Connecticut western news., 1908-04-09
April showers. Trout-next Wednesday.

Clinton Roraback, of Canaan, was in town last week. s..... ... - Thomas Ryan has rented his house to William Slater.
 E. J. PerLee who has been so very Ill, is decidedly better.
 Mrs Geo. s. Kirby is spending few days in New York. Phil Mace will assist W. Peck in the livery this summer.
 Miss May Prindle is spending few days in New York. George Brizzie, of La Grange, N. Y. was ln town Tuesday. .. Miss Celia Lounsbury is visiting Leeds vile, N. Y., relatives.
 Homer Ingram of Waterbury is visit ing Dwight Handlin.
 The Methodist sewing society met with Mrs. Wike yesterday.
 Charles Allen, who is i'll with pneumo- mia, is somewhat improved. .t
 The ladies are wishing for sunshine and plenty of it on the 18th.
 Miss Alice Wakeman. of New York, is spending few days in town.
 P.J. Kenney left Wednesday morning for few days visit in New York.
 Lawrence Schwab,is is the guest of his parents Rev. and Mrs. l.. H. Schwab.
 Edward Blake has obtained a position at blacksmithing in Annandale, N. Y. .Thd man who would rather see a base ball game than eat is almost at the bat.
 Miss Mabel Hanlon spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Robert N. Prindle. Miss Mable Eggleston, of Millerton, spent Sunday with Miss Clara Peabody. Attorneys J. H. Roraback and J. o. Roraback, of Canaan, were in town Tuesday. ......-
 Mrs. H. o. Rowley remains quite ill although there is an improvement in her condition. #s@. k Those flowers that bloom on the hats, this spring. have something to do with ] their cost.
 Teachers and pupils alike are greatly enjoying the two weeks respite from school duties. Sharonites are looking forward with eager anticipation to the Easter observ- ance i'll the churches. '.. George Wilbur is assisting w. K Landon in the absence of Elmer Franks who is in New York. ...-.s
 Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Harris, Miss Mary Nelly and Miss Nellie Mcdonald were in New York, Thursday.
 Mrs. A. J. Rabon son, Alfred. and daughter, Ethel, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Lenord Rosselle.
 John Dwight of New York has rented the Townsend premises and, with his family, will spend the summer here.
 The musicale held Tuesday evening by the grange was a much enjoyed event and the general desire for more of them was expressed.
 Miss Anna Tiedeman was operated on for appendicitis at the General Memorial hospital ih New York last week and late reports are to the effect that her condition is favorable.
 Mrs. George Hertzel gave supper to several of the young ladies in town last Friday evening in honol of Mss Frees, who has been visiting there for a week. 1of4 e. ITa1 n
 Charles Clemson a blacksmith form erly in the employ of G. R. Wilcox at Canaan, has moved his family here and is in the employ of A. J. Bostwick. He occupies the tenement at the rear of the postoffice.
 One of MT. Wilkes horses ran away Tuesday, entered the cemetary, ran along the fence, did a circus hurdle act by scaling six foot stone wall at bound and finally ,came to a stop with a whole skin.
 The unemployed in the cities are clamoring for work. The farmers in the country are pleading for laborers. Why should this demand and this supply con, tinue to travel on paralled lines when connections ought to be so easy?
 In addition to spring house cleaning at The Taghkanic, 8 renovation is in progress ct the hands of the painters and paper hangers. We are informed that the prospect for successful sum. mer for this we'll known hotelry is remarkably bright.
 Miss Harriet Benedict, an aged and respected resident of Sharon, died Tues. day afternoon at The Taghkanic where