Connecticut western news., 1910-05-05
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 on H. N. Adams house.
 Frank Coons has been laid up the past week with an attack of rheumatism.
 Miss Hazel Pulver, of Copake. N. Y, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. D. D. | Walter.
 MT. and Mrs. H. D. Humphrey are spending a few days with friends in New Haven.
 Mrs. H. E. Lyles accompanied her niece, Mrs. Osmer, to her home in Jamestown, N. Y.
 Mrs. A. H. Herriman went to New York Monday morning to witness the arrival of Weston, the pedestrian.
 A number of Masons journeyed to Norfolk Tuesday night where they en- joyed a banquet with the Masons of that place.
 Mrs. l.. A. Caldwell and daughter Minnie, who have been attending the Women's Relief Corps convention in Hartford, returned home Saturday.
 Miss Gookins will go to New York Saturday on a business trip for the Hat Shop, gathering new ideas and goods for the summer trade, returning Tues day.
 The water hydrants were flushed yesterday and the water company showed excellent judgment @ in shut ting the water off just before the dinner hour.
 Mrs. Talmadge Pulver was called to Danbury on Saturday by the sudden ill ness of her son Harry. She returned Monday night leaving him much inn proved.
 Mrs. K. o. w. Abbe and daughter Katherine attended the play, The Teaser," which was presented by mem bers of the Robbins school at Norfolk last Saturday night.
 Roscoe Benjamin of Falls Village while riding his motor cycle on upper Railroad street, Sunday, collided with Henry Neeland's dog, resulting in the crippling of all three.
 Earl Coons, who has been working near Springfield, has taken a position as night watchman at tue Peirce & Free man branch of the New England Lime Company's plant here.
 John Benson, of the s. N E. telephone company force, who has been ill at Mrs. 1 Mary Devine's for the past week, has so far recovered that he went to his home :, in New Preston Monday. i Norman Cakes, of St. Cloud, Fla, formerly of Falls Village, visited his daughter, Mrs R. Stanton, from Thurs day to Monday, and has gone to Great BarrIngton for the summer.
 Philip Orben. who was operated on for appendicitis last week Tuesday at the House of Mercy Ill Pittsfeld is re- ported as doing finely. He was visited Sunday by Joseph and Benjamin Ganci.
 MT. and Mrs. William Talbot, who were married in Montgomery. N. Y, r last week Wednesday, are spending few days of'their honeymoon at Joseph Smiths. Mrs. Talbot will be remem- bered here as Miss Rosa Smith. Frank Whiting has been nursing a game eye the past week, which, he said was a species of ,'pink eye." This, with certain unpleasant symptoms of grip that made themselves manifest, put him lin his little bed' Monday afternoon. A. E. Molando has repaired the motor boat belonging to R. D. Peirce, which caught fire and was badly burned on Twin Lakes last summer. The job is credit to Auselmo and if MT. Peirce don't give it away. nobody will know but that he has new boat.
 The Cranford Club will hold its regular meeting this (Thursday) afternoon with Miss Mary Ferguson. The subjects for discussion at the meeting are Emilia Pardo Bazan," and Ramon Lull." Current Events" will be contributed by Mrs. Adam.
 A party of Canaan autoists saw a light on Twin Lakes, late Saturday evening, which led them to believe that parties were violating the law by spear ing fish. This is the season of the year when this is usually done, and the mat ter will undoubtedly be looked into by the warden.
 The following letters and postcards are advertised at the Canaan post office for the week ending May 8, 1910: Letters-Camillo Bucciarelli, Francisco Franco, Edith Hersoy, Garlic SYalund. Postcards-Angiolino Baldrius, Albert J. Daley, Mrs. Diantha Downe, Edward Goudean, Marcel Grandin, J. McMan. The Canaan Choral Socity announces "ChiIdren's May Festival" rendering 1.-The Toymaker's Dream" at the Town Hall, Friday, May 13, at 8 o'clock and Saturday, May 14, at 2:3O. Reserved