Connecticut western news., 1907-06-06

Were battenlng their hatches dOWn. Mrs. Goodwin visited out of town last week. Charles Brazee is visiting at w. H. Mesick's.
 Mrs. Frank Dakin is confined to her home by illness.
 George E. Burrows of Chatham, NY. was in town Friday.
 Albert Wiley is slowly recovering from his attack of pneumonia.
 A commodious addition to The Tagh- kanic is being constructed.
 William Klebes and son spent Memo rial Day in Hudson, N. Y.-
 Leonard Roselle of Plymouth, Conn. was in town over Sunday.
 Miss Edna Doyle is spending couple of weeks in Springdale, N. Y.
 Frank Root, who has been seriously ill with pneumonia. is better.
 Several from here attended the ball game at Amenia Memorial Day.
 George Ingraham and sister, Charity were home over Memorial Day.
 A. A.Waldron of Torrington is spend ing few days with friends in town. H. R. Winans of Waterbury has been spending few days at his home here. Edna Doyle spent few days with the Marven family of Stamford, Conn.,, last week.
 Lansing Hallock of Washingtonville, N. Y. recently spent few days in town on business.
 Rev. Dr. Robbins and family of Phil adelphia have arrived in Sharon for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Bartram of Tor rington have been visiting at Charles Whitfords.
 MT. and Mrs. Barss of Lakeville were recent guests of her parents, Dr. Knight and wife.
 Mrs B. A. Deming and daughter Isa- belle recently spent few days in the metropolis.
 The Business Mems base ball team has decided to defeat the town ball tos- sers on July 4.
 Mrs. O. w. Bassett and Miss Harriet Peck have been spending few days in New York City.
 Miss Mildred Barnes left for Europe last week. She expects to return. during the present month.
 Dr. Chaffee went to New York a few days ago and enjoyed an automobile ride to Sharon with MT. Sizer.
 One thousand feet of pipe are being laid connecting the K Kerley residence on the hill with the sewer mains.
 The grass is green, the trees in bloom and garden sass started this year not be- cause of summer but in spite of it.
 Superintendent Andrews of The Sha- ron Telephone Company has been spend ing few days in town on business.
 Mr. Smith and wife of Watertown are guests at the Taghkanic. MT. Smith is engaged in the manufacture of pruning tools.
 The graves in the cemetery were quite generally decorated Thursday. There was no formal observance of the day here.
 ''Why is this year like lumber wa gen ?" said one Sharon man to another You don't know? why it's because it has no spring."
 Dr. Chaffee, w. K. Landon and Mr. Sizer went to Sheffield, Mass, on a fish ing trip Friday. MT Sizer's automobile was the conveyance.
 The number of city boarders in town is quite satisfactory to those who cater to their accommodation, considering the very backward season.
 The ladies of Christ Church will hold their annual bazaar on June 30 in all probability. It is planned to hold it on the green near the church.
 Mrs. w. w. Knight and Mrs Jane Goodwin attended, as representatives the annual meeting of the Winsted or phans' home held at Winsted last week. On Friday evening last, E. Franklin Gillette gave small tea party to Pro- lessor Newell and wife and the Rev. G. l.. Forte, pastor of the Congregational church.
 The characters of sAbove the Clouds'' and members of Silver Lake Grange feel thankful to the Millerton people for their attendance at Millerton May 31. Pro- ceeds about $10O.
 The Sharon people who presented ''Above the Clouds" at the Casino re- gently under grange auspices, produced the play at Millerton last Friday even ing and scored grand success. It's an