Connecticut western news., 1908-01-09
We waxed 'em.
 Hurrah for Sharon. CbaroD 1e Conaopd


 Ralph Brown has the whooping cough. Miss N. L. Marckres is in New York. O. 0. Gordon was home for the hoi- days.
 J. J. Ryan is now assistant town clerk.
 Miss Clara Smith is home from Sar- anac, N. Y.
 Lakeville defeated Sharon at hockey Saturday 20.
 J. B. Wilbur has been visiting friends Rt Lowell, Mass.
 Fred Hotaling of Brooklyn was home for few days.
 I. R. Fenton of Lime Rock was ill town Monday.
 Henry M. Knight returned to New Haven Sunday.
 Miss Amy Eggleston returned to Pratt Institute Sunday.
 John Barnett is visiting his son in Naugatuck, Conn.
 Charles Miller has entered business college in Hartford. Town Clerk Rowley is spending few weeks in Stamford, Ct.
 Rev. l.. H. Sohwab and wife spent last week in New York.
 Miss Eva l.. Handin has been visit ing at Robert N. Prindle's. -" Mrs. Anna Hammond and H. Hendee are in New York hospital.
 Miss Grace Lamb is visiting her grandparents in New Haven.
 Henry Simonds of New York spent last week with Charles Loucks. H. A. Bolt of Walton; N. Y. was a recent guest at the M. E. parsonage. Prof. Newel and family have been visiting friends in Middlefeld, Mass. Ira Chapman oflWinsted has been visit ing his daughter, Mrs. w. K. Landon. Mrs s, Kirby, Philip Nase and Mrs. E. H. Middlebrook are on the sick list. Brussels sprouts were taken from the garden of w. R. Houghtaling last week. Miss Grace Bristol is spending two weeks, with friends in Dover Plains, N. Y. The Misses Prindle have been visiting their sister, Mrs. Pike, at Mt. Vernon, N.
 Miss Mabel Haines who has been threatened with pneumonia is on the gain.
 Rev. Howard Bennett of New Milford preached at the Advent Chapel, Sunday, Jan. 5. Harry Hanlin of New Berlin has been visiting his parents MT. and Mrs. F. B. Hanlin.
 The sacrament of communion was ad- miuistered at Christ Church Sunday morning.
 The recently elected officers of Silver Lake Grange were installed Tuesday evening.
 W. R. Houghtaling and family of New York spent the holidays at their sharon home.
 Charles Dakin and sons, Rob aud Roy caught 40 large pickerel last Thursday through the ice.
 Miss Anna Skinner has gone to Els worth to spend the winter with Mrs. George Lounsbury.
 Miss Daisy Landon entered Monday Pratt Institute at Brooklyn and is talk ing g. course in millinery. John Carley will work the James Rob- erts farm the coming year, and has nov ed to the Roberts home.
 Mrs Andrew Lake ana Miss Bessie Lake of Great Harrington, Mass, are visiting Mrs. A J. Harris.
 E. White who has been employed the past year by the Berkshire Power Go. as miller at the Sharon plant has returned to his former home in Warren, Conn.
 Cards issued last week announced the marriage of E. Augustus Deming and Miss Judith Lewis Barrett of Amenia, Dec. 31, 1906, more than year ago.
 On January 1st & New Years party of two loads from The Bartram drove up to the Handlin mills to enjoy the noun tain scenery, the crisp air, and the fine skating on the pond.
 Sharon people are evidently proud of their girls basket ball team as large crowd accompanied them to Canaan and saw them vanquish the Canaan girls without more than half trying.
 The funeral services of Mrs. Julia Luke, late of Wassaic, formerly ot Sharon, was held in the Methodist Church in Sharon on Monday afternoon at two o'clock. Interment in Hillside Cemetery.
 The young people at The Bartram re gently presented drama. The cos