Connecticut western news., 1907-01-24

morning service. All cordially eloOme. Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev. B. Seeholzer. Pastor. Morning service, 1O.8O; Sunday school, immediately fol- lowing; Epworth League, 6.45 P. m.: Luther Brown has been on the sick list.
 Joseph Larkin is in town for a, few days.
 I. N. Bartram visited New Haven last week.
 Henry Hoag was in New York last week.
 Miss Blanch Whitford is visiting Mrs. I. Hoag.
 Miss Maud Landon spent Sunday with Anna Whitford.
 Mrs. Parson mother of William, Mc- Cam is very ill.
 Miles Benson is to move to Geo. Kirby's the first of April. MT. and Mrs. Frank Harris spent Snn- day ill White Hollow.
 Miss James of Hartford is to teach in grades seven and eight.
 George Bierce has been spending 8 few days in New York.
 Miss Sadie Marsh is teaching school in the White Hollow district. < Warren Brown Ihas been helping at Gillette's store for few days. 
 Little Ruth Bristol has been visiting her grandmother in Dover Plains.
 Roy Williams of Patterson, N r. is visiting his aunt Mrs. Robert Harris. Miss Abbie Jewett and Miss Maude Landon were in New York last week. The young people are making things lively with surprise parties this winter. Mrs. Will Peck and daughter Hattie recently spent few days in New York. Mrs. Charles Dakin has been visiting friends in Irvington and New York city. Mrs. Julia Bristol has been visiting her son in Bridgeport and Pleasantville. A daughter was born January Il at New York City, to Dr. Kerley and wife. Report has it that Peter Liner is to take Albert Scott's place at the town house.
 Quite a number from here attended the poultry show held in Millerton Jan uary IS.
 Mrs. N. F. Hansen has been confined to the house for few days on account of illness.
 Mrs. Chas Caldwell was in West Corn wall on Thursday and also MT. O'Donnell.
 A surprise party was given to Lillian Hansen by number of her young friends last Tuesday.
 Rumor says that Fred Selfridge has purchased the John Costin place in Sharon Valley.
 Mir, and Mrs. Chas. Haight have been called to Bristol by the illness of their daughter Mrs. George Layfette.
 Fanny and Tessie Riley were pleas antly surprised Monday evening by their. young friends.
 Mrs Herbert Hutchinson and daughter of Ithaca, New York, have, been visiting Miss Ruth Prindle and Mrs. Edward St. John.
 The Mexican Serenaders gave cred itable entertainment in the Casino last evening and it was we'll attended. The entertainment course has been success thus far.
 The annual supper of the Ladies Sewing Society will be held in the Con gregational chapel tomorrow evening A silver collection will be taken and the public is invited.
 The annual meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Connecticut was held in New Haven last week. Louis Miller H. B. Dakin and E. P. Hazard, attended as delegates from Sharon lodge.
 This is the pneumonia season. Avoid catching cold if possible, and if you dc contract one get rid of it as soon as pos sible. By all means do not neglect it. for the person who neglects cold at the start very often payes the penalties later And one of the penalties is pneumonis which is always liable to result fatally
 Dr. Ralph Ryan, formerly of Sharon now house physician at Bellevue hospit al in New York has been chosen to fill the vacancy on the house staff of the New York Foundling hospital to begin June 1st. The hospital is devoted ell tirely to children and at times accomo dates between two and three thousand
 At the postponed meeting of the Shar on Hose Company the following were elected for the ensuing year: Fore man John Monahan; 1st Assistant, Ma than Pitcher; 2d Assistant, Charles P
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