Connecticut western news., 1907-08-22
BUSY.

A girl is 8 buster thing than man, However the humorlsts scotf; She works all summer for one coat of tan, And all winter to get 1t otf!
 H. B. B.Dakin was in Poughkeepsie last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Hawley Whitford spent Sunday in Sharon.
 A number of Sharonites visited Pine Grove last week
 John Capron of Amenia, N. Y.. is camping at Silver Lake.
 MT. and Mrs. William Mesick spent Sunday at Pine Grove.
 Mrs H. R. Moore of Philadelphia is a guest at The Bartram.
 Several went to Millerton Thursday to witness the field day sports.
 The Misses Davies of New York are guests of Mrs. Charles Sabine.
 F. L. Bristol and Edwin White spent 1 Sunday in Dover Plains, N. Y.
 Miss Kathryn Townsend is enjoying an outing at Gold Spring Harbor, l.. I. Fred Beitner is taking 8 weeks vaca- tion in New York city and Bridgeport Miss Mildred Barnes is spending Au- gust and September at Bar Harbor, Me. Mrs. Frank Northrop and Mrs. George Thompson were in Sheffield Thursday. Miss Evelyn Scott is visiting friends in Litohfield, Waterbury and New Haven.
 The Misses Mary and Clara Smith are enjoying vacation at saranao Lake. NY
 Mrs. Charles Lamb and daughter of New Haven are visiting at Arthur Lambs.
 Dr. o. Swerdfeyer of New York has been visiting MT. and Mrs. Frederick Kranich. William Seward and M. K. Lockwood of Bridgeport have been visiting at F. L. Bristol's.
 Fall is now but few days distant and the Workers will soon be thinking of re- turning home.
 Miss Anna Bartram has been visiting her sister, Mrs. George Moulton, in Westfeld, Mass.
 Silver Lake Grange will hold picnic at George B. Hamlin's grove on Thurs day, August 22.
 Mrs. w. D. Bromham of Port Ches- ter, N. Y.. has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. s. A. Skiff.
 George Beitner of Bridgeport has been visiting his brother Fred i'll his camp near Silver Lake.
 The firemen have voted to participate in the annual tournament to be held at Philmont on Labor Day.
 The annual picnic of the Methodist Church was held at Indian Pond on Tuesday of this week.
 Mrs. Eva Mesick has returned home after spending several weeks with friends in Chatham and Albany.
 Miss Lucy Heady has returned home after spending 8 few weeks with her sis ter, Mrs. Hawley Whitford.
 Mrs. Reed, who is Mrs. G. E. Bierce' s grandmother, is seriously ill and IS cared for by trained nurse.
 Arthur O. Bierce and family and George H. Bierce and family of Wassaic are occupying the Dakin camp.
 rrl 4ha oP ho bows and girls are due to the fact that vacation is nearly over with and that school is soon to commence.
 Mrs. Laura Coleman of Albany and Mrs Kate Phelps and daughter, Kath- rine, of Selkirk, N Y, are boarding at N. o. Wilson's.
 MT. and Mrs. Almond Todd of Wal than, Mass. are spending week at the home of Mrs. Myra Hotchkiss.
 Mrs William Stuart and Miss Grace Stuart of New Haven have been visiting at A. J. Bostwick's and George Thomp sons.
 Horace Bailey died at his parents home last week Wednesday. He was called there on account of the serious ill ness of his father.
 Another open air meeting of the Vii lage Improvement society is to be helt in September. The arrangements are not as yet entirely completed.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hodgkins of Al bany have been visiting MT. and Mrs William Mesick While there they spen one day fishing on Long Pond.
 A new iron bridge has been erected over the creek near Benedict's mills Repairs were also recently made on ths bridge near the furnace in the Valley.