Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1907-11-21

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Clarence H. Eggleston is now full
fledged pharmacist.
Several city boaders are enjoying a
fall in the country at The Bartram.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Newell attended
the National Grange meetingin Hartford
last week.
Mrs Robert Grey of Millerton spent
part of last week with relatives and
friends in town.
The Rev. A. K. Foster of Litchdeld
will preach in the Congregational
Church Sunday morning.
The thresher, operated by steam or
gasoline, is now in vigorous operation
on many farms near Sharon.
George S. Kirby spent few days in
New Haven last week and attended the
Princeton foot ball game.
George Ford, the Canaan piano dealer,
accompanied by William Briggs of the
same village, was in town Monday.
The chicken pie supper at the Con-
gregational church last Wednesday
evening was success. Proceeds $50.
Rev. Geo. H. Stone of Bristol, Conn.
will preach in the Adventist Chapel Sun
day afternoon at $50 and evening at
T:3O.
of Sharon drove to Canaan Sunday
where they took dinner with Mrs.
Aaron Handlin.
Three members Of the Sharon Ma
sonic lodge went to Lakeville Tuesday
night and sat astride the Royal arch
goat in Hematite Chapter.
The foundation for monument for
George Handlin Of New York City has
been completed in the Sharon cemetery,
also foundations for three markers on
she same plot.
The basket ball team has elected the
following officers: President. Helen
Bassett; vice president. Clara Peabody;
secretary, Helen Smith and treasurer,
MIR. Newell.
Miss Sarah Burch of Coleman's and
Miss Carrie White were1 guests of the
later's sister last Wednesday. They al
SO took in the supper at the Congrega-
tional church.
Word has reached here of the death of
Miss Emma Rowley at Los Angeles, Cal.
where she has resided for several years.
Miss Rowley was formerly of Sharon and
was daughter of the late Albert Row
ley.
The basket ball club wish the select
men might hurry up and find out about
the Town Hall for their playing, as the
ball and goals have arrived and they
hate to let them lay idle any longer than
necessary.
These who accommodate city boarders
tell us that the past season averages well
with the seasons of former years. While
the city folks did not arrive as early as
usual because of the backward season,
they are staying later.
A large twin hot air heater has just
been erected at H. r. Hunters home In
Sharon Station by F. I. Peabody. Many
other repairs have been completed to
make the home more attractive.
District Deputy L. J. Nickerson OF
West Cornwall made an official visit to
Sharon Masonic lodge last Friday
evening. There was q large attendance
and the occasion was a very pleasant
one.
The automobile which went down the
bank near Sharon Station, causing the
death of T. w. Morse of Lenox few
weeks ago, is being repaired, for the
Washington parties who own it, at A.
j. Bostwick's automobile station.
1t is understood that one or two city
men who own property here, and who
contemplate improving the same are
much interested in the concrete con-
struction now in progress for DR.. Kerley
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building or repairing.
Several of the city people who spend
their summers here have become sc
favorably impressed with the beauty OF
the Sharon cemetery that they have
purchased plots therein and propose tc
be laid here for their final sleep
Among these is DR.. Townsend.
Michael Nc Donald accompanied BY
his son, Bernard, went to New YorA
Monday. Some weeks ago Mr.. No
Donald, senior, sustained broken les
by falling on some steps. The injured
member did not mend satisfactorily ano
it has bebome necessary for Mr.. Mo
Donald to wear brace which he obtained
Monday in the city.