Connecticut western news., 1909-04-08
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 Winthrop wyokoff spent Sunday in Winsted
 George Roger spent Sunday in Miller ton, N. Y.
 Miss Margaret Hanlon spent Sunday in New York.
 J. H. Welch, of Lime Rock, spent Sunday here.
 Alfred Scott spent Sunday at his home in Pittsfield.
 Daniel Hogan visited his parents in Lenox, Sunday.
 Mrs. Henry Hoag visited Chatham friends over Sunday.
 James McCabe spent Sunday at his home ill Adams, Mass.
 Peter Flynn, of Lakeville, spent Sun- day with friend ill town.
 Miss Name Johnson. of Hartford, is visiting at William O'Brien's.
 Miss S. w. Adam has been visiting in Briarcliff and New York city.
 George Peet, of Bridgeport, arrived in town Monday to spend few days.
 Mrs. Mary French and family have gone to Bristol where they will reside.
 Mrs. Fred Werner, of Lakeville, spent Saturday with Mrs. Geo. Trieschmun.
 MT. and Mrs. Barnes spent Friday with their two sons in Great Harrington.
 Marion Roger, of Sharon Valley, is spending her Easter vacation at her home here.
 The annual parish meeting of Christ church will be held Monday evening at eight o'clock at the church.
 When you see man digging at this season of the year it is not for a flower garden. It's for fish bait
 Mrs H. R. Burhans, of Hoosick Falls, is spending her Easter vacation with MT. and Mrs. s. w. Barnes.
 Elizabeth Hickey, of Lime Rock, is spending her Easter vacation in town with her aunt, Mrs. Peter Coggins. .
 The Hawthorne Club met at the home of Mrs. Bullock on Monday and Miss Warner, of Lakeville, spoke on "Modern Artists"
 Rev. E. O. Gillette preached at Lenox Monday night and will preach at the Union Fast Day service at Cornwall tc- morrow.
 Mrs. J. w. Peet. who has been spend ing the winter at Dr. Camps, has opened her home on Granite Avenue for the summer.
 Rehearsals are being held for the play Just For Fun" which is to be given shortly after Easter under the auspices of Christ Church. Clinton Barnes comes home tomorrow from Worcester, where he is an instructor ill the military school, and will spend few days at his home here.
 Miss Beatrice Humphrey returned from Hillcrest hospital, Pittsfeld, Sat urday, where she recently underwent al operation for appendicitis.
 Except for an occasional soft spot where the frost is still i'll the ground the roads are dry and ill good condition. The fine weather of thls week has done much toward drying them up.
 At the Methodist Conference this week Rev. W. E. Ridgeway was assigned to the pastorate at Great Harrington and his place ill Canaan will be taken by Rev. Harry Cornford, of Goldens Bridge.
 1 On Saturday, April IT, the Harden bergh Brothers will sell at public auc- tion at their farm, the old Watson place, at the end of Granite Avenue, their cows and dairy and farm implements. L. A. Doncaster will be the auctioneer.
 Advertised letters at the Canaan post office on April 9th were as follows; Thomas Holt, Angelo Gelmoli, Carlo Sibera, E. A. Jones and Carlo Tsuloro Advertised postal cards were, Mrs. k D Fleetham, Miss Eva Decker, A. F. Sec. ] field, Mrs. Libbie Smith. Mrs. J. k. Res 1 berg, Gems Pilipclka, I. K. Baldwin. Miss Emma Bradley, Miss Jessie Jones Popular Pet Killed
 Count. "the bright little water span iel owned by F, A. Baker of the Can field was run over and killed by freight train last Friday. He was friendly and good natured little fellow and had many friends who will ms, him.
 John Miller Injured
 John Miller was struck by loca freight train yesterday morning and haC his right arm and shoulder badly bruised He was walking down the track of tho N. Y. N. H & H. Railroad at the time and did not hear the train approaching The impact of the buffer beam threw him into the ditch and out from under thu wheels thuS saving his life