Connecticut western news., 1906-11-22

D., Rector. Sunday Services, 10.30 a. E. F. Gillette was in Canaan Tuesday, W. K. Landon spent Monday in Ca naan.
 MT. John Burgess spent Sunday in Amenia.
 Miss Daisy Landon is visiting friends in New York.
 Arthur Winans occupies part of the Walton house.
 The residence of J. B. Smith is to be electrically lighted.
 Henry Hoag spent Thursday and Fri day in New York.
 Robert VanIderstein and family have returned to New York
 Gerald Eggleston spent Monday and Tuesday in New York.
 Mrs. Chas Prindle has been visiting friends in New Haven.
 Miss Mollie Deming spent Thursday and Friday in New York.
 Miss Katharine Hotaling is spending 8 month in Kingston, N. Y.
 Miss Hattie Dakin of Millerton is visiting her brother F. w. Dakin.
 Miss Emily Wheeler is spending few weeks with friends in New York.
 Mrs. Florian Patey and Mrs. Fred Caul spent Saturday in New York.
 Mrs. George Magee and Clarence spent Sunday with relatives in Lake vile.
 MT. and Mrs. o. A. Low closed their home here, and returned to the city last week.
 MT. and Mrs John Monahan and Anna Culligan spent part of the week in New York.
 Frank Baker of Providence, R. l., was a recent guest of his brother Willard Baker.
 Rev. Allyn K. Fostor of Litchfield, preached in the Congregational Church Sunday.
 Harold Dakin and Miss Florence St. John were in New York Tuesday pur- chasing holiday goods.
 Burney Mo Donald, Clarence Eggleston and Robert Livingstone attended the Yale Princeton game Saturday.
 Mrs Hotchkiss, Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs Lasher and MT. and Mrs. Ross have gone to Florida for the winter.
 w. l.. Klebes left Wednesday to finish his course at the Eastman Business College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 Surveyor Mackenzie of Southington, ran the lines for the sewer ditch through the village green one day last week.
 A progressive euchre party was held in the Masonic rooms Wednesday eve. ming for the benefit of the Eastern Star Miss Mary and Clara Smith have been dressmakirg at the Everett House in Cornwall Bridge for the past few days Mrs. Chas. Dakin was called to New York Tuesday of this week by the sud den death of her brother. John Barnett Mrs. Frank Bartle and daughter, who spent the summer here have gone tc New Britain, where Mr. Bartle has DO. sition.
 Among the residences to be lighted by electricity ill the near future are those of Mrs. Barr. Dr. Kerley and Mrs. Schuyler.
 D. Morse purchased one team for $53C and the other was purchased by Supt Colbert of Amenia ore bed for $22O al the auction sale of town property last week.
 The manager of the Berkshire Power Company states that Sharon, although smaller than Norfolk, contains many more electric lights and the number is still increasing.
 John Ash of Pomfret. Conn.,, has pur chased several acres of land in the Silver Lake neighborhood and report has il that he intends to erect house there in the near future.
 According to an old saying there will be as many snow storms during the winter as the moon is days old in the month of October that the first snow falls The first snow storm occurred on the 7th of October and the moon was 2e days old. Keep track of this and see if it proves true.
 HOW WOMEN TELEPHONE
 The Albany Journal tells how Albany women handle telephone but of course does not apply to women of Sharon