Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1907-12-26

The Editor
LAWYER Baker is at his post again.
Miss Mable Haines is on the sick list
The Hansen family are on the gain.
VIM. Klebes. Jr. is home from New
York.
George Klebes and daughter have the
grippe.
Miss Annie Eggleston is home for the
holidays.
Arthur Warner has been visiting in
New York.
Y, George E. Bierce and Mrs. Otto Tied,
man have the grip.
Mrs. d. H. Darling and daughter have
beeu on the sick list.
Have you noticed the great improve
ment at the drug store?
Miss Mamie Loucks was guest last
week of Wassaic friends.
Miss Eva Landon is home from Drew
Seminary at Carmel, N. Y.
FL. Peabody, who has been sick for
the past week. is able to be about again
f. w. Dakin has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. A. w. White, in New
York.
Fred Deming is at home and Harold
Banks is also guest of the Deming
family.
Miss Julia Mills of Coleman's Station
spent few days with Clara Peabody re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Harris were in
New York last week attending the poul-
try show.
w. R. Riley was unable to resume
his duties Saturday last on account OF
sickness.
Miss Edith Sperring and Gordon are
visiting friends and relatives in Water
bury, Conn.
Mrs. Edward Hallock Of New Haven
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Sabine.
Mrs. Francis Randall and daughter,
Evelyn, have been spending few days
with friends here.
E. A. Deming and daughter went to
Kent last week to attend the funeral OF
Edward Lineburg.
Mrs. George Kirby, who has been Ill
at the home of Mrs. G. o. Cole in New
York, came home this week.
The girls basbet ball team is practic.
ing faithfully for the game January
and will make a brave effort to win.
The fad Of the young people is coast
ing and perhaps something better
comes Roller skates will come next
Mrs. Leal of New York and Mrs
Kingsbury of South Orange, N. ]. sis
ter and mother Of Mrs. Robert P.
Knight were in town to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Knight.
The subjects of Rev. Mr.. Mackey'
sermons for next Sunday December 2e
will be. in the morning paul s Formula
for Ideal Living" evening Benefits of
Membership in the Christian Church"
printed one day earlier this week and
that two Sharon news letters did not
reach us until too late to be put in type,
the Sharon correspondence is consider
able curtailed this week
down in Maine that popular rural
drama will be presented Friday evening,
January 10Th nv WaSsaic talant as the
third number in the Sharon entertain
ment course. When well played, this
is one of the best dramas now at the
disposal of amateurs.
The second entertainment in the
Sharon course will be held Wednesday
evening, December 31st, and will consist
of a sleight-of- hand performance by
Bennett Springer, of Boston, accompan-
led by Impersonator Herbert A. Clarke
also of that city. Tickets for reserved
seats will be on sale at Sharon Pharmacy
Thursday at o'clock.
THE NEWS, to-day carries brief senti
ments, appropriate to the season, written
by Sharon and Canaan pastors. Read
them. They are decidedly readable
every one of them, and carry some
beautiful thoughts.
Ny turkey, tits Of thee,
Sweet bird of cranberry,
Of thee, / sing.
I love thy breast and wings,
Back, legs and other things,