Connecticut western news., 1906-06-28

The Rev. W. E. Page, pastor of the | Ellsworth Congregational church, will leave July 3rd for his annual summer vacation.
 Several West Cornwall people attended service at the Congregational church Sunday morning to listen to Rev. A. K. l Fosters sermon.
 Contractor F. W. Dakin and his force are extensively repairing the Christ church rectory during the absence of the Rev. MT. Mics.
 The Sharon baseball team was de- Saturday, in very close and interesting game. Score to 6.
 Farmers are preparing for harvest and are looking forward to the usual diff ficulty i'll obtaining help to assist them in housing the crops.
 F. W. Dakins force have the end of the work ill sight at the Rhoades premises. The service of carpenters, masons and laborers have been much in demand here this year.
 Miss Ruth Prindle, with her sister Julia, are spending the week at West Haven, as the guest of Mrs. 0. Prindle, who has cottage at that resort
 Rev. Allyn K. Foster and family will be Sharonites during the summer as they have moved from Cornwall Plain to the Congregational parsonage.
 M.C Burton and family of South Carolina are so we'll impressed with Sharon that they are to spend portion of the summer ill the Van Rensselaer, residence.
 The Masonic lodge is about to take its summer recess. The regular meeting tomorrow evening will be the last until the first regular meeting night in i September.
 Sharon has some views that make magnificent post card subjects. Clarence H. Eggleston shows ten subjects, the cards having been printed ill Germany from photographs which he furnished.
 Dr. 0. w. Bassett, who has purchased the Jewett grove on the banks of Silver Lake, contemplates the erection of log cabin to be occupied by his family dur ing the summer months. It's an ideal spot.
 Much interest centers in the game of baseball t1 be played here Saturday be- tween the Sharon and Lakeyille teams. Each team has won one game and this is to be the deciding contest of the series. Each team will do its utmost to win the l rubber" and it will be game well worth seeing.
 Encouraging reports continue to be received from Mrs. E. Franklin Gillette who is in the General Memorial Hospital at New York where she is recovering from the effects of an operation per formed last week. At the present rate of improvement she will soon be in a con- dition that will warrant her return home.
 The new store in the upper portion of the village is being hurried toward completion as rapidly as possible and 1t ] is now expected it will be ready for i occupancy about August 1st by the firm of Hoag, Hotaling and Byron. It is probable, however, that the firm will not be entirely settled in the new ] quarters before August 15.
 The members of the Sharon fire de- partment expect that their new uniforms will arrive ill time to be worn the first time on July 4th. The company should make most imposing appearance in their new outfit which consists of coat, pants and caps of an handsome blue. 1 The uniforms are provided with nickle buttons. In selecting the suits, the com- pany chose the short coats which are now much more popular with firemen than were the long, heavy garments.