Connecticut western news., 1907-07-11


 Work upon the roads is practically completed and the verdict is that n good job has been done
 MT. and Mrs Marron of New York city were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Kranich.
 George Conklin, who has been board ing at Mss Whites, has taken 8 suite of rooms at Fred. Paul's.
 The Misses Minaie and Florence Rhynuss are spending few week in Mlllbrook and Poughkeepsie.
 Mrs. A. Lamb and daughters, Ruth and Helen, returned from week. $ visit with relatives in New Haven.
 MT. John Janderson, Mrs s. J. Craw- ford and Mary and Hazel Miller spent the Fourth with William Riley.
 MT. and Mrs. George Klebes and daughters, Ethel and Beatrice, have been visiting in New York city.
 Mir. Wait, recently the purchaser of the Wheeler place, is to make various improvements to the buildings.
 The Sharon ball team went to Amenia Saturday and met the All-Stars. The score was Sharon 13, All-Stars 8.
 On Sunday morning next the Rev. G. l.. Forte will exchange pulpits with the Rev. Mir. Terhune of Millerton.
 Mrs. Ralph Christy and son, Ralph. Mrs. O. Thomas and children of Jersey City, are guests of William Riley.
 President Northrop of the, University of Minnesota at Minneapolis is a guest of Mrs. Mersick at The Taghkanic.
 The strawberry season is nearly over. Blackberries are seen in market as we'll as other later season fruits and vegeta- bles.
 Tn ey say birds got into Irsa Hoag' cornfeld, so Henry went hunting cou pie of weeks ago and captured ''Crow' alive.
 Dr. Bassett and family and William Bassett and family of Coleman's spent the Fourth at Nudge pond, at Bassett's grove.
 Camping promises to be as popular as ever with Sharonites this year. Indian, Lake and Mount Riga are the favorite haunts.
 Among the notable display of fire works here July 4th was that of Miss Cornelia Ryan in front of the library building.
 Mrs. Myra Hotohkiss, Mrs. Lasher and Mrs. William Lockwood spent Fri day i'll Lakeville at MT. and Mrs. Stephens
 Messrs. George Smith, Willard Baker and E. H. Middlebrooks have been cho- sen as the school committee for the en- suing year.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward French of Phil adelphia are visiting at Richard Palmer's 8 in Ellsworth, and are also calling on [ Sharon friends Wilbur Bartram is the new clerk at the Sharon pharmacy and Richard Leach is temporarily doing P. .Kenney's work at Gillette store. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con- gregational Church expect to hold a lawn party on the green during the latter part of the present month. The Sharon Telephone company re- gently installed instruments for c. A, Low, Sharon; MT. Spingard, Amenia Union; 0. M. Shoot. Dover.
 F. J. Kenney, who was thrown from a wagon a few days ago, is recovering from his injuries and expects soon to re- sume his duties at Gillette's store.
 If some of those New York people de- sire to perpetuate their names in Sharon, memorial in the form of high school building would not come aniss. And it's needed.
 We understand that negotiations are ill progress whereby few Sharon resi- dences may possibly pass to the owuer- ship of New Workers who wish to sum- mer here.
 Miss Bertha J. Heady, a graduate of the Bishop Memorial Training School !, for nurses in Pittsfield, Mass, has re- turned to her home. 1 A. Tunsey, while shooting fireworks the Fourth, had the mishap to burn the whole palm of his hand quite badly while shooting sky rocket.
 MT. and Mrs. Rock of New York city were receut guests at w. R. Houghtal- ing's. MT. and Mrs. Niles of New York were there last week
 During the shower on Saturday even ing the school house in Sharon street was struck by lightning and the cupola was quite badly damaged.