Connecticut western news., 1907-01-17


 New York.
 Miss Susan Brown spent few days in Torrington last week.
 H. B. Dakin was in New York Wednesday of last week.
 F.J. Sprague was in town last week looking after his property.
 Miss Elsie Griffen of Leedsville spent Sunday with May Kennedy.
 Mrs. William Klebes and five of the children are on the sick list.
 Mrs. Herbert Hutchinson and Noel are visiting Miss Ruth Prindle.
 Miss Sue Brown has been visiting the Misses Prindle on the mounrain.
 We are pleased to hear Mrs. George Hertzels condition is improving.
 Mrs. James Wilbur has been quite ill, but is a little better at this writing.
 Come one and all to every grange meeting and hear our new Lecturer.
 Robert J. Livingston was in Boston a couple of days last week on business.
 Misses Lucy Bassett and Minnie St. John were recent callers at Salisbury. Don't forget the 23d comes early and get your tickets. Mexican serenaders.
 Mrs. J. Barss and son Jack spent Sun- day with MT. and Mrs. w. w. Knight. MT. and Mrs. E. F. Gillette spent the first of the week in Bridgeport and New York.
 The sun shone four or five minutes this week. This is worthy of special mention.
 A 1lM-pound daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. D. H. Darling Friday. January II.
 The Ladles' Sewing Society of Con- gregational Church met at Miss E. Car ter's this week.
 Miss Edna Pitcher and Elizabeth Sul- Hyan spent Sunday with Miss Bella Chapman of Wassaic.
 The Bible Society held their annual meeting at the Congregational church last Sunday evening.
 Mrs. William E. Klebes has been suffering with an attack of indigestion but is better at present.
 Harry Payne Whitney and friends of New York stopped at the Sharon Inn for dinner on their way to Pittsfield in an auto.
 Why do the boys and young men let the young ladies get up all the amusement of the winter? Come boys, wake up
 w. H. Burk, who has been in the employ of Fl. Peabody for the last two months, has accepted position in South Norwalk, Conn.
 Those on the sick list are: Mrs. George Hertzel, Miss Bullions, Miss Carney, Dr. CIV. Bassett, Mrs. Luther Brown, Mrs. l.. H. Bartram and Mrs. James Wilbur
 Representative Harris of this town has been apponted a member of the com mittee on conference and was also en- powered to call further meetings of the county caucus.
 Most of the citizens do not like to see the Sharon Water Company run opposi- tion to Ed. Middlebrooks, but the reports are that it did when one of J. B. s COWS got in the pond and drowned
 George E. Bierce has contracted with the Spur Company of Lakeville to draw the timber from the Honor wood job at Lime Rock to Lakeville. Five teams and dozen men will be employed
 Miss Sue St. John was taken ill last Thursday morning. Mrs. E. F. Hazard took her place i'll caring for Miss Carney at Miss Whites until Saturday, when Miss Burch came to take up the duties. Last week Monday when school was opened again for work all the children who had been instructed by the deceased Miss Laura E. Gay were remembered by a small token of hers by her sister, Miss Eva Gay. The above was our true and faithful teachers last wish. We wish to express our great pleasure in accept ing these, to Miss Eva Gay at LimeRock. The Mexican Serenaders who appear as the next attraction. in the entertain ment course come highly recommended. The company consists of four Mexicans and one lady reader. They have received some remarkably favorable press notices and all who attend may expect to hear musical program of unusual