Connecticut western news., 1907-11-07

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 Miss Nina Hotaling spent Sunday at home.
 Miss Ida Geer has been visiting in Norfolk.
 Miss Lucy Teal is visiting Miss Mollie Knight.
 Clarence Eggleston is in New Haven on business.
 Al. Bostwick attended the automo- bile show last week.
 Mrs. D. N. Eggleston has been Vlslt- ing in Poughkeepsie.
 Mrs. Skiff has moved in with Mrs Doyle for the winter.
 Miss Geer has returned from visit with friends in Norfolk. Edward Smith spent Sunday with hls family in New York City.
 Miss Esther Colt of Hartford has been visiting Miss Harriet Peck. Miss Eva Loudon was home from Drew Seminary over Sunday.
 Mrs. Fitch Landon is visiting her son Howard Landon at Salisbury. Delose Ostrander of Salisbury at- tended the dance of November 1st.
 Willard Baker and wife viewed the sights of the metropolis last week.
 Several attended the surprise party at Eina Liners last week Wednesday.
 Miss Evelyn Bertram of Brooklyn IS spending the winter at the Bartram's The funeral of Mrs. O. O. Gordon was held Wednesday afternoon at the house. Mrs H. R. Lewis, a summer guest. returned to her New York home Friday. / Mrs. Bertha Warehouse, who has been quite i'll with appendicitis is improving. MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Andrews of Hud- son were guests of w. K. Landon's this week. ..a4 Charles Rattleberger, chauffeur of MT. Brant's auto returned to New York last week.
 Attorney Willard Bakers long dis tance s. N. E. telephone has been in stalled.
 MT. and Mrs. John Carlsy spent Sun- day with Mrs. Carley's parents MT. and Mrs. Welch.
 Mrs. o. A. Low has closed her sum- mer home and gone to New York for the winter.
 Mrs. K. Landon and Mrs. Robert Miller drove to Hillsdale Fripay return ing Monday
 Misses Grace and Kate Per Lee started Wednesday for Providence, R. l. to visit their mother.
 Miss Mary Hazard, who is learning dress making in Pawling, N. Y. spent Sunday home.
 We're anxiously waiting for that firs game of basket ball to be played by the young ladies.
 William Bassett has gone to New York City where he expects a position in an automobile shop.
 Wilbur Bartram has completed his duties at Eggleston's drug store and is to attend school this winter.
 It is expected that during the season there will be game of basket ball be. tween the Sharon and Amenia lady players.
 MT. Hertzel gave a very interesting ing reading to the children of the Con gregational Sunday school Sunday morning.
 Invitations are out for the marriage o1 Arthur Harris and Miss Sullivan, o1 Sharon, at St. Bernards Church, next week Tuesday at 1O:3O a. m
 MT and Mrs. Anderson of Mount Vernon, N. Y, who have a summer cottage at Twin Lakes, were guests al the Inn Friday and Saturday.
 A goodly number of city people art still at The Inn, enjoying an autumn il the country, and propose to remain un til the cold weather drives them home.
 Town clerk H. c. Rowley has issued l98 dog licences thus far. It is believed this falls considerably short of the tota number of canines within town borders
 The Berkshire Power Company i temporarily out of the grist grindln, business inasmuch as the dam is gon and, likewise, is the smoke stack COL nected with the boiler.
 Among the property owners in Sharo are few colored men, probably not t exceed . half dozen, who have sma places and limited patches of land. A a rule this is not thrifty race an IrobablY even Sharon's six exceeds tn number In the average town.