Connecticut western news., 1907-03-14

Dr. Chaffee is out of town few days. Dr. Wilcox of Lee is attending his patients during his absence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Cubley expect to move to Mutton Hill with Mrs. Cubley's parents, Frank Leibing, soon.
 The Middlebrook property is being wired for electric lighting. R. F. Knight will occupy it after April 1st.
 Baldwin Reed, who is afflicted with paralysis and blindness, is in a critical condition although somewhat improved.
 Mrs. Hawley Whitford, Marion and Grover Whitford of Cornwall Hollow were recent guests of Mrs. Mary Heady.
 Harry Husted, Edward Paine and William Myers of Millerton were call ing on friends in town Sunday after noon.
 State Deputy Henry Warehouse of the Valley delivered an address before the Mountain County Pomona Grange at Winsted last week.
 Harold Winans has resigned his posi- tion with the Dakin Corporation and gone to Waterbury as bookkeeper for the Waterbury Clock Go.
 Mrs Sarah Lowell of Rlverton, Conn. was in town last week having been called to attend the funeral of her brother-in-law, Charles Lowell. The Epworth League meeting held at the Methodist church Friday evening was well attended. Fifteen new mem bers were added to the League.
 There was no preaching service at the Congregational church last Sunday. Next Sunday the Rev. G. L. Forte will be present and conduct the communion service.
 The Busy Bee society of the Congre- gational church is a helpful organization. Itis to bear the expense of fitting up and wiring the Congregational parsonage for electric lights.
 Reserved seats for the next number in the entertainment course, the lecture, The family that lives in the basement, ? by Rev. William H. Main, D. D., at the ! Casino, March 26, were placed on sale at the Sharon pharmacy yesterday.
 Those who were admitted to member. ship in Epworth League at the Metho dist church last Thursday evening are Laura Bartram, Lucy Heady, Mable Hotaling, Mrs. Charles P. Louck, Lena Willy, Mable Liner, Clayton Walter Roy HotaEng, Wilbur Bartram. and Mr. and Mrs. Floriam Petty.
 Two weeks from next Monday brook trout may be legally caught in this state but unless weather conditions change the fisherman will need dynamite to get his worms, snow shovel to get to the brook and an ice pick to chop holes il the surface of the pools. Altogether the outlook is not one that pleases the fisher man.
 The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Congregational Churct will meet in the chapel this afternoon The subject of the meeting is "What Christianity has done for the Canniba Islands" Mrs. William Hotaling ii the leader. Mrs. Newell is to sing Miss Louise Jackson will read paper on Christian Missions as vital force in the islands of the Pacific and there will be other interesting numbers on the programme.
 FRENCH-BRAZEE
 Edgar M. French and Miss Hattie Brazee formerly of Sharon but now ot Torrington were married March 2 at the home of the brides mother Mrs. Henri etta Brazee in Torrington. The cere mony was performed by the Rev. A. W Alderman. The bridesmaid was Nettie Brazee, a sister of the bride and Harold French a brother of the groom was bes man. MT. and Mrs. French will reside in Torrington.
 SHARON'S INDEBTEDNESS
 The Sharon grand list, according tt the report of the Board of Relief, i $1,446.35 The amount of tax whicl 12 mills provide on this amount would be ST, ,572.72. This, with other resources makes the towns income SIS, 758. TT There is an indebtedness of something more than this amount. State road have been costly and the selectmer think it better to attempt nothing further in this line until the indebted ness has been decreased and wise idle; 1t is, too.
 DEATH OF LYMAN RHoADES
 Lyman Rhoades, one of Sharon's bes known summer guests, passed away ol Wednesday of last week at Camden South Carolina, where he had gone t spend a few weeks. The remains wer taken to his New York City home an, the funeral was held on Saturday. MT