Connecticut western news., 1906-08-23
Mrs. Wm. Knight is better.

MrS. VIII. hnlRnt IS Deller.
 Miss Ollie Sullivan is visiting Father Smith.
 Mrs. J. B. Wilbur is visiting at Nor wioh, N. |.
 Mrs. Mary Loucks has been visiting at Cornwall Plains.
 Mrs. Mary Loucks is visiting relatives in West Cornwall.
 R. R. Colgate recently sold his White steamer to New York parties.
 F. w. Dakin's men are building cot tage on the Houghtaling place.
 Master Russell Woodward of Winsted has been visiting friends in town.
 Miss Foster of Carmel, N. Y, is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. F. Carter. Miss Daisy Landon is visiting Miss Catherine Roraback at Twin Lakes.
 Mrs. Hitch and daughter of Bridge port are guests of Miss Lottie Lucas.
 The Misses Marion and Georgia Gay are home from their trip to England. l.. E. Hope of Chatham, N. Y, the piano man, spent Friday last in town. Miss Lillian Mager of New Haven was recent guest of Miss Martha Wilbur. Mrs. Harry Morgan and her sisters, the Misses Mills, of Greenwich, are in town. Mrs. and Miss Morgan of Bridgeport have been visiting at R. St. J. Bouton's s. P. I. Peabody is setting up hot air furnace at Miss E. O. Wheeler's resi- dence.
 Mrs. Raymond Bunting and son of Torrlngton are visiting at Mrs. Bunting $ fathers.
 Mrs. George NJ. Marckrcs and daugh- ter Nadie have been visiting friends in Vermont.
 Miss Alice Mills of Greenwich, was the guest of Miss Amy Eggleston the past week.
 F. W. Dakin is improving his tene ment house by giving it a much needed coat of paint.
 Work on Hoag, Hotaiing 6 Byron, store is completed and it will be opened in few days.
 Miss Alice Hand of Torrington, Conn recently spent few days with Miss Susan Brown.
 The St. Bernard rectory is now illumi mated by electric lights, the current fol which Is furnished by the Berkshire Power Company.
 Mrs. Hayes Robbins of Winchester Mass, has been visiting her brother, E Franklin Gillette.
 Forty hours adoration began Sun- day forenoon at St. Bernard's church and closed Tuesday.
 Mrs. W. Barhyte has returned to New York, having spent some time with her sister, Mrs. P. Kenney.
 Extensive changes are planned at the Smith pace and a force of men are at work removing outbuildings.
 The Sharon baseball team were de- feated by the Salisbury team at Sails bury, Saturday. Score 14-3.
 Mrs. Arthur Lamb has been quite i'll at Canaan camp grounds. but recovered sufficiently to be brought home.
 Mrs. Frances Burggrof and daughter Ethel of New York are spending the month of August at Wikc Bros farln. Mrs. Geo. Hunt returned to her home in Jersey City Saturday, after spending the 1sumEler with her niece, Mrs. Wm. Riley.
 The Misses Helen and My Snit, were guestS at the home of tl-Ir uncle John ;. $ nith at PleaSan1vll.., N. r., the past week.
 H. NJ. Hoag and F. E. Byron of Hoag, Hotaling * Byron have been in Pough keepsie the past week purchasing goods for the stock in their new store.
 Colonel $. L. Brengle of the Salvation Army occupied the pulpit at the NJ. E Church on Sunday morning, August 19 and gave an interesting discourse.
 Walter Mallinson spent two days a Twin Lakes camping and fishing witl friends from Bridgeport. He reports good luck, 14 bass and six pickerel
 Mrs. Charles Brown and son Ralpl and Miss Nellie Loucks, who have beer visiting friends in the western part O New York State the past two months have returned.
 Mrs Deli has returned home to West chester county, after spending som time with her daughter, Mrs. Vii Klebes. Alma Klebes accompanied he home for 8 short visit.