Connecticut western news., 1908-03-26
,oy Klebes has pneumonia.

Mrs. Charles Halght IS on the SICK list Ed.Per Lee is not as we'll this week. E. F. Gillette was in New York last week.
 Mrs. E. P. Hazard is sick with pneu- monia.
 The grip has had George Thompson in its clutches for few days.
 Miss Bessie Miller has been visiting relatives in Hillsdale, N. Y.
 Mrs. H. Sperring is visiting her mother Mrs E. F.. Hazard.
 A special meeting of the library associ- ation was held last evening
 Mrs. A. Marsh and daughter Althia are visiting Mrs Charles PIindle.
 MT. and Mrs George Klebes spent a few days of last week in Torrington.
 George Wilbur cut his thumb quite badly on buzz saw few days ago.
 Alfred Defining is home for the Easter vacation from Pawling school. Mrs. H. Hoag is attending case of pneumonia in Millerton for Dr. Moore. Miss Evelyn Bartram is spending few weeks in Brooklyn with her parents Miss Annie Eggleston is home for the Easter vacation, from Pratt's in Brook lyn.
 Prof. w. s. Newell has. sent Tn his resignation as principal of the sharon High School.
 Miss Margaret Benson from New York city is guest at Miss Katherine Hotaling's.
 Mr. and Mrs. l.. H. Schwab returned from their trip south on Monday. Mir. Schab is improved in health.
 During the coming year the premises know as the Charles Whitford farm will be occupied by Albert Fairohild.
 Miss Alice E. Peirson, Miss Marjorie Barnes and Miss Mildred Clark, of Rich mond, Mass, have been visiting their aunt here.
 Miss Daisy Landon has finished her course in millinery at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn and will return home Satnr- day of this week.
 MT. and Mrs. A. w. White have rented the Van Alstyne place for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Van Alstyne will board with them
 Dr. Chas Gilmore Kerley's residence directly south of MT. Waitt's is nearing completion and in the early summer these residence will be occupied by their respective owners.
 Beautiful spring, Sunday morning. early dawn, two business men, two hands on the string, one string, one dog. All going toward Lovers Lane. Where was the mistress? Was it (Hob)son choice.
 We learn that the old King homestead is to be opened again this season by it's present owner Thomas Barr. It will be pleasure to again sec this grand old home at the head of our main street with lights in the windows.
 The Samuel Skiff place now the pro- perty of MT. Waitt is being remodeled by Contractor Dakin and all modern inn movements are to be installed. The largo barn is to be removed to 8 more re- mote location thus giving an uninter- rupted view of the lake and the distant Berkshires.
 As the Mi1lerton Telegram correspon- dent puts it, the two girls basket ball Az. . -. od A~> 3;co r,roo ond O m cotic factory conclusion could be arrived at. both teams disbanded after dividing the funds on hand, about $100, and two new teams will be formed. But let's have harmony Perhaps few concessions on each side will bring it about.
 The mems supper, held last evening in the Methodist church, was pro- nounced success and was well attended. The viands were delicious and the men served them with the grace and agility of a corps of Delmonico walters It was one of the pleasant and satisfactory social events of the seasons. Preceding the supper, the men folks gave an entertain ment of the musical and elocutionar order and it was greatly enjoyed.
 The News received on Tuesday a communication bearing upon the organ ization, duration and disbanding of the girls basket ball teams but it was not signed and, as we have said dozens of times, we cannot use communications of this nature unless the writer signs his or her name. The reasons for our taking this stand we have stated frequently therefore they need not be repeated here
 A beautiful, though transformations wedding was celebrated at noon, or Wednesday, March IS, at the home ot o. 0. Williams of Sharon, in which Miss Bessie A., daughter of MT. Williams was given in marriage to James A Stoddard of Ledyard, Conn. The brid was dressed simply in pure white anC