Connecticut western news., 1907-02-07

Don't forget Friday night ''Mr. Bob. (
 Mrs. w. E. Klebes is on the sick list.
 Miss Helen Smith has been on the sick list.
 Mrs. J. B. Wilbur is sick with the grip.
 No school Tuesday on account of the storm.
 Will Kenney spent Saturday in Amenia.
 Miss Florence Pulver is counted on the sick list.
 Miss Ruth Prindle is visiting friends in New York.
 O. c. Gorden returned to Hackensack N. J. Monday.
 Mrs. E. Hazard is visiting her daughter Mrs. H. Sperring.
 Donald T. Warner of Salisbury was in town Tuesday.
 Miss Allie Sullivan of New Haven is visiting friends in town.
 Miss Anna Whitford was in Torring- ton few days last week.
 Miss Anna Tiedeman has been spend ing few days ill Amenia.
 John s. Pulver has gone to visit rela- tives in Detroit, Michigan.
 Thomas Ryan is seriously ill. Nurse O'Donnell is caring for him. 
 Miss Daisy Landon has been visiting in New York for few days.
 Miss Anna Mehan of New York spent Friday with Mrs. Anna Larkin.
 Mrs. Frank Sperring just retured from . visit at her sons in Waterbury.
 F. I. Peabody has had the rest of his building wired for electric lights.
 Miss Julia Prindle has been spending few days with Mrs. O. M Prindle. MT. and Mrs. George Kirby spent Fri day night and Saturday in, New York. Dr. Hurd's office will be closed through the month of February at H. Rowley's. Miss Kelsey of the school faculty spent Sunday at her home in Sheffield, Mass Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Mesick enter tained few friends Saturday evening. R. S. Rice of New Haven spent part of last week with his uncle J. H. Cleve- land.
 Richard Leach has been in Gillette's store for the past week in Chas. Miller's place.
 Ten or twelve people from New York are to spend Washington birthday at the Inn.
 MT and Mrs. Lewis Thompson of Pittsfield visited last week at w. H. Mesick's
 Theodore and Stanley Johnson have been confined to the house as grip patients.
 Luther Brown has just extended the local telephone line from Mrs. Deming's to his house.
 Miss Martha Wilbur's room was closed Monday on account of the illness of Mrs. Wilbur. Miss Bell Deming is spending few days at home but expects to return to New York soon.
 The sun parlor fad has struck Sharon in earnest and many glass enclosed piaz- gas are noticed.
 0. M. Prindle's chimney caught fire on Friday but was put out before any damage was done.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Harris and Dorothy spent Sunday at Percy Harris at Sharon Station.
 Miss Dorothy Harris was surprised by twenty-two of her young friends, Wednesday evening.
 Miss Margarite Bensen of New York, who has been visiting Miss J. Gorden returned home Monday
 At the adjourned Town meeting held February 4th it was voted to lay 12 mill tax for the ensuing year.
 On Thursday evening 32 of George Kirby's friends helped him cele ebrate his birthday and with dancing, refresh ments, etc. the event was very pleas ant one.
 Sharon should be well supplied with ice next summer, judging from the null titude of teams which have been draw ing the congealed wetness through the streets.
 The entertainment course has been a decided success. Beside providing sev- eral very pleasant evenings there is snug balance ill the treasury. They don't always result that way financially.
 Miss Nellie Kelsey gave the children in her room sleigh ride to Millerton