Connecticut western news., 1908-09-17
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 in Pine Plains last week.
 Mrs. F. White is entertaining rela- tives from Holyoke, Mass.
 w. w. Peck entertained F. T. Harte, East Litohfeld, over Sunday.
 Miss Eleanor Rynps is entertaining Miss Pennel of New York city.
 Geo. Klebes is having new piazza built on the rear of his residence.
 Mrs. Rosentrader of New York city is visiting at Mrs. Frank Hamlin's.
 MT. and Mrs. F. w. Dakin were in Hartford the latter part of the week.
 Anton Walters went to New York last Thursday, returning on Saturday.
 Geo. Smith, who has been ill with rheumatism, is reported much better.
 The meeting ot the Pomona G range was held at Warren, Conn.,, Sept. 18th. E. A. Deming spent Thursday and Friday of last week at Hartford, Conn. Willard Baker is entertaining his brother, Frank Baker of Providence, R. l. -.&= ...~
 Willard Baker attended a postmasters' convention held at New Haven last Sat- urGay. .H...8e
 Mrs. Geo. N Brown has closed her country houle and left Sharon for the season. .a
 Miss Cornelia J. Ryan returned to her school duties ill Brooklyn, N. Y, last Thursday.
 Frederic Dibble of Amenia Union, is recent addition to the staff of the ''Taghkanic.
 The choir of Christ church were en- tertained by Miss Emily Wheeler last Friday evening. .s .... Mrs. w. K. Laudon and daughter, Edith, spent few days last week with friends in Norfolk. =+.
 H. B. Dakin went to New York Thurs day and E. F. Gillette made trip to the same place Friday.
 Dr. M. 0, Thompson spent Sunday in Brooklyn,N. Y. and not at Coney Island as per current rumor.
 Mrs. Abram Miller, from Groton, Mass. and her two children, are visiting at Michael McDonald's.
 Mrs. Prentiss Sheather gave whist party at the Inn Monday afternoon. The first prize was won by Mrs. Coley.
 Arthur Bierce is building a concrete silo, one of the first in this section of its kind. Mr. Bierce IS nothing if not up to date. .'.
 Charles Vosburgh, wife and baby, and Miss Lucy Bartram went with Mrs. Haynes to Hudson, N. Y. last Sunday ill Mrs. Haynes automobile
 Miss Hattie Williams of Binghamton, N. Y. is visiting Mrs. George Marchres. Miss Williams IS former school teacher of our town and has many friends here
 The family of Walter Scott who oc- cupied the Sedgwick cottage this season, have returned to New York, being one of the first of the cottage colony to, leave.
 Silver Lake grange expects to produce play during the early winter entitled, "The Deacons Tribulations." Despite its title, the proposed play has nothing to do with automobiles.
 Mrs. Sarah Cravagan, former resi- dent of this place, and her grand daughter, Miss Lucy Bartram, are guests of Mrs. M. J. Whitney. Mrs. Cravagan now lives in Bethel, Conn.
 The prohibitionists desire to vote on the question of license or no license the coming election, and as a means to that end, are circulating petition to obtain the necessary number of signatures.
 Miss Alma Klebes, accompanied by her mother, went to New York last Fri day. Miss Alma intends to spend the coming winter with her grandparents in tho city, where she will attend school
 Arrangements have been made where by Sheffield and Sharon will play this afternoon at o'clock, on the Lakeville grounds, the game scheduled for next week Saturday, the last of the season.
 Clarence Eggleston and Miss Eliza beth Gillette took an auto trip last Sun day, visiting Mrs. Clifford Weldon al Torrington, Conn. Mrs. Weldon wal formerly Miss Jennie Skiff of this place
 Miss Elizabeth Gillette expects to re turn to her musical studies in Boston or Wednesday of this week. Miss Ma, Prindle will accompany her, and spend & couple of weeks visiting friends il Boston and New York.
 Florin Patey, the present dispenser O soothing drinks at the Sharon Inn expects to enter the employ of Mis- Emily Wheeler, Oct. 1. Florin's genia ways have endeared him to patrons O the "Inn," and his portly presence vii be greatly missed.
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