Connecticut western news., 1907-10-24

date. Overcoats.
 Full moon.
 Snow storm No. l. Trips to the coal bin.
 Frost is on the pumpkin.
 Turkeys are fattening and so are tur- key prices.
 Henry Knight of Yale, spent Sunday at home.
 Lucy Heady is visiting Miss Marion Whitford.
 The auction of William Mesick was very successful.
 Miss Susan Brown is to spend the win ter in New York.
 Miss Lang of Ancram, N. r., is visit ing at Wm. Riley's.
 The VanIdersteins returned to New York last Wednesday.
 Miss Bosworth of New York is visit ing Miss Virginia Duane. - E. T. Ware and family have returned to their home in New York.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Northrup were in West Cornwall, Thursday.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Tompkins, Oct. 19, 1907. Edward Harrington is to spend the winter with his son in Lime Rock.
 Mrs. Eggleston of Poughkeepsie has been visiting at D. N. Eggleston's.
 Mrs. Maria Butcher and Mrs. Mary Ketcham are visiting in Po'keepsie. Hawley and Grover Wh1tford of Cornwall Hollow were in town last week.
 Charles Brazee has returned to New York City after spending several weeks in Sharon. ~. .. Mir. and Mrs. Fred Doty of Colman station have been visiting his mother Ann Doty.
 Mrs. Hawley Whitford and son Gail are spending week with her mother Mrs. Mary Heady.
 Mrs. O. H. Weldon and daughter Althea, of Torrinton, Conn, are visiting Miss Harriet Peck.
 MT. and Mrs. William Klebes have been visiting relatives in Westchester Conn.,, the past week.
 John Butler is spending week il Worthwhile. New York, visiting hi brother and old time friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Mesick, Mrs. 0 Hotaling and Miss o. Bame were il Millerton one day last week.
 Sharon will probably be represented at the teachers meeting at the Wes Cornwall schoolhouse Saturday.
 Miss Nellie Kelsey's many friend here extend to her their sincere sympa thy because of the death of her father
 Percy Harris has secured the position of assistant station agent and operato at Copake Iron Works and is to mov, there.
 According to the old saw we are t have 20 snow storms this winter be cause the first snow fell on the 20th o the month
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Marvin and so1 Lloyd, of Sprindale and Harry Johnson of South Norwalk, Conn. have beel visiting Mrs. Edward Doyle.
 
 On Friday evening, Nov 1st, socia dance will be held at the Casino by tn ladies' basket ball team. Tickets $1 per couple. Supper 25 cents.
 MlssMamieG Gaghan formerly of Sharon was married to John Cochrane of Nev Britain at St. Mary's Church in Nev Britain yesterday MT. and Mrs. Johl Monahan attended the wedding.
 Last week one Sharon prophet got ou his goose bone, looked it over and sai, we are to have cold, hard winter, nov this week another local prophet says hi goose bone foretells winter of unusua brevity and mildness so there you are Guess we'll have to strike the happ medium.
 It is thought that..from 10000 to 9O.oO hunters licenses will be taken out i the state this fall. Fifteen thousan license blanks have been sent to tow clerks. The commissioners think tha in two years the receipts from thes licenses will amount to 5000. Thi money is to go into the state treasury be used by the commissioners in tn ,,ro+ootiop and Y,roro cro tior If eroroa