Connecticut western news., 1906-07-26

of evening service at 7.30; prayer meet ing, Thursday at 2.30 p. m.
 Jack Angel spent Sunday in town.
 Richard Leach is very ill with peri tonitis. .e.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Booth is visiting in New York.
 Edward Dunn has moved his family to Katonah.
 Mrs. H. R. Moore and daughter are at New Suffolk, L. I.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Donlan last Sunday.
 The Sharon Supply O., has placed the first orders for goods.
 Charles Wyatt, Jr., is visiting George Waldron in Torrington.
 Rev. Father Smith has been spending a week in retreat in Boston.
 Mrs. Lockwood is entertaining Mrs. Wooding of Charlottesville, Va.
 Miss Lucille Cochran of Brooklyn, has been visiting Miss Ruth Crombie.
 George Bump had the misfortune to run nail in his right foot last week.
 Miss Ruth Hubbard of Middlefeld, Mass, is visiting Mrs. W. s. Newell.
 Miss Florence Brown and Miss Mary Loucks are guests of Torrington friends.
 Read in another column how THE NEWS may be obtained three months free.
 MT. Percie and Dorothy Harris spent 8 few days of last week in Barrytown. NY.
 Messrs Eggleston & Livingstone are making extensive repairs to the Griggs place.
 The Misses May and Bertha Prindle are at their mothers cottage at Savin Rock.
 Mrs. Walter Davis of Bethel, has been visiting her brother, R. J. Living stone.
 Miss Mary Miller of Hillsdale, N. Y., spent last week with her brother, Robert Miller.
 Grant Wheeler of Waterbury, re- gently visited his sister, Mrs. Charles Loucks.
 w w. Peck has purchased very fine pair of black horses through Seth Pratt of Litchfield.
 Miss Lillian J. Smith of West Corn wall, is guest of the Misses Mary and Clara Smith.
 The Busy Bee Society held their an- nual sale on the Congregational church lawn yesterday.
 Mrs. George Parsons and children of White Plains, were recent guests of Misses St. John.
 The Sharon baseball club expects to hold masquerade ball at the Sharon Casino August 3.
 John Beneway and his brother Ray mond, left Sharon Monday, to take posi- tions in Katonah.
 The Misses Mary and Clara Smith have returned from Cornwall Bridge and West Cornwall.
 Miss Casey of New Haven, and Miss Margeret Donnelly of New York, have been visiting at P. J. Kenney's.
 Miss Mollie Knight is spending a week in Haywood, N. J., with her friend, Miss Marjory Dimmock.
 E. Neal, who has been spending few weeks in town with A. K. Foster, left on Monday of this week for Canaka.
 The residence of Lyman Rhoades is rapidly nearing completion and he ex- poets to occupy the same by August 1.
 Miss Mary Sabine of Canaan, spent Sunday at her home here. She was ac- companied by Miss Helen Whitford, of Canaan.
 Mrs. George Zinn and Mrs. John Sandlane with her son, Howard of Wat erbury, are visiting at the home of their father, Peter Liner.
 J. s. Pulver and daughter Florence, spent last Sunday with Mrs. Pulver at the St. Francis Hospital, In New York city. Mrs. Pulver is getting on very nicely.
 Owing to the rain Saturday the ball game at Lime Rock between the Lime Rock and Sharon teams was postponed. The teams now expect to play Saturday, August 4, at Sharon.
 The Berkshire Power Company has completed the work of changing the voltage of the electric lamps in many Sharon residences, so that all may be uniform. All are now of no volts while formerly some of the lamps burned at 55 volts and some at no. The Power Company provided the new lamps and bore the other expenses of the ohanpQ