Connecticut western news., 1908-10-01
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Mrs. Edward Smith has returned tC New York The residence of the Misses Mallory is being enlarged.
 Henry Hoag was in New York two days last week.
 Miss Maude Landon was homo from Norfolk Sunday.
 Miss Lydia Woodward of Colebrook is visiting Mrs. Skiff.
 George Thompson is again in the west buying cattle.
 Miss Charity Ingraham has gone to New Haven for the winter.
 P J. Kenney is spending part of his vacation ill New York City.
 William Meyers and son, Stanley, are visiting at Mrs. Fred Meyers.
 Mrs. Albert Bradley returned to her home in Waterbury on Tuesday.
 Mrs. w. R. Houghtaling gave whist party last Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. A W. Walters expects to return from New York to-day (Monday).
 Miss Jean McDowe, of Philadelphia is the guest of Miss Isabel Demning.
 A teachers meeting was held at the school house last Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. Abram Miller and two children have returned to their home in Mass.
 The Sharon Telephone Go. gre build ing new line to North East Center.
 F. L. Hart, of East Litchfield, was an over Sunday visitor at w. w. Peck's.
 Mrs. E. H. Middlebrook has been visit ing friends i'll Hartford and Springfield. John Monahan and wife are camping out for week in Clark $ camp at Nudge Pond.
 Luther Brown has had to shut down his mill on account of the scarcity of water. Mrs. Earnest Dimmock, of Waywood, N. J. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo. Bierce.
 MT. and Mrs. E. E. Gillette went to New York Tuesday returning We'd nesday.
 Miss Edith and Walter Boyd. of Brooklyn, N Y. are guest at the PerLee homestead.
 John Monahan is having new piazza built on the front of his house. F. Dakin is the builder.
 Dr. F. Hartley is again a guest at the 4'Bartram, returning there from Europe Monday night.
 Alfred Deming, Harry Doe" Knight and Lloyd Emory were all here Saturday for the ball game.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Episco- pal church held supper in the Rectory Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Haines has returned home after visiting her son in Bridgeport and friends Ill South Norwalk.
 Mrs. F. B. Hamlin has been spending the week wish her sister, Mrs. Charles P. St. John, at Ellsworth.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Per Lee of Provi- dence, R. l., are visiting st the home O. Mr. Per Lees Parents. Harry Sabine was called away from his duties here last Thursday by the sud den death of his mother.
 Mrs J. J. Ryan and Rev, G. l.. Forte went to Poughkeepsie last week with the Miss Gay, in their auto. Dr. Rob Knight, W. w. Peck and w. E. Klebes were among those who at tended Chatham fair last week.
 Mrs Allen Luke and family, who oc cupied the Warehouse cottage, have re- turned to their home in Maryland.
 F. Bristol L. H, Bartram, A. Lamb and "Doc." Osborne went to the Pough- keepsie fair Wednesday ln the deacon s auto
 An informal dance was given at the Casino by the young people of the viii lage Saturday night. All report good time. .... High Mass will be held Sunday in St. Bernard's church. Mss May Cunning ham of Danbury will have charge of the mus sic.
 c. w. Bathwick was in Amenia fe W days last week. helping out the black. smith at that place. who attended Chatham fair.
 Mrs. A. E. Barrett and two children of Pleasantville, N. Y. and Mrs F. Fl Barrett and child. of Springfield, L. are guests at k. P. Hazards.
 G. s. Kirby and R. J. Livingstone were i'll NeY York a few days last week attending three games of base ball be tween the New York and Chicago,
 Everett Per Lee, wife and child, o. Chicago, are visiting at tue Per Let homestead, coming last Saturday. Thi it Everetts first visit to Sharon in sever years.
 There is every indication of success