Connecticut western news., 1907-10-17

Sunday.
 Mrs Skiff' is moving in part of house with Mrs. Doyle.
 F. l.. Bristol was calling in Dover Plains Sunday.
 Mrs. F. l.. Bristol is spending week in Dover Plains.
 Edward Anson has been visiting his son, Frank, in Canaan.
 Miss Anna Warehouse has been visit ing Armenia friends.
 Charles Dakin is back from New York and is rapidly recuperating.
 Miss May Kenney spent a portion of the past week in New York.
 Miss May Prindle made shopping tour to the metropolis last week.
 Harry Bartram spent few days last week in Torrington, Conn.
 Deputy Sheriff I. P. Hornbeck of Falls Village was in town Saturday
 Miss Jennie Mills of Colemans spent 
 Frank Silvernale has moved to South Canaan where he has purchased place. MT. and Mrs. H. Hoag spent few days with relatives in Danbury, Conn.,, last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Hamlin are spend ing week with their daughter in New Britain. Conn.
 A. J. Bostwick was in New York last week in attendance at the carriage dealers convention.
 Mrs. E. F. Hazard returned Saturday from few days visit with her daughter Mrs. H. Sperring.
 We note that the high school has 33 pupils. This is the highest attendance for the last few years.
 Robert l.. Schuyler and Mrs. Sadie K. Brooks are to be married at Bronx vile on Saturday of this week.
 The girls of the town are organizing basket ball team and will give dance for the benefit of the same Nov. 1, at the Casino.
 A play will probably be presented by home talent in the near future under the auspices of the local Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star.
 Sharon sent large delegation to the Danbury fair last week as is it's usual custom. The general verdict was that the fair was about the same as usual.
 Miss Nellie Kelsey has been spending some time in Sheffield. Mass, because of the illness of her father. Mrs. Wike takes her place in the Sharon school.
 Mrs. Sprague is entertaining Bohe- milan notables in the person of Alphonse Mucha and wife, The Monsieur ha. considerable of reputation as an artist 0. w. Brown went on the coal dealers excursion last week to the Pennsylvani, mines. The mine owners 'paid the shot on this occasion and more than 185 deal CTS composed the party.
 Many repairs are being made to build ings in town in preparation for an olt fashioned New England winter, conse quently the services of mechanics art much in demand.
 Mrs. Hance and Mrs. Powers arr recent new arrivals at the Taghkanic Mrs. Hance will soon leave to join he husband but Mrs. Powers is expecte, to remain for several weeks
 The last hope that the old creamer, building would again be put to the us for which it was intended, has dissap peared. The Adventists have sold tn machinery and fittings and are, as W, have previously stated. to transform i into house of worship.
 Hermon, ten year old son of MT E. H Middlebrook had his face badly burne, on Sunday, by trying to hurry slos fire in the furnace by pouring on kerc sene oil. Fortunately his eyes escape serious injury, and it is hoped his fac may heal without permanent scars.
 Beginning the week of Oct. 18th an lasting six days, the employees of a p)stoffices of the United States and i American possessions will make an il ventory of all stamps in the departmen The undertaking will be great one an will include the summing up of tf face value of every and all stamps in th offices. There will also be a classific' cation of all the mails which are on hanc Persons who have heavy mail deliverie are requested to get their mail into tf office early on these days, and at tf stmo time to have it in as small parce as possible, otherwise the sender wi stand good chance of having his ma delivered late.