Connecticut western news., 1907-01-10

Dr o. w. Basett spent Sunday in N. Y.
 Mrs. Kate Loughlin is victim of the grip.
 T. B. Smith has been fighting the grip.
 Frank J Sprague was in town Mon- day.
 Philip Mace is working at the meat market.
 Improvements are being made on the sidewalks.
 R. S. Boughton has been visiting in New York,
 Geo. S. Kirby is spending a few days in Hartford.
 Mrs. Fred Loucks is visiting friends in Cornwall.
 Edward Tompkins of Canaan was in town Sunday.
 Miss O. Tiedeman spent this week in Hartford, Conn.
 The Misses Gay have been visiting Tn New York City.
 Mrs. Montgomery Schuyler was in town Wednesday.
 w. R. Hotaling and son Daniel spent Sunday at the Inn.
 Mrs. Chas Haight has been visiting friends in Millerton.
 MT. and Mrs. Percy Harris spent Sun- day at Robert Harris.
 Lewis Schwab was in town Friday looking over his place.
 About sixty attended Masons installa- tion last Friday evening.
 Mrs. Franklin Byron and children spent Sunday in Amenia.
 Miss Morton of Salisbury was the guest of Miss Lucy Bassett.
 Gordon Sperring has been sufferer from an abscess in his ear.
 Sessions were resumed Monday in the various schools in the town.
 Miss Emma Sedgwiok is visiting Mrs. Edmund Barss at Lakeville.
 A. Bates of New York city has been spending few days in town. Miss Hazel Peabody spent Friday with Mss Nellie Gray of Millerton.
 Mrs. Bacon and son Douglas are visi- ting friends in Washington, D. O.
 Dorothy Harris spent part of last week WAUAA OAASAA AOo Aedy hOco esA1A
 Miss Blanche Whitford of Johnston, N. Y. is visiting relatives in town.
 MT. and Mrs. August Pequigney visited friends in Derby last week.
 Geo. E. Beirce has recently purchased a very fine team of draught horses.
 Mrs. Mary Loucks is visiting at Mrs. E. w. Bennett s in West Cornwall.
 A large crowd spent a pleasant eve ming with Capt Jack Crawford Jan. 9. Bessie Miller and her brother Clinton have been visiting relatives ill Hillsdale. Miss Helen Bassett entertained few of her friends at her home Friday eve- ming.
 Simeon B. Jewett attended the open ming of the legislature at Hartford We'd nesday.
 Rose and Arthur Waldron of Torring- ton have been visiting their Sharon friends.
 Mss Eva Landon and Miss Clara See- holzer returned to Drew Seminary last Thursday.
 Miss Jennie Mills of Coleman Station Clara Peabody.
 w. Fl. Burk and William Riley nt- tended Odd Fellows lodge at Pine Plains last Saturday.
 Mrs. Reed and daughter of Millerton New York. have been visiting Mrs. Ed ward St. John.
 Misses Helen Fernwick and Mary Rielly of Amenia have been visiting Kathleen Kenney.
 Miss Elizabeth Grove who has been at the Taghkanic the past month has gone back to New York.
 The following officers of the Masonic were installed by P. M. Robert Harris on Friday evening:
 Edna Pitcher, Elizabeth Sullivan and Everett Pitcher attended the New Years eve ball in Amenia.
 A few of Miss Anna Culligan s friends Monahan, last week.
 The Sharon boys were defeated by Lakeville at hockey on Saturday at Lakeville by the score 3 to 1.
 Harold F. Hamlin went to East Ber- lin Saturday where he has accepted a position with American Bridge Go.
 Mrs. James Reed and Dorothy of Millerton were guests at MT. Edward St Johns the latter part of the week.
 E. F. Gillette, Dr. Bassett and w. s. Newell attended the University Club banquet at Litchfield Friday evening.
 Harry Hamblin gave very interest ing talk at grange meeting last Tuesday evening on his travels in South America.
 The annual meeting of the Sharon Hose Co., for the election of Officers will be held Monday evening January 14th.
 H.. s. Warehouse and wife, delegates from Webatuck Grange, attended the state grange meeting at Hartford last week.
 Representatives elect B. H. Middle brooks and Robert Harris went to Hart ford Tuesday to enter upon their official duties.
 The Sharon grange was represented by MT. and Mrs. Geo. B. Hamblin at the session of the state grange held last week in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Sylvester Bame were called to attend the funeral of Mrs