Connecticut western news., 1907-10-03
Town meeting Monday.


 Mrs. Charles Dakin visited last week Irvington.
 Dr. M. c. Thompson was in New York a few days last week.
 Bradley Coley has entered a boarding school at Pottsville, Pa.
 Alfred Deming is attending the new school at Pawling. N. Y.
 Percy Harris is again employed in the depot at Sharon Station.
 Mrs. John Pulver has been spending few days at the seaside.
 Dr. Kerley and family have returned to New York for the winter.
 Arnold Duffy of Forestville, Conn.,, has been visiting William Riley.
 Rev Father Smith had Father Coyle of Pittsburg as his guest last week. Charlie Miller took his vacation last week and spent it in several places. Sharon was quite well represented at the Great Harrington fair last week. MT. and Mrs Frederick Carter have been visiting New Milford relatives. Miss Bessie Cleaveland of Lakeville has been visiting Miss Laura Bartram. Mrs. Henry Hart of Plantsyille, Conn.,, has been visiting Mrs. Henry Morehouse. William Mesick has been spending a few days with friends in Niverville, NY. Mrs. Henry Oathout is to be at her home, "The Orchard" for the month of October.
 Miss Margarite Benson of New York was recent guest of Miss Kathryn Hotaling.
 Many of the summer people will finger to enjoy the beauties of an autumn in the country.
 Charles Dakin continues to improve in the New York hospital where he was operated on.
 George Thompson of Niverville. NY. has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. William Mesick.
 Henry, son of MT. and Mrs. Henry S' Warehouse, is recovering from an attack of appendicitis.
 Miss Nina Graves of Middlefield, Mass, is to speEd the winter with MT. and Mrs. w. s. Newell.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. s. Chaffee accompa- nied Thomas Sizor to New York in his automobilejon Monday.
 MT. and Mrs John O. Jackson and Miss Louise Jackson have been visiting friends in Sherman, Conn.
 The Misses Harriet and Genevieve Alice of Shelton, Conn.,. are spending some time at the Taghkanic.
 H. E. Lyles of Canaan, superintend- ent for the Berkshire Power Company, was in town Monday and Tuesday.
 Miss Mildred Barnes, who has been spending the summer at Bar Harbor, is at her home here for the autumn months. It is hoped all voters of the town are interested and will be out in full force at the annual town meeting Monday. Ralph Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. New. ell and Harriet Eggleston attended the horse show at Millbrook, Saturday, Sep tember 28.
 Many Sharonites are attending the big fair at Chatham this week and the town is also represented at the Dutchess County fair at Poughkeepsie.
 Bernard Mcdonald. E. P Hazard, F I Peabody, H. B. Dakin and Carl Koehr are now Chapter Masons, the degree having been conferred at Lakeville Fri day evening.
 At the next meeting of Rose Chapter No. 14, O. E. s., full attendance is re uuested by the Worthy Matron. as busi ness of special interest is to come up be fore the meeting.
 "Curfew will not ring tonight" wrot the Sharon swain to his inamorata, ,whel he was informed that hls post-6 o'cIoci telephonic courtship could not be con ducted at less than day rates.
 The birds had to take it Tuesday, tn nrSC udJ Glldb GlS ldS W eiS Oll, 1Ol d huLI Ter of people were out trying thelr luc at shooting. They were careful to hay their licenses in their pockets, too.
 Among the speakers at the meeting c the Litchfield Northwest Association g East Canaan Tuesday of this week, wa Rev. G. L. Forte of Sharon. His topi
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 Up to October l, three non-resider licenses had been issued to hunters an 26 resident licenses. We are informe that two nonresident licenses have bee obtained by parties who have no rigl to hunt on such licenses.