visiting her sister, Marion Roger, in Sharon Valley.
 F. P. Lewis and J. W. Ladd, officials of the telephone company, were in town l Tuesday.
 A. P. Freeman and family spent Sat urday and Sunday at their cottage at Twin Lakes.
 Selden Downs of Tyringham spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Frank F. Stevens.
 Miss Cora Manvel, of Sheffield, was an over Sunday guest of D. w. Manvel and family.
 Rev. Albert E. Roraback, of Provi- dence. R. l., is visiting at his home here for few days.
 G. Willis Parsons, who has been quite ill for the past week or ten days, is re- covering his strength.
 Miss May Foley, who is in St. Francis Hospital at Hartford, underwent an op- eration on her tonsils Sunday.
 Mrs H. B. Chown and Mrs. Nellie Hall Sanford, of Falls Village, were guests Of Mrs. w. J. Argall Monday.
 D. B. Ryan, of New York city. health inspector for Bordens, has been work ing in this vicinity for several days past.
 Miss May Kegler visited ill Hartford Saturday and Sunday was the guest of Miss Rachel Woodbridge at Manchester Green. -'"
 William Brosmith with wife and daughter, of Hartford, arrived in town by automobile and spent Sunday at the Garfield. l3 Housatonic Pomona Grange will hold it's regular meeting with Salisbury Grange June Is. Notice of program will be given later.
 William Dempsey brought his launch over from the lake Sunday. It was left ill the ice over winter and was stove in as we'll as damaged otherwise.
 Mrs. Charles Adam will entertain the Cranford club at the last meeting for the year at her pleasant home on Gran ite Avenue Thursday at 2:45 o'clock.
 Mrs. Thomas Fenn of Yalesville and Mrs. Tacker and son and daughter of New York spent Sunday as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Geo. Friedman.
 Horace Holt, who has been seriously ill with pneumonia for some time past, passed the crisis the first of tho week and is now expected to make good re- covery.
 Horace Kinne. of Housatonic, who has been employed as clerk by Bullock & Felten for the past few weeks, plans to accompany George Livingstone to Seattle, Wash.
 G. L. Parsons has been wearing his left arm in sling for the past week. He slipped and fell while on the incline before his barn and wrenched his shoulder joint.
 John Adam, who has been clerk at Thurlough's drug store, has taken a position with the telephone company and his place will be filled by Samuel Siegle of Hartford, who has had several years experience in the business.
 Judge A. T. Roraback attended the laying of the corner stone of the Con- necticut State Library and Supreme Court building at Hartford Tuesday af- ternnon, the supreme court judges at tending the ceremony in boGy.
 Advertised letters at the Canaan post office May % are as follows: Miss Har- riet Arthur, A. E. Fuller, George M Green, Peter Pluce, Giovanni Platania, Mrs. Clara Shaver, the Misses Taylor. Postal cards are advertised as follows: Mrs. Lizzie Glenn, H. Rogers.
 The article in the Canaan Valley news on page 3, regarding the condition of Frederick Emmons, we have been in