Connecticut western news., 1907-11-14

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 E. F. Gillette was ill New York last week.
 Mrs. 0. G. Kerley was in town last week.
 JIG. Roraback was in town one day last week.
 Miss Maude Dakin is visiting in Naugatuck.
 A barn and stables are to be erected by A. Duane.
 Miss Liner of Millerton is visiting at A. w. Walters.
 Mrs. Lucy Reed called on Mrs. John Naso recently.
 Miss Emma Sedgwick has been visit ing in New York.
 Miss Georgia Gay is visiting her sister at Cambridge, Conn. A. F. Roberts of Lakeville called on friends in town Monday.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. George Sabine, Nov. 9th.
 Fred Beitner was in Pawling and Patterson on Sunday last.
 Kenneth Hendricks is visiting at his uncle's, George B. Bierce.
 Mrs. F. w. Dakin spent the day with her brother in Salisbury. recently.
 Miss Liner of Millerton is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walters, P.J. Kenney has purchased his sisters share in their mothers estate here. Mrs. Louise Townsend spent week ill Danbury with her sister recently. Mrs. E. A. Deming and family are spending a week in New York City. Mrs. Myra Hotohkiss and Mrs. Phoebe Lasher were in New York the past week. Contrary to usual custom, The Bart ram win remain open during the winter. R. J. Livingstone was in New York and Philadelphia on business this week. The Rev. L. H. Schwab officiated at the Schwab-Parker marriage Wednes- day.
 The Misses Kate and Grace Per Lee are visiting their brother in Providence, R. I.
 Harold Dakin and Dr. Chaffee attend ed the auto show in New York last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Stephen H. Cutler of Lithgow, N. Y. were recent guests in town. -... ..
 Several from here attended the Yale Princeton game at New Haven, Sat urday. -
 We are glad to see Mrs. Henry Hoag out again and so much improved ill health.
 Miss Nettie Schermerhorn of Dover Plains has been visiting her sister, Mrs. F. l.. Bristol.
 The girls basket ball team has order ed baskets and goals and expect to begin practice soon.
 Several Sharon chickens disappeared last evening-at the supper in the Con- gregational chapel.
 I. N. Bartram was called to Bethel, Conn. by the death of hls sister, Mrs. Abbie Fairchlld.
 Miss Harriet Peck is taking the place at tho postoffice made vacant by the absence of Miss PerLee.
 The temperance people commend our young druggist on the stand he takes in not applying for license.
 F. J. Sprague will close his Sharon House on November 15 and return to the city for the winter.
 The pipe connections have arrived and water from the McCann spring has been turned into the mains.
 Dr. Coley and wife were ill town last week attending to business connected with their summer home here.
 There has been considerable moving about this fall but nearly all are now settled in their winter quarters.
 The drought season in Sharon cellars is approaching. It is said there ism t more than foot of water ill any of them.
 Millerton pokes fun at Sharon because we have no arc lights. We'll, Millerton has no brand new sewer system, SC there, now.
 The electric lights were dim all last week because of & "superflous sufficiency O water at the Canaan power plant but they're improveing now.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Wait contem. late many improvements to their sum. mer home "Landheim," They are to remain at "The Inn" during the winter.