Connecticut western news., 1907-09-19

MT. and Mrs. George Studley and Miss Ferry of Cornwall Bridge visited friends in town last week.
 MT. aud Mrs. w. K. Landon spent 8 few days of last week visiting Mrs. R.L. Andrews in Hudson.
 Mrs. William Mynders, who occupies the Governor Smith mansion, has closed it and returned to the city.
 The cemetery association held a meeting Tuesday and further considered the question of new vault.
 N. E. Spaulding of Brooklyn and Ar thur Cucuel of Bristol, Conn, have been visiting at F. I. Peabody's.
 John and Mabel Liner were in New
 Fred Beitner was called home last Fri day on important business.
 George Darling is in very poor health.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Alons of Sharon Valley spent Sundoy in Canaon.
 MT. and Mrs. Bush and two children of New York are spending few weeks with her mother, Mrs. O. A. Low. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Northrcp, MT. and Mrs. A. B. Landon and Albert Wus- ner spent Sunday in Great Harrington. Miss Bessie Miller is staying a few weeks with Mrs. Charles Haight, who has been ill, but who is rapidly recover ing.
 Horace Williams of this village and Miss Eleanor Zinsmeisper were married at Alleghany. Pa. Wednesday, Sept. II, 1907. i Miss Ellen J. Pond, secretary of the School of Applied Design and Art, of New York, was recent guest at The ! Inn.
 i 1t is said that the Connecticut turnip crop will be good, despite the drought. Good news for those who live on tur- nips.
 We are glad to see in the High school B scholars. In the third year there are six. We trust there will continue to be that number.
 NIT. and Mrs. George Queen, who were in town two weeks with their little show, have gone to Lime Rock for eight nights. s.
 D. H. Darling had the misfortune to have Bee sting him on his face which has kept him off the stage for a couple of days
 The Sunday evening Epworth League meetings will be suspended until the first Sunday in October, when all services will be resumed. .... .
 Mrs. Mary Heady and her daughter, Miss Bertha attended the graduation OK. ercisea which were held at the House ot Mercy, Pittsfeld, Mass.
 O. c. Gordon of Hackensack, N. J., was guest here last week. Mrs. Cor. don, who has been here part of the summer, is in Ellsworth. Mrs. O. M. Sherman, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. P. J. Kenny for two months, has gone to Poughkeepsie to remain a month before returning to New York.
 A. Pequigney is on crutches as re suit of running a nail in his foot few days ago. The wound, which it wa. feared would produce blood poisoning is now better.
 MT. and Mrs. Howe of Bridgeport MT. and Mrs. James of Goshen, Mrs Samuel Marvin and Mir. Johnson o1 Derby, Conn.,, were recent guests oi Mrs. F. J. Myers.
 Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler better hustle around to Sharon with his bag. of candy for the children if he expect. the Sharon vote "when he runs fol President"
 Mrs. Louise Townsend, who wa. voted the most popular lady of Sharon received the gold watch given by MT and Mrs. Queen, who have been selling ' the German medicines in Sharon.
 The concrete sidewalk hasn't strucl Sharon very hard as yet. It is becom ing very popular ln other villages ano much of the walk is being laid. It hal many desirable features and no undesir able ones.
 The Sharon Water Company expec to complete the work of laying the pipe. from the McCann spring. in the nea future. This supply will considerably augment that which is now available. 1 The government crop report shows { moderate falling off ill the condition O corn and spring wheat, but with fairly g seasonable weather from now on the ex a pectation of good average crops may b.
 realized.
 MT. and Mrs. F. I. Peabody and fami