Connecticut western news., 1907-03-14

 Plains.
 Miss Mae Kenney spent Sunday at her home.
 Rev. MT. Seeholzer visited last week in Canaan.
 Mrs. William Cox is quite sick ill New York.
 Miss Jessie Gordon has been visiting in New York.
 w. Peck and Charles Prindle drove to Litchfield last week. Mrs. Henry Ashman is visiting her daughter in Lakeville.
 The condition of Miss Lottie Lucas is considerably improved.
 Arthur Warner is again at the Inn after weeks vacation.
 Mrs. Decker is very ill at the home of her daughter Mrs. Skiff.
 Miss Julia Marsh is the new operator at the telephone central.
 Hawley Bertram of Brooklyn, N. Y., spent Saturday in town.
 Henry Worrell has been visiting his brother in Newark, N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Low were in town the latter part of last week.
 E. F. Gillette and Clarence Eggleston were in New York last week.
 Mrs. Alice Loucks of Waterbury was a guest in the village last week.
 Mrs. Jere Hull of Millerton was the Sunday guest of I. N. Bartram.
 Frederick Carter has been housed during the past week by illness.
 Mrs. Frank Peck spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Charles Caldwell.
 Miss Clementine Tiedeman is spend ing couple of weeks in New York.
 E. A. Deming attended the Sports mans show in New York last week.
 Robert Prindle has taken Charles Whitford's mail route for few days. Mrs. James Wilbur is very seriously ill and it is feared she cannot recover. Miss Mollie Deming gave a small din- ner party at her home Friday evening. Mrs. s. T. Miller of Hillsdale, New York has been visiting at Robert Miller's. A Ross and mother, are expected home from Florida on or before April l. Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Knight and Mrs. La throp, visited Lakeville friends last week. Miss Florence Pulver gave few of her friends sleighride last Thursday night Charles P. Loucks spent last week in New York and attended the Sportsman Show.
 The two little Myers girls, who have been very sick with pneumonia, arc better.
 A surprise party was given to Edna Liner Friday evening by some of hel friends.
 All who attended the social at the M E. church last Friday evening report ( good time.
 Last week Roy Hotaling helped at the drug store during the absence of c. H Eggleston.
 Mrs. Sylvester Bame is visiting hel mother, Mrs. Phelps of North Chatham New York.
 Mrs. Charles Cox, who is visiting il New York, is very sick with an attacl of pneumonia.
 Miss Harriet Eggleston has been visit ing her aunt. Mrs. Hattie Eggleston, il Poughkeepsie.
 Miss Minnie Mcdonald and brother Walter, of Amenia have been visiting Frank Byron.
 New York, is visiting his brothe, Sylvester Bame.
 Thomas Ryan has two nurses MT O'Donelly of West Cornwall and lad, from Bridgeport.
 There being no church at the Congre gational church Sunday several attended the M. E. CuuTCu.
 Mrs. E. Dimock was home from Brook lyn last week to take care of her mothe Mrs. George Bierce.
 The legislative committee on claim has voted to refund $25 tax to the Sharol Telegraph company.
 Harold Winans has left the emplo, of the H. B. Dakin Co.,, and accepted position in Waterbury.
 A surprise was given to MT. and Mrs A. w. Walters Monday evening by number of their friends.
 Miss Larson of the Pittsfeld hospita is attending Mrs. Ingram whose condi tion is slightly improved.