Connecticut western news., 1906-10-25
sharon Church Directory.

George Gager is on the sick list.
 Mrs. Clarissa Reed is on the gain.
 Edward Thompkins spent Sunday in town.
 Mir. George Wilbur went to New York Sunday. ..=..
 Fred Bitner has been visiting MT. Mallison.
 Miss Martha Wilbur spent Sunday in New Haven.
 Many of the sports are taking to their guns nowadays. Charles Miller has been visiting in Hillsdale, N. Y.
 Charlie Bartram is spending few days in Lakeville.
 Miss Elizabeth Sullivan has been laid Ip with sore foot. Mir. and Mrs. William Riley spent Sunday in Pine Plains.
 Dr. Ralph Ryan returned to his duties in New York last week. ..
 Miss Nadie Marckres spent part of last week in New York. ..-... Miss Mory Main spent few days with Mrs Edward Sabine. J. c. Sherlock of New York spent Sunday with F. I. Peabody.
 W G. Ringler and family were up from New York over Sunday.
 Misses Kelsey and Wilbur attended the teachers meeting last week
 MT. and Mrs. Walters have resurned from visit at the latter's home.
 Miss Clara Davis of Hartford is visit ing her sister Mrs. Frank Davis.
 Miss Harriet Peck expects to spend the rest of the week in Hartford.
 A. Robinson, the tree agent. called on freinds in town one day last week.
 Miss May Sullivan has gone to Great Harrington to work for the winter.
 Mrs Wilbur Williams is spending a few days at her home on Sharon Mt.
 MT. Arthur Lamb spent few days of last week with friends in New Haven.
 Several of the Sharon Masons attended the Millerton lodge last Tuesday night. John Capron is spending few days with his daughter Mrs. Robert Harris. Mrs. Pnlver who is visiting in Canada writes she is having very enjoyable time.
 Mir Frank Hamblin is to attend to the farm duties on "Hotchkiss Place" this winter.
 Frank Silvernale and family have moved into one of Frank Morehouse' s houses. ..H
 George Thompson and John Monahan are having new furnaces put in their homes.
 Arthur Lamb has the Lecturers hour in hand for next Grange Meeting. Let's all attend.
 The painters and carpenters are busy making the necessary repairs at F. L eabody's
 MT. and Mrs.lE. F. Gillette were driv. ing through the Berkshires Thursday and Friday.
 Miss Ida Barnett of Lakeville is spend, ing few days with her sister Mrs. Wal. ter Bartram.
 Horace Williams has returned to his work in Pittsburg after spending few weeks at his home in Sharon.
 George Hitchcox has returned to his home in Waterbury after spending two years with George B. Klebes.
 Albert Clark who has been west has returned and again taken up the duties at Hazard S which awaited him.
 The girls of the High School don't see why the boys of the school delight in putting dead mice in their desks.
 Mrs. Myra Hotchkiss, Mrs. Lockwood Mrs. Lasher, MT. Ross and mother ex. rect to spend the winter in the south.
 Mrs. Edward Doyle had the misfortune to run nail in her hand recently but TO serious results are now anticipated.
 The Stars" gave a card party last week Wednesday and all report ine time and hope they are repeated this winter.
 There were 20 out to the last grange meeting. Now let's see if we can't have 20 more next meeting which is next Tues cay evening.
 The citizens of the town wish the elec- tric lights wouldn't burn all day but shine little brighter at night on some of the streets.