Connecticut western news., 1907-09-26

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 w. R. Hotaling is hunting near Hart ford.
 Five Sharonites have taken out hunt ers' licenses. Miss Lizzie PerLee has gone to the Adirondacks.
 Rev. Father Smith was in Cornwall Bridge Friday.
 Mrs. Webb of Brooklyn is visiting her sister, Mrs. Belden. P.J. Kenney has been taking in the sights of the metropolis. Eugene Skilton of Oakville has been visiting at John Buffers.
 Mrs. Louise Townsend spent one day last week in Millerton.
 Mrs, John Pulver has returned from a visit in New Haven.
 Mrs. Elmer Hitchcock has been visit ing friends in Danbury.
 Henry Knight has gone to New Haven and has entered Yale.
 Charlie Miller is taking weeks vaoa- tion from Gillette's store. w. s. Ringler and family leave town on Thursday for New York.
 Miss Laura Bartram spent few days of this week on Town Hill.
 Rev. w. s. Newell has had tele- phone put in his residence.
 F.J. Macbeth, IT,, of Philadelphia IS a guest at A. J. Bostwicks's.
 J.C. Charlock of New York was a guest of F. I. Peabody last week.
 Rufus H. Whitford and George w.. Ford of Canaan were ill town Friday. Russell Williams of Patterson, N. Y., spent few days in town recently. Mrs. A. K. Foster of Litchfield has been visiting at Frederick Carter's. MT. and Mrs. G. A. Low are on an automobile tour through Massachusetts. Miss Ruth Prindle and sister, Julia, are spending the week at West Haven Mrs. Chas. Haight is again the sick list and Miss Bertha Heady is caring for her. et.
 MT and Mrs. Swan Sedgwick will close their house this week and return to the oity.
 Frank Silvernale has purchased place at South Canaan and is soon te move there.
 Frank Hall of New Haven spent few days last week with his grandfather John Butler.
 MT. and Mrs Pike of Mount Vernon N. Y., spent the week end at the home of O. M Prindle.
 Miss Nathan Pitcher recently fel down the cellar stairs and fractured { bone in her leg.
 Miss Minnlo Rhynus is on the sick list MT. and Mrs. Frank Harris spent Sun day at White Hollow.
 Miss Mary Hazard has been spendin, few days with her sister, Mrs. Harve. Dean of Amenia Union.
 The relaying of the wall at the Gage place is great improvement and quit i'll keeping with the old house.
 J.B. Smith is visiting his daughters Mary and Clara, at Saranac, N. Y. Re ports as to their health are encouraging Mrs. Hawley Whitford and son, Gai of Cornwall Hollow, Conn.,, recent. spent few days with he, mother, Mrs Mary Heady. .... MT. and Mrs. John Cottrell of Bridge port, Conn.,, are visiting Mrs. B. Reed. Mr. Cottrell lived here man years ago.
 The family of Rev. James W. Robin who have occupied the Gordon hous for the summer have returned to thei home in Philadelphia.
 Charles Dakin is now in the Genera Memorial Hospital, New York where h underwent an operation for hernia las week. He is doing nicely.
 Invitations are out for the marriag of Miss Marion l.. Gay to Edward Spea Holland of Boston to take place at tn home of George Gay on Wednesday, Oc 3 at 3. p. m.
 In the Cornwall Bridge correspondent in to-day's paper will be found refe ence to the death of William Hall, wh was a resident of Sharon until abor two years ago.
 In another column appears the notit of meeting to be held at Town Hal Monday, October z, from a. m. to 12 n for the purpose of voting on propose constitutional amendment.
 Sharonites who have occasion to driy to Lakeville appreciate the portion (