Connecticut western news., 1908-04-30

What have they not
 Sun shines serenely. Arbor Day tomorrow.
 Don't take lem off too soon.
 Arbutus arrived abundantly.
 MT. Dan D. Lion has arrived. Green grass grows generously.
 Time to plant Congressman Hills gar den seeds.
 This is the last day of the theoretical oyster season.
 Gilbert Smith, of New York, was in town last week.
 Henry Knight has been spending few days at home.
 The Misses Gay spent few days in New York last week.
 F. B. Hamlin and wife have returned to the Hamlin farm.
 Mrs. Frances Pitcher is the guest of friends in Mount Vernon.
 The roads are being put in good con dition by contractor Bierce.
 In the evening the pastor will preach on "A Study of Selfhood.
 Miss Mildred Barnes Bliss has given the Congregational church $50.
 The village clock has recovered from its attack of innocuous desuetude.
 Next Thursday night. May 7th, the mld-week service will be resumed.
 The body of Mrs. Love was taken to Waterbury last week for interment. Mrs. Van Rensselaer,, of New York, is visiting her sister, Miss Morshouse. Samuel Roberts, of Dobb Ferry, N Y. was recent guest of friends in town. Jack Angel, of New York, has been spending few days with local friends. Tho graduating class of the Sharon High School have engaged A. Baker. ventriloquist and magician to give an en- tertainment at the Casino tomorrow evening. Supper and dancing will follow the entertainment.
 w. E: Hotaling has again rented his residence, this time to Mr. Sizer, of New York Albet Tunoy and Celia Scott, of Sharon Valley, were united in marriage last Wednesday.
 Mrs. w. K. Landon and daughter, Eva, Lebanon, Pa.
 Otto Tledeman has, for several days. been again in the clutches of his old enemy, rheumatism.
 A number of Sharonites went to Mil lerton Friday evening to attend the show gwen by the Durands.
 Rev. G. L. Forte, pastor of the Con- gregational church, has been spending a few days i'll Springfield Mass.
 Road making is in progress near the Cornwall line. J. B. Smith, six horses and 9 force of men are hard at it.
 The basket ball season wrll close here Friday, May 8, with game between the girls teams of Sharon and Amenia. The engagement of Louise Jackson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Jackson, to Clarence Kendall, of Alden, N. Y, has been announced.
 Some persons will now begin to con. sider the question where they will go tc spend their vacation, and others whether they can go anywhere.
 The delegates chose by the Sharon republicans ge uninstructed to the state convention but it is understood they favor the nomination of Taft.
 The Taft sentiment in town has in creased considerably of late and among the supporters of the rotund secretary are found several who formerly favored the nomination of governor Hughes.
 Base ball talk is rife and there is littl doubt that a club will be organized. Jus now the boys are experiencing consider able difficulty in finding a suitable field
 The delegates chosen by the Sharon republicans to attend the state conven tion at Hartford next week are Rober Harris. Edward Middlebrooks, Samue Loper and D. N. Eggleston. The towl committee was continued and consist of s. B. Jewett, Robert Harris, Franl Hamlin, A. o. Bierce, F. W. Dakin Samuel Loper and J. B. Wilbur.