Connecticut western news., 1907-09-05

in Haywood N. J.
 Miss Harriet A. Peck is assisting in the post office this week.
 Miss Maude Landon is visiting rela- tives in New Britain.
 Mrs. Ella Knickerbocker of Waterbury is visiting Mrs. Myra Hotchkiss.
 MT. and Mrs. George Miller ofsn.Dan- bury are visiting at Isaac Hoag's.
 Miss Helen Bassett is visiting William Bassett at Coleman's Station.
 Mrs. l.. H. Bartram is spending two weeks with her sister in Torrington. Miss Katherine Klebes of Coxsaokse, has been visiting at W. W. Klebes'. Miss Emily Sears of Richmond, N. J., is a guest of R. St. John Boughton. Miss Ford of Aiken, s. O., is visiting Miss Pellew at her home, Fair Haven. Born. daughter to MT. and Mrs. Thomas Sizer Thursday, August 29. Miss Ross gave the children of district No. 1 a picnic on Friday at Silver Lake. William Klebes, Jr., from New York city was home over Sunday and Labor Day.
 Some of our firemen went to Phillnont T,ahor Dav. the rest or them went fish ing.
 A number of people of town attended the Labor Day exercises at Philmont Inst Monday.
 Mrs. Raymond Bunting and son of Torrington are visiting at Luther Browns.
 John s. Reed and Edward Adams of Canaan called on w. K. Landon last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Miller are spena- ing few days visiting friends in Tor rington.
 Mrs. Charles Caldwell has returned home after spending three weeks ln New York.
 The Sharon News is printing 400 new telephone directories for the Sharon Tel ephone Company.
 Richard Smith of New York city is visiting his mother, Mrs. A. R. Smith, at The Bartram.
 The Adventists have purchased the creamery building and expect to change it into church.
 Mrs. Sadie Frost of Newburgh is wis iting her daughter, Mrs. Percy Harris, also girl friend, Miss Wood.
 The rain dampened the ardor of the fremen who wanted to attend the Labor Day tournament at Philmont.
 Mrs Charles Haight was taken sud denly and seriously ill last Sunday after noon, but is much improved now.
 Mrs. Eva G. Bacon has gone to Wash ington and will hereafter live with her son, who has been there for some time. Jack Angel of NewYo ork city is spend ing week at the Taghkanic. His sister Gladys is visiting Miss Anna Whitford.
 Nineteen young people enjoyed>a 2 birthday party at Maynard Bartram' s last Friday evening, his nineteenth birthday.
 The Kehoe family, who have occupied the St. John house since May 15, have returned to their home at Bedford Park New York city.
 The mid-week programme and the Sunday evening preaching service at the M. E. church will be discontinued till the first of October. the pastor, in this way, taking partial vacation.
 Apple buyers are driving about through the country trying to purchase the fall fruit. Some are offered $1.5O al barre on the trees. The opinion is that apples will be scarce and prices very good.
 MT. and Mrs. George Wheeler of Dan bury spent Sunday with J. T. Hoag They came to Sharon in an auto anc Miss Sadie Lloyd returned with then for 8 visit.
 Among those home for Labor Day ar, MT. and Mrs. Charles Paul of Water bury, Will Klebes of New York, Franl Roselle of Woodlawn and Charles Prin dle, Jr., of New Haven.
 Miss Elizabeth Gillette returned from trip to the Great Lakes last Sunday She went with MT. and Mrs. F. A