Connecticut western news., 1910-01-06
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 The R. F. D. carrier handled 5,456 pieces of mail in 1909.
 Jo;ln BiancAi took business trip to New Haven last week.
 Miss Lodema Emmons, of Hartford, visited ill town this week.
 The familiar face of W. K. Landon was seen in town Monday.
 Ralph Black began his duties on the R. F. D. route. last Saturday.
 F. A. Baker purchased an exception ally fine speeding sleigh last week.
 The Cranford club will meet with Mrs. Charles Adam this afternoon.
 Mrs Bennie Vim, of Philmont, N. Y, is visitor at o. T. Vosburgh's.
 Miss Josephine Camp is visiting Miss Ethel Cox in New York city this week.
 Miss Bessie Argall, of Lakeville, was a recent guest of her brother, W. J. Argall
 Mrs. Frances Peet and son George, of Bridgeport, are visiting friends in this village.
 Mrs. Charles Butcher has been spend ing the past week with her sister in Brooklyn.
 Miss Ethel Potter returned from her home in CazeuovIa, N. Y. to her school 51 hara Mcn1
 Miss Cecelia Smith of Lakeville spent the latter part Of last week at L. A. Caldwells.
 Miss Lizzie Mccormick, of Sheffield, ', Mass, was the eek-eud guest at James Mccormick
 Miss Pearl Garfield left Monday fer Windsor where she will attend ladies' boarding school.
 George s. Fuller returned Tuesday from pleasant trip to Vineland, N. J. and Scranton, Pa.
 Our local barbers turned over new leaf" January first and raised the price of shave to 15 cents. Miss Blanche Fox returned from Ma tick, Mass, Saturday after spending the holidays with her mother.
 A number from this place attended the dances at Mill River and East Ga naan last Friday evening.
 A Peirce reunion was held at R. D. Peirce's on New Years day, it being D. L. Pelrce's Seth birthday.
 Miss Lydia Merwin returned to Bris- tol Sunday, after spending the holidays at her home on Church street.
 Wm. Shellhoos, has been on visit to his sister in Danbury. George Wood, Jr., took his place at Dr. Camps.
 Henry Wellner, the tailor, went to New York Saturday on business and pleasure trip, returning yesterday.
 It took Iceman Atwood just twenty four hours after arriving in town to get into the harness and begin cutting ice.
 Jesse Drumm and family returned home Monday from a weeks visit ill Westfield, Mass, and Hartford, Conn.
 The water ill the reservoir Is reported the lowest it has ever been, and unless relief comes very soon there will be none at all.
 Miss Catherine Flnpegan was the re- cipient of a five dollar gold piece from her pupils ill East Canaan school as Christmas present.
 Miss Emma Coggswell, who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. F. H. Lee, for several days las returned to her home in Pittsfeld, Mass.
 Miss Marion Roger returned to her school duties ill Sharon Monday, after spending the holiday vacation at her home on Church street.
 Would it not be we'll for those who anticipate the luxury of confagnation to wait until there is more water in the reservoir to fight it with?
 After spending the holidays with lrl6uuS du(l TeldGlN0S Iler6s Sdnuel A. Eddy returned to New Haven Sunday, and his family went Tuesday.
 Mrs. Joseph Camel and two children, by Mrs. Martin Casey of East Canaan, returned Monday from fve-days visit ill PougL keepsie.
 J. H. Lansing has resigned his position at the express office, rented rooms in the Cantield building, and is n,w locking for business ill the insurance line.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch and little daughter have returned to Bridgeport after spending Christmas and New Years with MT. and Mrs. Walter Goggin.
 Prof. McDonald's dancing class pre- sented hlm with toilet set on Christ mas eve. At their last meeting, Friday evening. it was decided to discontinue the class for the present.
 Miss Mary Howe lost part of her holi- day vacation pleasure by being confined to the house for few days with a severe