Connecticut western news., 1907-05-30
June brides. Memorial Day. Sweet girl graduates. Miss Julia Prindle is sick.

Miss Julia Prindle is sick.
 Mamie Nc Cam is on the sick list.
 Miss Anna Bartram is on the sick list.
 Base ball games, overcoats and init tens.
 MT. Chapman and family have moved to Torringford.
 Miss Julia L. Barton, of Coleman, called on friends in town Saturday
 About twenty attended the drama given by Amenia Grange last week.
 The family of W. J. Keough of New York arrived last week.
 Harry Hamlin of New Britian, Conn.,, was home recently.
 Rev. Dr. Townsend and family of New York arrived last week.
 E. Bartram is visiting his brother, l. N Bartram.
 Miss Eva Landon of Carmel, N. Y. spent Sunday at her home.
 MT. and Mrs. 0. A. Low are at their home here, for the summer.
 Dr. Ralph Ryan of New York spent Sunday with his parents.
 Miss Anna Culligan is spending a week with her parents in Amenia.
 Mrs. H. Lewis and family of Brook lyd have arrived at the Sewell cottage. E. F. Gillette was in New York on Tuesday.
 Harry Laraway has been spending a few days at his home in North Chatham, N. Y.
 How deep have you had to dig into next winters coal to keep warm this summer?
 Messrs Harry Bartram and Will Bas- sett spent couple of days on the Hud-. son last week.
 list, Mrs.>F Wike has taken her room for this week.
 But little grass has been worn off the golf links thus sar. It's more like sau- sage link weather.
 Dr. 0. w. Bassett was called to New York last week to witness Florence Kill mer's operation.
 MT. and Mrs. I. Hoag are both on the sick list, the latter being confined to her bed most of the time.
 L. Darling. the shoe drummer, called on his brother, David, and sister. Mrs. F. Harris, last week.
 Miss C.. Clark, of Millerton, and Harry Pulver, of Pine Plains, were guests of Chas Dakin last week.
 Above the Clouds' will be repeated at Millerton, N Y., Friday evening, May 31, followed by dancing.
 The graduating class of Sharon High School, 1907, are Misses Nina Graves, Abbie E. Stahvoc and Kate Duffy.
 Mrs. Harry Simonds, has rented her home to Miss Lucy Lee Perrin of Washington, D. O..
 Letters unclaimed in the postoffice last week for Mrs. William E. Smith, Mrs. Bert French and Ray L. Reed.
 Mrs. G. S. Emory of Hampstead, L. I. has been in town, looking after the i'm provements being made on the house.
 Rev. Father Bannon of Lakeville said mass in Sharon on Sunday and Father Smith went to Lakeville.
 4l, of &l, r Go1I deaconry held in Marketable, Conn.,, May 27th and 18th. Dr. J. B. Mics rep resented Christ Church.
 News matter is curtailed this week, as the paper was issued earlier than usual ill order that the force might enjoy the national holiday.
 Pupils of the public school who won the library membership this month are Edna Heady, Blanche Norton, Edward Hazard, Olive Bierce, Mabel Hotaling, Cora Winans and Francis Miller
 w. E. Hotaling and family have moved into the cottage recently erected at the rear of their lot, having rented their house to MT. and Mrs. Thomas Sizer of New York.
 A very interesting memorial service was held in the M. E. Church last Sun day evening, the Congregational Church uniting with the M. E. and the Grand Army men.
 We have the honor of having with us this Memorial Day four of the blue- coated men. They are Messrs. Geo. Conklin, John Butler, Chas. Caldwell and Henry Worrel.
 The members of Silver Lake Grange enjoyed "a very interesting Lecturers s hour given by the young unmarried