Connecticut western news., 1907-01-10

Bame's father Jonas W.Phelps at Nortl Chatham, N. Y.
 The reserved seat tickets for The Mexi Serenaders will be on sale at the Sharon Pharmacy on Wednesday January 16, a 1 o'clock P. M.
 At present writing Miss Jane Bullions is critically ill and her recovery is doubt ful. She sustained stroke of apoplexy some days ago.
 Miss Clara Peabody and Roy Dakir attended the meeting of MillertoI Grange last Friday. They report very interesting meeting.
 About twenty of Miss Mabel Total ing's friends gave her surprise party last week Monday evening. They al had a good time in spite of the rain. The next in the series of entertain ments to be provided by the Sharon en tertainment course will be The Mexican day, January 23.
 | G. H. Davis who for some time has been employed with the Sharon Tele phone Co.,, has moved to Hudson, N. Y and has entered the employ of the Col lumDla l6lcpnOuo OO. The Ladies Sewing Society of the Con gregational Church met at Mrs Will Hotaling's last Wednesday. Mrs. O. Brown was elected manager, and Mrs F. I. Peabody, directrsss.
 Henry Peck met with an accident g few days ago which will incapacitate him for some time. The injury consists of broken leg which was the result o1 falling off a wagon wheel. Master Meredith Gillette commenced school on Monday, entering the second grade. He has been taking kindergarten lessons but now he is very proud to go to school with the "boys."
 Louis Miller w. M., E. P. Hazard S. w., H. B. Dakin, J. w., o. H. Tiedman Treas, T. B.. Mcdonald Sec'y., A. J. Cubley, s. D., J. J. Fairchild, J. D., w. E. Klebes, s. s., Samuel Polhamus J. s., H. O. Rowley, Chaplain; Carl Koehn. Tyler.
 On Sunday evening next the annual meeting of the Auxiliary Bible Society will be held at the Congregational church The address of the evening will be de- ivered by the Rev. G. F. Bailey of Westbrook. He is said to be most pleasing speaker and should be greeted by large audience.
 Mrs. George Hertzel has been suffer ing from abscesse ill her ear the past week. Dr. Parker, the New York eye and ear specialist came up Saturday night and after an examination he tele- phoned to New York for Dr. Erwin who came up Sunday with nurse and per formed an operation. Mrs. Hertzel is better at the present writing.
 A few Sharonites were fortunate enough to get in their supplies of ice are now thankful they did so. Some are optimistic, however, and believe that, inasmuch as the greater part o1 January and February, naturally cold months, are ahead of us, that there will be ample opportunity to cut any desired quantity of ice.
 SUITS AGAINST WATER COMPANY The Sharon Water Company has made a satisfactory arrangement witf Luther Brown and MT. Brown has with drawn his suit against them. He is the owner of grist mill on tributary o1 the McCann stream. He applied for ar injunction restraining the company from building water works on the Mo Cam stream, claiming that it would in jure his water power. The suit was brought in the Superior Court. The case brought against the company by Messrs. Kirby, Dakin, Sedgwick ano
 Walter is still pending in the Superior Court.
 SCHOOL NOTES Miss R. Schurman has given up hel position as teacher of the fourth room Mrs. F. A. Wike is taking her place. These pupils were perfect in atten dance for the month of December. GradeI I, Harold Klebes, Charles Be gean, Norman Wiley.
 Grade II, Herbert Klebes, Mary Lynch Roland Wiley.
 Grade III, Bonnie Lathrop, Consuelt Pitcher, Herman Middlebrook, Ednf Heady, Chester Bartram.
 Grade ", Viola Landon, Clinton Mil Ter, William Pitcher, Nelsie Prediger. Grade V, Hazel Wiley, Hazel Peabody Mildred Baker.
 Grade VI, Lillian Hansen, Alma Kle bes, Gerald Eggleston. Grade VII, Margaret Prediger. Grade VIII, Clayton Walters, Lens
 Wiley, Cora Winano. Present every day since Sept. 10, 1906 Norman Wiley, Roland Wiley, Edni Heady, Clinton Miller, Hazel Peabody
 Hazel Wiley, Margaret Prediger.