Connecticut western news., 1907-10-10

Potato digging.
 Gather the turnips. Pumpkin crop good. ... Large yield of corn.
 Ed. White is on the sick list. D. N. Eggleston has an automobile. Marion Baker is gradually recovering. Fred Gobillot has gone to New York. FL. Bristol has new B. H. P. motor cycle.
 G. l.. Smith was in New York last week.
 Mrs. o. E. Whitehead has returned to Washington.
 Miss LeMon has returned to Sharon for the season.
 Miss Charity Ingraham has returned to New Haven. Mrs. Allen Luke has returned to her southern home.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. B. Coley have re- turned to New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Sizer have re- turned to New York. Watson Hall of New Haven has been visiting John Butler.
 Mrs. H. l.. Deming has returned to her home in New York.
 Mrs. Smaller of West Cornwall has been visiting Mrs. Doty.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred'k Kranich of New York City have returned.
 Mrs. Louise Townsend spent last We'd nesday at Poughkeepsie Fair.
 Mrs. Julia Bristol and Ernest Benson spent Sunday at F. L. Bristol's.
 Charles Wardwell of Chicago is visit. ing his sister Mrs. Myra Hotchkiss. To resident hunters 67 licences have been granted and 8 to non-residents. MT. and Mrs. A. w. Walters were in Poughkeepsie last week attending the fair.
 Miss Mary Burcher of New York, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur Lamb.
 
 collector in place of F. P. Haines. re- signed. F. Beitner has been quite lame for the past few days caused by being kicked by horse. Father Smith is taking a census of the Catholic population of Warren and vicinity.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Marvin of Corn wall Bridge called on Miss Bertha Heady last week.
 Many Sharonltes attended the Chat ham fair and were well pleased with the exhibition.
 Mrs. w. w. Peck and Miss Harriet Peck have been visiting friends in Litchfeld and Torrilgton.
 Mrs. Benjamin Sedgwick and son, Richard of Cornwall Hollow recently visited Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Reed. H. E. Lyles of Canaan and party ot the Berkshire Power Go. officials of Hartford spent last Monday night at Sharon Inn
 MT. and Mrs. E. Franklin Gillette Miss Daisy Landon and Rev. G. L. Forte recently called at the school taught by Miss Maud Landon, at Amesyille
 G. D. Wilbur has gone to Vermont te spend couple of weeks in the Greer Mountains. He has his gun with him and expects to bring back bear or two Charles Dakin, who has been under treatment in the General Memorial Hos pital in New York City, returned to his home on Saturday last in 8 greatly i'm proved condition.
 William Mesick, who has rented { farm near Sharon for some time, any who has also been engaged in teaming has purchased farm near North Chat ham, N. Y and is soon to move there He is to hold an auction previous to hi removal
 At Mondays election three of the 3O votes were thrown out. Two were un sealed and one fellow who didn't wan to lose the opportunity to vote but wh evidently wanted to hand both sides lemon, voted receipt issued by tn American Express Company.
 For the first time in ten years, o whereabouts, Sharon has Democratic se lectmen. The change was brough about, so we are informed, as result C the investigation of the affairs of the ia collector. It's long story, too long tell here at this time, but it is the rumo that the somewhat vigorous stand take by one of the selectmen precipitate matters.