Connecticut western news., 1907-07-25
Miss Perrin is in Newport.

Miss Emily Garter has been visiting in Warren, Conn.
 Mrs. A. s. Lyon of Brooklyn is visit ing Mrs. $. A. Skiff.
 Miss Laura Bartram spent last week in Lakeville. Conn.
 George Layfelt spent Sunday at Charles Haight's.
 Mrs. John Nase recently called on her sister, who is very feeble.
 Miss Lee of Knoxville, Tenn, is visit ing Dr. Bassett and wife.
 Miss Blake of New York has been visiting at Mrs. Thayer's.
 Peter J. Kenney has resumed his duties at E. F. Gillette's store.
 Mrs. Mary Loucks is spending two weeks with Cornwall relatives.
 Leonard Rhynus is spending week with his father Charles Rhynus.
 Miss Clementine Tiedman is spending the month of August in Boston.
 Merton R. Oles of Spencertown, N. Y. spent Sunday with F. J. Peabody. Mrs. Louie Klauman and son are now visiting friends in Winsted, Conn. Mrs. Fred Doty spent Monday and Tuesday with Mrs. George Doty. Miss Peck of Sharon. Mass, was recent guest of Miss Ruth Prindle. Miss Olive Potter from Waterbury, has been visiting at F. E. Sperring's. Look for announcement any day of more real estate transfers in Sharon. Miss Van Tassell of White Plains, was a guest last week of Mrs. Chaffee. Mrs. w. K. Landon and daughter, Edith, have been visiting in Norfolk. MT. Thomas spent Sunday with his family who are boarding at w. Riley's. Mr. Tanner and MT. Bassett of Falls Village spent Sunday at Robert Harris Mr. and Mrs. James Van Dike and daughter spent Sunday at Frank Harris Master Clinton Miller spent Wednes- day with Arthur Klebes in Leedsville, N.
 Miss Margert Laughlin of New Haven spent Sunday at her home in Sharon.
 The Methodist church held an ice cream sale on the church lawn Friday July 19.
 Mrs. George w. Moultons of Westfield Mass. is visiting her sister Anna Bartram.
 Miss Edna Heady is visiting her sister Mrs. Hawley Whitford, in Cornwall Hollow.
 Mrs. George Durham of Unionville, Conn.,, has been visiting at Willard Bakers
 Mrs. Myra Hotchkiss spent last Wednesday at the Hotchkiss camp at Twin Lakes
 Guests at John Monahan s are Miss Katie Kenney and MT. and Mrs. Frank Stanton of New Britan Conn
 Miss Alice Wakeman has been spend. ing a week at East Canaan, Conn.,, with Miss Betty Lloyd.
 Mrs. Mary Heady and daughter Bertha are visiting friends in WinsteG and Torrington.
 Miss Marian Pellew was called tt South Carolina recently because of the death of friend
 Mrs. Howes, son and daughter o Waterbury are guests at George B Klebes' in the Valley.
 Miss Marion Whitford of Cornwall Hollow is spending a week with hel friend Miss Lucy Heady.
 Mrs. August Behn and daughter Lillian of South Amboy, N. J. are visit ing at Mr. Hansen's
 Miss May Smith of New Haven ha. been visiting her brother, Rev Father Smith at St. Bernard's rectory
 Mrs. Mary Heady and daughte Bertha are spending week witt friends in Waterbury and Meriden.
 Miss Florence St. John has resigned her position with the Dakin Corporation and is succeeded by Miss Sadie Marsh,
 Mrs. Jones, her sister and the Misse Jones have arrived from Cleveland Ohio and are occupying the Rhoade house.
 The receipts of the lecture on Thur der and Lightning" at the Methods church last Friday night were s33 and fraction.
 All who attended the lecture by Rev M. Mackey, last Friday evening CT joyed it and trust he will give anothe in the future.
 Miss Kathryn Hotaling has returne from her visit in, Kingston, N. Y. He