Connecticut western news., 1906-10-11


 Miss Harriet Williams spent part of the week with Mrs. O. J. Kenney.
 A meeting of town officers will be held the first Monday in February.
 Grace and Nina Hotaling spent few days last week on Silver Mountain.
 The Misses Marion and Jessie Gay are spending several weeks in Missouri.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. VanAlstyne have rented their house to Miss Ida Geer. < Miss Clara Peabody spent Sunday with Miss Jennie Mills of Oolemans.
 Mary Pouder and Edwarb Thompkin attended the Carley and Welch wedding.
 Robert Miller has resigned his posi- , ton as janitor of the Methodist church. Miss Emma Perkins died Friday, Oc- tober 5. Buried at New London, Conn. Anna Culligan spent part of the last week with the Misses Bonney of Canaan.
 MT and Mrs. Luther Brown are visit ing friends and relatives in Torrington. Mrs. Nervin of Stamford, Conn.,, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. J. Reed.
 The organ recitals at the Episcopal Church will be continued during Octo- Der.
 MT. and Mrs. w. Jones spent Sunday with the formers sister Mrs. F. I. Pea body. s..
 Mrs. E. F. Gillette and Miss Kath- arine Hotaling spent Thursday in New York.
 Mrs. John Capron of Amenia spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Smith.
 Arthur Harris and Miss May Sullivan spent Sunday at the Millbrook Inn. Mill brook, Conn.
 Mrs. Louise Townsend and Miss Alice Gobilott, have been visiting in Danbury and New York. Misses Dorthy Harris and May Rhy- nuss spent Sunday with Charlie Rhy- nuss and family.
 Rev. Mir. Tate of Taunton, Mass, preached at the Congregational Church Sunday morning.
 Harold Winans, clerk at the store of the Dakin Corporation has been taking weeks vacation.
 w. R. Riley and son spent part of last week at Danbury Fair and also at his sisters in Bristol.
 It is reported that R. R. Colgate has purchased the estate of the late Mrs. Ahwe of Sharon Valley.
 Edward Smith and Roland Marckres have moved their families into the house they recently purchased.
 Miss LeMon has returned to us again with very fine assortment of millinery goods for the fall and winter trade.
 MT and Mrs John Carley have begun housekeeping in their house in Calkins- town formerly known as the Tiedman house.
 Mrs William Pitcher and daughters the Misses Ethel, Consevela, and Hazel also her son William spent last week in Danbury.
 Miss Sarah Wilbur of Amenia and MT. and Mrs. A. B. Wilbur of Middle town, N. Y, were guests at J. B. Will bur's recently.
 
 MT. John Burgess entered the Flower Hospital in New York on Wednesday for treatment. Miss Blanche Carl &C., companied him down.
 MT. Blake, 4. J. Bostwick's black smith, has moved into Mrs. Loughlin's house formerly occupied by Henry Blum who has moved into the George Smith house
 F. l. Peabody is busy these days put ting furnaces in order. He has just con- pleted Richardson 6 Boynton furnace at the new store of Hoag, Hotaling & Byron. Also one for George Thompson
 Charles Miller is off duty this week from Gillette's store and we surmise from the dreamy look in his eye that he intends to spend most of the week in Hillsdale. He accompanied E. F. Gil lette to New York on Tuesday. That reminds us that we have heard a ru- mour of new dressing room at Sharon Station.
 On October 1st live stock pickup cars commenced running from Chatham to New York city, stopping at all inter- mediate stations on Harlem Division, on Tuesdays of each week, thereby en- abling shippers to dispose of their live stock at New York on market days of each week. The rates for transporta- tion (other than horses) when shipped