Connecticut western news., 1908-06-18

A blurr of green (the passing scene).
guess that's going some
Where there's a will there's law suit
Daisy Lan6on was home over Sunday.
H. B. Dakin was in New York last
week.
Miss Alzada Lloyd has been visiting
in Norfolk. @.s....F
Miss Susie Brown has returned from
New York.
Alfred Deming is home for his summer
vacation.
Mrs. Duncan and Mrs Steele are guests
at The Bartram.
Jack Angel of New York is the guest
at the Taghkanic.
David Darling has been having electric
lights put in his house.
D. f. Smith and family of Cornwall
Bridge were in town Sunday.
Miss Ester Colt, of Hartford, was the
guest of Harriette Peck over Sunday.
Miss Julia E. Meyer, of Norfolk, spent
Sunday at the home of w. K. Landon.
Mrs. Robert Fowler. of Naugatuck,
was visiting Miss Eva Scott last week.
Telephones have been installed in the
homes Of Mrs. L. Rhoades and A. M.
Watt
Miss E. A. Smith and daughter. Mar
shall, have returned to Sharon for the
summer.
Mrs. Charles Haight is again confined
to her bed with trained nurse In at
tendance.
The Misses Goodwin are absent on a
tour Of several days in various parts of
the state.
Mrs. Frank Barten and daughter, OF
New Britain is visiting her mother, Mrs.
F. B. Hanlin.
The Sanderson family have arrived
from New York and are occupying the
Loucks cottage.
w. K. Landon was in Ashley Falls
last week visiting his father who has
been very sick.
Master Jack Barss, Of Lakeville, is
spending week with his grandmother,
Mrs. w. w. knight.
Miss Susan Brown who has been
spending the winter in New Rosohelle
has returned to her home.
Mrs. Mary Hitchcock has returned to
Sharon to spend tho summer with her
daughter. Mrs. Willard Baker.
William and Jessie Gorden have joined
their father in Hackensack. N. j., and
will reside there in the future.
Mrs. Charles Stoppani, lessee Of the
Governor Smith residence arrived Thurs
day and has taken possession Of the
premises.
Among the guests at The Taghkanic
are MIR. and Mrs. Fayer of Hartford.
Mr.. Fayer was resident of Sharon in
his younger days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walton of
Boulder, COL, have been visiting friends
in town and made their headquarters at
the Sharon Inn.
The library hours are now 10 to IL a. m.
3to5p. m. On Wednesday Friday and
Saturday evenings the library will open
from to O'Clock.
The Misses Goodwin are spending the
week at Sachem 'sHead Conn, the guests
of Mrs. Landon of Guilford who has
many warm friends in Sharon.
Mrs L. @. Cucuel, of Bristol, Conn,
Mrs. Fred Sealey, Of Salisbury. and Jen-
ME Mills, of Colemans, have been guests
at F. 1. Peabody's the past week.
Rev. DIR. J. B. Neis, formerly rector
of Christ church, now resident of New
York city. was an over Sunday guest of
Mr. and Mrs w. H. Houghtaling
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Everett attended
last week. the wedding Of Willis Carter
and Flora Lowell in Bethel. Miss
Lovell's parents were residents of this
village number Of years ago.
Smoking may not hurt some people, .
said certain Sharon woman, "but it
isn't good for nervous man like my
husband. You know it's the Nicodemus
in tabacco that makes it so injurious"
The Hillsdale, IN. " 'Harbinger'
of last week said: Nv. S. Newell OF
Sharon, who we announced last week
had been engaged as principal Of Hills
dale Union School, has decided not to
come to HiIlsdale after ALL
We have several patients IN our "Bob
link Hospital" Miss Florence Kilmere
being one OF them. She underwent ar
operation on her ear Sunday morning
the last report she was doing nicely. DIR
Parker of New York did the operating
assisted by DIR. Chaffee of Sharon.
A Sharon man who was in New Yorl
the other day remarks that if the heigh
of fbooa bui1dinOS continues tn ipcroo GO