Connecticut western news., 1908-03-05
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 Bobt. Dakin is visiting i'll Boston.
 A. w. Wait was in town Tuesday.
 Dr. R. P. Knight was in New York Tuesday. -
 Miss Anna Skinner is residing at the Taghkanic. <e F.. .s An auction was held Tuesday at the Gay homestead. K ,-.. Mrs. 8. H. Wakeman of New York is visiting i'll town. -
 Otto H. Tiedeman is suffering with an attack of rheumatism. ....-.
 Gilbert Smith and Miss Smith were in New York last week. ... Harry Bartram has become the pos essor of a new motor cycle.
 Attorney Willard Baker was in New York few days last week.
 Miss Ruth Bristol is visiting her grandparents in Dover Plains.
 Miss Cornelia J. Ryan is home from Brooklyn for few weeks rest. " MT. and Mrs. T. N. Bartram have been having an attack of the grippe. t MT. and Mrs. Florin Petey are rejoic- ing, a son was born on Feb. 21st.
 Miss Elizabeth A. Pennell of South Norwalk returned home last week. . THE NEWS extends it's congratulations to MT. and Mrs Harold B. Dakin.
 Robert Dakin has gone to Boston to take a coures in automobile opersting.
 Geo. Hitchcock was called to Water bury Saturday by the death of brother. Miss Grace Hotaling is temporily en- ployed at GilIette's store during inven- tory. .
 Mrs. A. w. White is visiting at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. F. w. Dakin. Mrs. Otto Tiedeman has been visiting friends in Brooklyn, Stanford and Waterbury.
 Miss Lucy Bassett was in New York Hast week buying new uniforms for the basket ball girls. <" . Geo. s. Thompson has returned from a New York hospital. He is rapidly gaining in health. .-A
 On Friday evening of this week the girls first basket ball team will meet the Millerton girls team at Millerton. Arthur Lamb is filling the ice house of the White Clover Dairy at Coleman $ Station for the Amenia Creamery Com pany. MT. and Mrs. E. H. Middlebrook, MT. and Mrs. Geo. Klebes and Mrs. Sperring were in Waterbury last week to attend the funeral of cousin.
 Twenty members of Silver Lake Grange No. 135 visited Salisbury Grange on Friday night of last week. All re- ported very fine time
 The Misses Wheeler lett for New York on Monday for visit They are to occupy the Tiffany house while their residence is being repaired by F. W. Dakin. *<
 Several attended the basket ball game which was held in the town hall in Ca, naan February 29, but were considerably disappointed not to see Sharon first team play them. .s
 At the special town meeting 10 mill tax was laid and MT. Waitts propo- sition relative to changing and straight ening the highway near his recently purchasing promise was accepted.
 MT. and Mrs. John Metres aud son, Hermon, were week guests of friends in Bridgeport, Conn.,, and MT. Meirs at. tended the convention of the Rural Free Delivery Carriers of the State, held in New Haven on Saturday.
 The girls first basket ball team met the Amenia team at Amenia Monday evening and were defeated by score o1 IS to 4. The Sharon team consisted ot Misses Peabody, Wiley, Hotahng, Mo Donald, Klebes and Bassett.
 The following party of Sharonites, in cluding the basket ball team, went tt Canaan Saturday evening: Misses Lens Wiley, Clara Peabody, Mabel Liner Edna Klebes, Mabel Hotaling, Lucy Bassett, Helen Bassett, Mabel Stevens Olive Bierce. Helen Smith, Nina Graves Edith Sperring, Isabelle Deming. Ann, Colligan, Mollie Mcdonald, Mrs. H. M Hoag, Messrs Bernard Mcdonald, w l.. Klebes, R. F. Klebes of Sharon ant Miss Sutherland of Amenia, New York