Connecticut western news., 1909-04-08

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 John Adam has sold his launch to Harry Pulver.
 Mrs. George w. Ford visited in Sails bury last week.
 Mrs. A. A. Hubbard was take Il quite i'll the first of the week.
 R. H. Whitford left for Hartford and Springfield on Saturday.
 Rev. Father Bannon, of Lakeyille, was visitor ln town Friday.
 The Cranford Club will meet this afternoon with Miss Minnie Wilcox.
 Mrs. L. J. Nickerson, of Cornwall, has been the guest of Mrs. H. D. Humphrey.
 Mrs. w. w Collar, of Norfolk, spent d4y last week visiting friends in town.
 Mrs Robert Peirce has heen spending several da:-s with relatives i'll New York.
 Albert Twlning an1 Samuel Cantield, of Norfolk, were visitors i'll Canaan last week.
 Miss Louise Bragg and Miss May Adam spent day in New York last week.
 Mrs. Robert Peirce left for New York last week to spend a short time with re- latives.
 Miss Eva Hoffman is spending her Easter vacation at her home in New Preston.
 Miss Ellen Johnston left Saturday for New York where she will spend the hol- Idays at her home.
 Miss Albert and Miss Fitzgerald re- stunned their duties at the Ashley Fails school on Monday.
 The Courant says: MT. Dewey, of Ga caan, has entered the employ of John Root for the coming summer.
 R.H Whitford, with his wife and granddaughter, Helen, are visiting ill New Haven and Springfield.
 Mrs. Frank Coons was called to West field, Mass. Tuesday on account of the serious illness of her mother.
 Judge Gruber, of Falls Village, had his garden ready for planting last week. Gan anybody in Canaan beat that?
 Joseph Whitcomb, a we'll known cigar manufacturer of Springfield, was in town Saturday to see the horse races.
 A. V. A. Felten spent Sunday at his summer cottage on Twin Lakes. There is still great deal of ice ill the lakes.
 A gang of carpenters went to work on Monday reshingling the summer resi- dence of A. T. Roraback at Twin Lakes.
 John B. Reed IS installing a lavatory in his home and connecting with the sewer. c. P. Strong is also connecting his house with the sewer.
 Miss Edith Wells, who has been ill New York for some time past, has taken position ill the stationery department of the Canaan Printing Company.
 Edward Joyce will work for Senator Charles Barnum, of Lime Rock, this summer. MT. Joyce will prove valu- able acquisition to the Lime Rock base ball team.
 Samuel Stodden, who is employed as harnessmaker by R. H. Whitford has been confined to his home in Springfield for the past several days with severe attack of grippe.
 The first automobile party of the sea son arrived at the Garfield Friday The party included MT. and Mrs. H. B. Welsh, of New Rochelle, aud E. 0. Simonson, of New York
 D. D. Connors, who has been on the Hardenbergh farm the past year, has bought the William Amsted farm, east of Clayton. MT. Amsted has bought the Bunnell place of George Green in Clayton.
 Mrs F. w. Barnett, who has been spending several days with old neigh bors and friends in this place, returned to her home in South Glastonbury Mon day. Miss Doan Peirce accompanied her as far as Hartford.
 Samuel G. Camp. our local sportsman lhd @ubiIOA, lAelo 't NSl AhbolSSLlh5 in the last issue of "RecreatIon" on fish ing. It is plentifully illustrated with photographs taken by MT. Damp of trout streams of this vicinity.
 By the way has your wife turned you loose in the back yard with orders to whip the last speck of dust out of the carpet, or are you still ill that stage of the game where your anticipatious are fraught with fear and trembling?
 Miss Ethel Potter is spending her va cation at her home i'll Cazenovia, N. Y, Miss Hazel Gibbs is in Norfolk, Miss Whitmarsh in Washington, D. O.. Miss Hill and Miss Rosenthal in Norwich and Miss Eva Gardner i'll Cromwell. N. '.
 Mrs. F. A. Baker, who is undergoing treatment at the Albany City Hospital, ;s og ,,, rrOoJ ,orooroe,