Connecticut western news., 1910-02-24

A fifteen-cant tea at E. 5. Roots Friday evening, 6 to 8.
 Miss Marjorie Nicoll has been visiting in New Haven.
 Mrs. H. D. Humphrey was in West Cornwall last Friday.
 George Hardenbergh made trip to Philadelphia last week.
 VIII. Proper has been housed up with an attack of quinsy.
 Miss Grace Roraback was home from New Haven over Sunday.
 Archie Weaver begins work with G. L. Parsons 6 Sons March first.
 Miss Josephine Camp was in Great Burlington few days the past week.
 James Quinn, Jr., of Pittstield, was at his home here Washington's birthday.
 Miss Rachel Woodbridge returned to her home in South Manchester, Friday.
 Miss Katherine Mcclure returned yes terday after spending a few days in Mil lerton, N. Y.
 Allyn Fuller returned Monday morn ing from his trip to Washington, D. O., and Chicago.
 Esther Chapter. O. E. s. will hold its next regular meeting on Wednesday evening, March 2.
 Jesse Drumm crashed one of his fingers while unloading freight last Friday, but continued to work with it.
 James McCabe of Danbury was In town over Sunday, the guest of James Kane and William Dempsey
 F. A. Yutzler of West Cornwall was in town Monday. ThirtY-one years ago MT. Yutzler was Canaanite.
 Mrs James Mccormick, Allyn Drumm, MT. and Mrs. Jesse Drumm were ill Mil lerton Washlngton's birthday.
 Howard Rood has accepted position with A. L. Clark 6 Go. of Winsted, and expects to leave Canaan March 1st.
 Deacon Amos k. Collar, who died in Norfolk last Friday was an uncle of Merritt S. Spauldiug of Canaan,
 pr. Ross and W. 0. Bullock with their wives attended Dockstader's minstrels in Great Harrington Friday night.
 There Is very little talk about next seasons baseball league, probably be- cause there will be none to talk about.
 Miss Justine Anderson, 36, sister of August Anderson of thls town, dled of tuberculosis Monday, in the Hartford hospital.
 Mrs. Charles Reynolds of Hartford and Mrs. James E. Dean of Winsted spent Thursday with their amt, Mrs. Caroline Root.
 Mrs. Dudley Ward, of Williamstown, Mass, who has been guest of Miss Helen Johnston at The Naples, returned home Monday.
 Miss Mary s. Howell, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H. Lansing, the past six weeks, returned to her home at Salt Point, N. Y.
 Miss Helen Whitford was surprised by a few of her little friends last Saturday afternoon, the occasion of the party be- ing her thirteenth birthday.
 Lyman Howe, who has been in the employ of tho Connecticut Lime Co.,, is now coopering for the New England Lime Co.,, East Canaan.
 Good sized delegations from East l Canaan, Ashley Falls and Huntsville | attended the game of basketball in the l town hall here last Saturday night.
 Howard Bierce has been trying to have the humps since Monday but changed his mind yesterday and con- cluded to postpone the pleasure for awhile.
 We hear every day of deer being seen, but Ben. Baldwin comes to the front with a story that beats them all. It was herd of twenty that Ben saw, all at once.
 Miss Ellen Hamer was called to her home in North Adams, Sunday morning
  the school was closed Monday on ac- count of her absence.
 The New Haven papers report that Samuel H. Eddy has been making it warm for some of the cigar makers who were violating the internal revenue laws Ill regard to stamping their goods.
 We are informed there is to be a horse race on Railroad sreet Saturday next. G. A. Adam, Dr. Corwin and W. W. Rossman have entered their flyers and, if weather permits, will trot for the oats at o'clock
 New telephones have been installed for Louis R. Holmes, East Canaan; 0. H. Pease, Canaan; Frank H. Reed, Falls Village; H. B. Callender, Lakeville; Harvey White, Canaan; Archibald Jen- niuUS Cornwall Rri6Ua