Connecticut western news., 1907-08-15
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 The umbrella is taking it's vacation. Miss Florian Petty spent Sunday with Bessie Miller.
 Dr. 0. w. Bassett was in New York last Friday.
 Fred Hotaling is spending few days with his parents.
 Mrs. Isaac Hoag is visiting friends in Orange New York.
 Mrs. Charlie Caldwell is visiting friends in Norwich, Conn.
 Miss Lizzie PerLee spent Friday with Mrs. Frank Harrison.
 Frank Sperring has been spending a few days with his family.
 Mrs. Charles HaigLt, who is ill, has trained nurse caring for her.
 Miss Neenah Ryan spent few days in New York last week. .f Mrs. Charles Haight is sick; trained nurse is in attendance.
 Mrs. Charles Cadwan is visiting friends in New York state.
 Henry Hoag and W. J. Hotaling spent last Thursday in New York.
 Mrs. J. J. Ryan is entertaining her sister Mrs. Lamb of West Haven.
 Miss Potter of Waterbury is spending the week with her cousin, Ethel Klebes. MT. and Mrs. William Mesick are en- tertaining relatives from Chatham, NY.
 Robert Harris and granddaughter, Dorothy. are visiting in Barrytown, N Y.
 MT. and Mrs. F. Gillette spent Mon day and Tuesday at the Landon camp on Mt. Riga.
 Miss Elizabeth Sullivan and Miss Ed na Pitcher visited over Sunday in Mli- lerton.
 w. K. Landon and family are spend ing a few of these warm days on Mt. Riga, camping.
 Fred Loucks died very suddenly Sun day night at the homo of Walsteln Lounsbury in Leedsyille. N. Y.
 Mrs. George Motion returned to her home in Westfield on Monday and her sister, Anna Bartram, went with her. MT. and Mrs. Layfaette had their in- fant son baptized at Charles Haight's Sunday afternoon by Rev. w. A. Mac key.
 Bertha Heady, graduate nurse of Pittsfeld, who has located at John Butler's, has had a long distance tele- phone put in.
 The manner i'll which "Josiah s Court ship'' was rendered shows that Sharon has some very excellent dramatic talent and the liberal attendance shows that is appreciated The two facts go well ,gether.
 William D. Bosler of New York, form erly of West Cornwall, has affected the sale of the Handlln property to Phillip Becker of New York for $5,000 We understand various improvements and changes will be made.
 w. R. Bishop, Professor of the chair of Pedagogy in the Lewiston, Idaho, Normal School, and his wife, made a short visit to Rev. MT. Mackeys family Monday afternoon and Tuesday, spend. ing the night at the Taghkanic.
 Board, board in demand on all sides We verify believe that if some of us should put up tents in our backyards we could rent them to the Workers before we got the guy ropes fastened. Board ing houses are full, cottages are full private houses have their quota, the sea son is at it's height.
 Last week we briefly alluded to the death of Miss Phoebe A. Perkins. She was one of the older residents of Sharon and woman universally respected. She was also noted for her acts of benevo lence and generosity and was prominent in church affairs The sympathy of the village is extended to the brother anC sister who surv1ve.
 When man driving along a country road alone, with seat plenty larg, enough TOT two, OVerCaKeS a person O1 foot and fails to offer ride, the natura inference is that the man is too selfisl to extend a common courtesy. That however, is what the rural mail carrier are obliged to do. They are as rul clever fellows and enjoy company, bu you cannot ride with them. They ar not allowed to carry passengers, othe than authorized postal officials, whil making their regular trips. The orde to this effect comes from Washington and it's violation would result in the dis missal of the guilty party. It is useless therefore, to ask carrier for permissio to ride, no matter how urgent the cas may be.