Connecticut western news., 1907-04-18

HoV. LuWdTu V. Dy6r or Cn6SUoI the former pastor, preached in the Con gregational church last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Franklin Gillette anc son were in New York last week a were MT. and Mrs. George s. Kirby
 Miss Jennie Miller of Hillsdale, Nev York, visited her brother ill Sharon, las week. 1 Little Grace and Helen Lamb have been spending their vacation in Nortf East.
 Harry Thompson and R. McArthur o1 Amenia spent Sunday with friends ir town.
 Mrs. Charles A. Pancoast is spending few days with MT. and Mrs. IN. Bar. tram.
 MT. and Mrs. E. D. Sheldon of Pine Orchard, Conn.,, are visiting at Robert Geer's
 l Kenneth, son of Henry Warehouse, who is ill with pneumonia is somewhat better.
 Mrs. Bertha Warehouse returned home last week after spending the winter in Boston.
 James Roberts, who was badly injured by the kick of a horse, has practically recovered. ...@#. Harry Laraway of North Chatham, New York, has entered the employ of John Bame.
 Mrs. H. l.. Deming who spent the winter in New York is occupying her Sharon home.
 Miss Clara Seeholzer left Monday to resume her studies at Drew Seminary in Carmel. N. Y.
 R. St. J. Boughton and Edward Win chester have returned to Sharon from their trip south.
 The play, "Above the Clouds,'' will be presented early in May for the bene- fit of the grange.
 Miss Clara B. Peabody spent last week with Edith Wheeler. Coleman $ Station, New York.
 Robert Livingston has changed his boarding place from Mrs. Mary Whit ney's to Sharon Inn.
 Misses Lucy and Edna Heady have been visiting their sister, Mrs. Whitford, in Cornwall Hollow.
 William Riley and family attended the funeral of their sister-in-law in Pine Plains, last Thursday.
 Miss Elizabeth Gillette, who spent the Easter vacation with her brother has returned to Winchester, Massachu. setts. ....s..
 Eggleston 6 Livingstone have the contract for building the house of Dr. 0 G. Kerley and expect to start work upon it about May l.
 Pupils who have the library privilege for the month of April are Clayton Walters, Mary McCann, Mildred Baker and Cora Whitney.
 The Epworth League will hold 1e cent social in the M. E. church chapel tomorrow evening, April 19 Every. body come and get 25cents worth for 1e cents
 With the return of spring and the ad vent of song birds, attention is called tc the law relating to the killing of robins and other songsters. Each such offense is punishable by heavy fine.
 Engineer Mckenzie is in town to make the final surveys for the sewer system and inspection of the work. With the present force of men at work the com. pany expect to soon have all tile under ground and all stone and dirt heaps re. moved from view.
 Rev. w. A. Mackey, the newly ap. pointed paster of the Methodist church preached his first sermon here Sunday morning and received warm welcome Rev. B. Seeholzer, the retiring pastor preached for the first time on Sun day in his new charge, Hillsdale an6 North Hillsdale, New York.
 Registered letters are only delivered to the party addressed, or upon the written order of the addressee, to the | person specified in that order. A letter for husband will not be delivered tC his wife, or a letter to a daughter to hel mother without such an order, no mat ter what the circumstances may be This is a regulation of the Postoffict Department that has no exceptions, bu it's enforcement engeuders more un pleasantness than anything else con nected with the administration of post office affairs. Sensible people, upor giving the matter consideration, will set at once that 10 other method of hand ling this business is possible, but unfor tunately, all people are not sensible.