Connecticut western news., 1907-02-28

Charles H. Prindle has been visiting in town.
 Harry Hamblin is spending few days at home.
 Miss Anna Tiedman is at her home William Bassett spent Sunday with his parents.
 Miss Le Mon is spending few weeks in New York.
 Charles Brazee of New York is visit ing w. H. Mesick.
 Wm Klebes Jr. is home from East man business college.
 MT. and Mrs. Percy Harris spent 8 few days in Newburg. What February lacks in. length, it makes up in strength.
 Dr. Knight has been spending several days in the metropolis.
 Mrs. Walter Landon returned home Sunday from Norfolk.
 Miss Mary Maxam is visiting in New Haven and Bridgeport.
 The sale of H. B. Dakin and Go was well attended last week.
 Miles Benson is moving this week in to Robert Lambs house.
 Mrs. Sarah Wilbur of Amenia is car. ing for Mrs. James Wilbur. Herman Newman of Naugatuck has been visiting William Mow.
 Mrs. George Klebes spent Sunday with friends in Torrington.
 Everett Pitcher has been visiting Her. bert Waldron in Torrington.
 Miss Florence Lowell of Newtown has been visiting at 0. B. Everett's.
 Charles Ryan is helping Hoag 6 Byron in the absence of w. J. Hotaling.
 MT. Frank Baker of Pawtucket was the guest of his brother last week.
 Frederick Suffrage has purchased the Costigan place in Sharon Valley.
 Mrs. o. w, Bassett returned from her visit in New York, last Thursday.
 Miss Jennie Powers of New York is spending few days at her homo. |. Mrs. Henry Per Lee IS caring for Mrs. Nelson Wilson who is ill with the grip. Miss Emma Hazard is spending a few days at home owing to bad health. Miss Kate Whitford of Canaan has been spending several days at her home here.
 Miss Margaret Loughlin who is em- ployed in New Haven spent Sunday at home.
 Mrs. w. R. Houghtaling and son were over Sunday guests at the Tagh- kanic.
 William Franks of Dover Plains spent part of last week with his father 0. Franks.
 MT. and Mrs. Hawley Whitford were over Sunday visitors at Mrs. Mary Heady's.
 Miss Bertha Heady of the House of Mercy, Pittsfeld is home for two weeks vacation.
 G. Ringler and family of New York spent Washington's birthday at Otto Teadman's.
 Mrs. Kate Loughlin returned to New Haven with her daughter Margaret for a weeks visit.
 N. E. Spaulding of Brooklyn spent Washington's birthday with his cousin F. I. Peabody.
 MT. and Mrs. R. c. Geer of New York have been spending part of the week in Sharon.
 Miss Clara B. Peabody spent Wash ington's Birthday with Misses Mills at Colemans Station.
 The Misses Prindle and their neice Miss Mary are visiting friends in Buffalo and nearby places.
 Miss Maude Landon and Charles See holzer spent Washington birthday at Carmel, New York.
 Edward Tompkin spent Sunday at the home of his wife's parents MT. and Mrs. Thomas Powder.
 Mrs. Richard Scott was called to Falls Village Friday by the death of her father Nathaniel Roraback.
 The New England supper held in the Methodist chapel Friday evening was a success. $20 % were realized.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Peck drove to Litchfeld last week to attend the funer- al of friend, returning Friday.
 Have you tried one of those Cent-a- Word advertisements? This is the best cheap advertising ever offered you.
 Mrs. G. B. Klebes has been entertain