Connecticut western news., 1907-09-12
Nearly pancake time.
 Where's Jeff Jackson? County fairs near at hand.

County Ia1rS near dG Hduu.
 Vacation days have passed.
 The oyster is again with us.
 Remember the dog. No tag, no wag. Miss Lizzie PerLee is on the sick list. Straw hats have been called in.
 Boarders will soon be hiking home ward
 Looks as if the frost will catch some of that late corn.
 The town schools opened Monday for the fall term. ... It grinds some to give up that $1 10 for a hunters license.
 Bremen hope for better weather for the next tournament.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Harris spent Sun- day In White Hollow.
 A daughter was recently born to MT. and Mrs. John Carley. Edward Winchester spent last Thurs day in Albany, N. Y. Miss vivien Kranich has been visiting friends in New York. ... Hartwen district school opened or Monday, September g.
 Changers: don't forget there are two meetings month now.
 Mrs. Charles Haight, who has been sick, is improving nicely.
 Charles Brazee is spending a few weeks with William Mesick.
 Miss Edna Bartram of New York IS visiting at Walter Bartram's.
 Ray Sperring of Waterbury, Conn.,, is spending few days in Sharon.
 Miss Emma Benedict has been yislsing her sister, Mrs. Charles Rhynus.
 Miss May Kenny has returned to her studies in the Amenia high school. Mrs. L. H. Bartram and son are spend ing few days in Torrington, Conn. MT. and Mrs. s. R. Mills were guests of MT. and Mrs. Peabody last week. MT. and Mrs. William Mesick are spending 8 week in Chatham, N. Y. Louis Benson of Westfeld, Mass, has been visiting hls uncle, Miles Benson. James Caldwell of Norwich, N. Y., spent last week with Charlie Caldwell. A new piano was placed in the home of MT. and Mrs Arthur Lamb this week. MT. and Mrs. w. E. Hotaling have been visiting friends at Kingston, N. I. M,ss Clementlne Teadman has return ed home after spending 8 month in Bos- ton.
 MT. and Mrs. Marron of New York were recent guests at Frederick kra- nich's. ....
 Miss Emma Benedict of Wassaic has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Rhynus.
 MT. and Mrs. o. A. Low are touring the Berkshires in their new Packard au- tomobile.
 Mrs. Reed, who has been iii at the home of George Bierce, is thought to be improving.
 Miss Elizabeth Barton of Columbus Miss, is a guest of her uncle, K. St. J Boughton.
 Miss Jennie Powder of New York ii visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs Thomas Powder.
 MT. Winecock gave very interesting address at the Congregational church Sunday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. William Sanford of Clay ton, Mass, are guests of their daughter Mrs. William King.
 Mrs. c. A. Lows daughter and two children of New York are spending g few weeks with her.
 Charles Paul and wife of Waterbury have been visiting at the home of MT and Mrs. Florin Patey.
 Mrs. F. P. Haines, who has been wis iting friends in Bridgeport and Norwalk returned home on Saturday
 Several from here attended the auction sale of antique furniture, etc.. held Sep tember by Mrs. Jere Hull.
 Mrs. John Bloss and daughter, Edith of Bridgeport, Conn.,, have been visiting MT. and Mrs. J. H. Mitchell.
 Mrs. Frances Pitcher, Miss Flora St John. H. B. Dakin and Henry Knigh have been camping on Cream Hill.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hyland Sperring, wh have been visiting at E. F. Hazard s, re turned to their home in Waterbury thi week. a.-a
 Miss Clara Peabody has just returne, from 8 months visit with friends an, relatives in Salisbury, Coleman's am Chatham.