Connecticut western news., 1907-01-03
Harry Rartram is on the sick list.


 Mrs. G. W. Hertzel IS on the sick list. Miss Florence Pulver is on the sick list.
 Fred Hotaling was home for Christ mas,
 E. J. Per Lee has begun his ice har- vest.
 Dr. J. B. Mes was in New York last week. Mrs. 0. W. Bassett is visiting in New York. Installation of Masonic officers Friday night.
 Father Smith is entertaining his sister of New Haven.
 F. Peabody and daughter have been visiting in Bristol.
 R. L. Livingstone has been visiting relatives in Bethel,
 Henry W. Simonds was recent guest at Charles Loucks'.
 E. s. Holland of Boston recently visit ed at George Gays.
 Miss May Klebes has been spending few days at Chapinville.
 Miss Schurman spent the holidays with friends in Waterbury.
 Mrs. F. w .Dakin is visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. White in New York.
 Miss Helen Fairchild of Brooklyn was a recent guest at J. J. Ryan's.
 MT. and Mrs William Mesick have been visiting in Chatham, N. Y. MT. and Mrs Frank Harrison are in Patterson, N. Y, for few days. Bert Wiley is getting about again after h1s attack of sciatic rheumatism. Mrs. Eva Bacon and son, Douglass. are in Washington visiting friends. Charles Butts of Dover spent Satur- day last with his cousin, Philip Nase. J.B. Smith and family have been vis- iting George Smith at West Cornwall. Frank Harris of Worcestershire, Eng, has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Charles Wyatt.
 MT. and Mrs. George B. Bierce spent New Years with their daughter ln Brooklyn.
 Miss Eleanor Crawford of New York was a recent guest of her sister, Mrs Seeholzer.
 The Sharon Electric Light Company has installed lights in the residence anc barns of J. B. Smith.
 Nurse Patrick O'Donnell is again car ing for Charles Bartram. MT. Bartran does not seem to improve.
 Miss Katherine Hotaling has returned from a visit of several weeks witt friends in Kingston, N. Y.
 Miss Mary Sabin and Miss Kate Whit ford, who have been spending few day at home have returned to Canaan.
 During the absence of the family o Wednesday evening thieves entered tn home of the Misses Goodwin and stol $2O in cash.
 The consensus of opinion is that, take all in all, the Christmas exercises in tn various churches this year were the bes ever held in the town.
 Rev. J. B. Mics of Sharon is the al thor of 'Hark the glad chorus one the carols sung at the Episcopal Chris mas exercises last week.
 Dr. w. B. Coley opened his house la week. Miss Lancaster and MT. and MT J. c. Palmer and son of New York cit were recent guests there.
 Benjamin Garter, of the Boston Inst tute of Technology, also MT. and MT $. Garter and Miss Garter have bee visiting Miss Emily Garter.
 Hamilton Lodge, F. & A. M., installe these officers: w M., Louis Miller; w., Edward P. Hazard; J, w., Haro B. Dakin; Treasurer, Otto Tledema Secretary, Bernard McDonald.
 Miss Elizabeth Gillette has been hon from Boston for a few days, Cornel Ryan from Brooklyn, Charles Prlnd from New Haven, Eva Landon fro Carmel, N. Y, William Byron and WI from Waterbury.
 The H. B. Dakin Corporation adyt tised in THE NEWS list of prizes to given to the customers purchasing t largest amount of goods before certa date. Of course everyone saw the adv' tisement and of course there was a SD ited contest for the prizes. The res' was as follows: Arthur Harris, 1st prl gold watch; Mrs. F. l.. White, 2d prl gold chain; Mrs. F. Bristol, Sd pri lamp; Sylvester Bounds, 4th prize, sal dish; Charles Beeman, 9th prize, rug.