Connecticut western news., 1907-12-19

Mrs. H. Morehouse is i'll.
F..I. Peabody is ill with an attack of
indigestion.
Mrs Charles Ryan is visiting friends
in New Haven.
John Wike is on his way home from
the Golden Gate.
Little Helen Darling has been on the
sick list for few days.
The Misses Gay have been spending
few days in New York.
Sharon was represented at the Win
sted poultry show last week.
Edwin Winchester has been spending
few days in the metropolis.
Roy Klebes is spending the week
with his brother in New York.
Robert Prindle acted as carrier on the
r. F. d. route during the past week.
Miss Mabel Haines has recovered from
her illness and resumed her school duties.
The basket ball girls expect to have
jolly time in Canaan New Years's Day.
It looks as if Santa Claus will have to
drive his reindeers and leave the auto at
home.
Miss Edna Doyle who has been i'll
with grippe for few days is able to be
about again.
Miss Grace PerLee is again behind
the cases at the post Office after several
days Illness.
Rose Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star elected officers at the regular meet
ing last week.
William Knight is homeward bound
from Manila, Philippine Islands, having
started Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Harris attended
the Poultry Show in Madison Square
Garden Thursday.
At the grange meeting Tuesday even
ing was presented the farce, "Wooing
Under Difficulties"
David Darling is again driving the
Sharon Sharon. Station stage after being
off duty because Of illness.
The girls go to Canaan January LIST
1909 and play basket ball for the first.
Of course we hope they'll win.
The death of Mrs. Niles, aged 80 years
occurred Monday at the homo OF her
daughter, Mrs. Cornelius Hotaling.
Latest reports on the condition OF
Mrs. John s. Pulver are more encourag-
ing and the family and her many friends
are more hopeful.
Miss B. Evelyn WEIGH, teacher in the
seventh and eighth grade room Of the
village school, has resigned her position
to take effect Jan. 1st.
The fire district executive committee
has been notified by the Sharon Water
Company that after January LIST, The
rental of the fire hydrants will be $2s
each.
Mr.. w. Baker has been i'll with the
grippe for the past week, Grace Pei
Lee was also sick a few days. Misses
Peck and Hotaling assisted in the post
office.
S.Polhamus who, for the last two
years, has been foreman on the farm OF
the late O. Adolph Low is soon to leave
there and it is reported shat he wishes
to buy small place in town.
Owing to the bad weather Saturday
no basket ball was played, but game
is supposed to be put on Saturday Of
this week at which collection will bt
taken in order to help, purchase equip
ment
At the auction sale Of wagons ant
sleighs to dissolve the partnership o.
Bostwick e Haines, fair prices were
realized Thirteen acres of woodland
on Indian mountain were also sold a
the same time for 800.
Mrs. /. N. Bartram returned from
Germantown on Thursday where sh,
has been on short visit to her daughter
Mrs. Charles r. Pancoast and Mrs. Henri
r. Moore Mrs. Pancoast returned
with her on flying visit, returning t.
her home on Saturday. .
Silver Lake Grange has chosen the fol
lowing officers: Worthy master, Arthu
Lamb; overseer, George B. Klebes lect
urer, w. 8. Newell; steward. Roya
Dakin; assistant steward, Geo. B. Ham
lin; chaplain, Laura Hamlin; treasurer
Kate Lamb; secretary, Evelyn Scott
gate keeper, Warren Brown; Pomona
Florence Brown Flora, Marion Roger
Ceres, Mary Klebes; lady assistant, Arms
Morehouse; musical director, Haiti
Midt lebrook.