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

may be mailed early InurSuay MOI ulng.
Advertisers are therefore requested to
send copy for their advertisements Mon
days. We cannot guarantee a change
of adv. if copy is received later.
Mrs. John s. Pulver remains seriously
ill.
E. j. Per Lee is threatened with pneti-
monia.
Mrs. L. H. Schwab spent last week in
New York.
R. J. Livingstone was in New York
this week.
Bostwick and Haines are to dissolve
partnership.
Mrs. Curtis Of Bridgeport is visiting
Mrs. Lounsbury.
DR.. and Mrs. Chaffee have been visit
ing in Boston.
The proceeds of the o. E. s. play last
week were $l68.
E. F. Gillette spent portion of last
week in New York.
John HavemeYer and family have
returned to New York.
Mrs. Julia Gobillot has gone ito DAN
bury to spend the winter.
Miss Emma Sedgewiek has been visit
ing Mrs. Barss in Lakeville.
Miss May Colt of Hartford was a
recent guest of Miss Harriet Peck,
The Congregational Christmas exer-
cises will be held Christmas night.
Skating was enjoyed on the Beadsley
pond last week. Ice 81 inches thick.
Miss Anna Skinner has gone to visit
her cousin Robert Rice in New Haven.
Miss Van. Rensselaer, Of New York
has been visiting Miss Anna Morehouse.
The Ladies Sewing Society of Christ
church met with Miss Morehouse last
week.
Mrs. Frieze and son of Pleasant Val
ley, N. Y, were recent guests at A. w.
Walter.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Wilson have
closed their home and have gone to
Florida.
Rev. w. A. Maokey was called to Paw
ling on Thursday to conduct the funeral
of a friend.
dr How
of last week with the Misses Mills in
Colemans.
About sixty new volumes Of books of
history and adventure have recently
been placed in the library.
The Methodist Sunday School will
observe Christmas with an entertain
ment and tree Christmas eve.
Among those who attended Grange
Day meeting in Millerton were Mrs.
Charles Dakin, Maud Roy, and Clara
Peabody.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Hamlin have
closed their summer cottage and moved
to the village. They are occupying the
MOrenOuSe Cottage.
The first entertainment in the course
was held Tuesday evening. The au-
dience was large one and the illustrated
ed lecture proved most entertaining.
An error was made last week in the
article entitled "Winter Time III Shar-
on" wherein it was stated that the price
o1> 10 tha mt toi oy,i
Course is 1925. The price is $1.5O
The monthly meeting of the Ladies
Missionary Society of the Congregations
church was held this afternoon. Sub
ject, ''The Christmas Tide, its History
Legends and Customs" Miss Goodwin
was the leader.
Otto H. Tiedman has a collector
notice on this page that every taxpaye
should read. He will be at Town Hall
Friday and Saturday, Dec. 90 and 2
from to 8 to receive all taxes, lien
and interest due the Town of Sharon
This is the season of the year for th
rush in the post offices. In sendin,
your gifts through the mail, wrap then
securely, tie them tightly and put you
name and address on the package a
well as that of the party for whom it j
intended.
Negotiations are in progress for
game of basket ball to be played in Tow
Hall at Canaan either on Christmas O
New Years day. Both teams wer
recently organized, contain some goo
plLyers and the contest should prove
novel and interesting one. A NOR
definite announcement relative to tn
game will be made later.