Connecticut western news., 1907-04-11

7.23 a. m. and 6.42 D. m.
 Miss Sarah Miller of Hillsdale, N. Y, is spending few days with her brother, Robert Miller
 Fourteen inches of snow on the morn ing of April 10 is something you don't see every year.
 Miss Clara Davis attended the funeral of Miss Clara Simons on Tuesday at Mrs. Jennie Davis.
 Mrs. Frank Hamlin and Miss Ross are visiting Mrs. Hamlin's daugh- ter in New Britain.
 Work is progressing rapidly on the parsonage and it will be ready for the new pastor next week.
 The central telephone office will here after be open all day on Sunday the same as on week days.
 Rev. G. l.. Forte of South Britain, preached in the Congregational church Sunday morning and evening.
 MT. and Mrs. George Darling of Dan- bury, Conn.,, have come to make their home with Mrs. Frank Harris.
 Miss Mildred Barnes spent the winter in the Adirondacks, and is expected to arrive at her Sharon residence soon.
 MT. and Mrs. Percy Harris are domi- ciled in their new quarters, the house vacated by Wesley Palmateer and family.
 There was no preaching in the Metho- dist Episcopal church Sunday. It is expected that services will be held next Sunday.
 Mrs. Charles w. Watson and the Misses Margaret, Irma and Martha Wat son of Salt Lake City, Utah, are guests of Miss Haight.
 Rabert Dakin submitted to an opera tion for the removal of adenoids at a New York hospital last week and is get. ting along nicely. The storm called out the snow shovels cutters. bob sleighs. etc., that had been put i'll summer quarters, and also put a temporary stop to the sewer construc- tion.
 George McGee, formerly in the em. ploy of A, J. Bostwick, has moved to Salisbury, where he has leased a shop, and embarked ill business C on his own hook"
 Miss Laura Wilcox, who has resided with Mr. and Mrs Gibson Gillette, near Lime Rock, for several years, came this week, to live with MT. and Mrs. Frank Wike. ....a
 The funeral of Miss Clara Simmons aged 85 years. was held Thursday at the home of her niece, Mrs. Jennie Davis The Rev. B. Seeholzer oficiated and the remains were inferred in Hillside come tery.
 The monthly meeting of the Home Missionary Society of the Congrega tional church will be held to-day ill tn, chapel. The subject will be "The Hope of the Nation" Miss May Goodwin i, the leader.
 If satisfactory agreement can bt made, the business places will be closed at o'clock Tuesday and Friday even ings of each week during the comins summer. It is an arrangement whicl will please both proprietor and clerk an( will cause no inconvenience. Tn, practice is in vogue in other villages Why not in Sharon?
 General regret is expressed because O. the fact that Rev. B. Seeholzer is not tt return to the pastorate of the Methodis church. He is an able preacher, a res pected pastor and thorough gentleman During his pastorate here he has greatl, endeared himself to Sharonites ant their wishes for his success go with hin l to his new field of labor at Hillsdale, N Y., with a charge at North Hillsdale al SO. The Rev. w. A. Mackey, who come to the Sharon Church, was formerly To cated i'll Canaan and is not unknown here. He is in every way capabl, preacher and pastor and will be COT | dially welcomed