Connecticut western news., 1908-05-21
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Children's s Day next.

Miss May Prindle was in New York last week.
 Mrs. 0. w. Bassett is in New York city for week.
 Frederick Kendall was recent guest of John Jackson.
 Mrs. H. I. Lewis has arrived in town for the summer. Miss Anra Tiedemau is able to bs out of doors once more.
 Rev L. H. Schwab and wife were in Litchfield last week. E Mrs. Reed, of Carmel, N. Y, is guest at Miss Mary Carter's.
 The market for ice-cream soda shows decided improvement.
 George Conklin returned from visit in Po'keepsie, Monday
 Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Landon were in New York city this week.
 Mrs. E. A. Deming returned from visit to the city last week.
 Mrs. Ketcham has been spending few days in New York city.
 Mrs. Gill of Waterbury was guest, last week at Charles Corkey's.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tidedeman spent Sunday with Otto Tiedeman.
 Fredrick Hart, of East Litchfield, spent Sunday with friends in town.
 Mrs George B. Klebes has been spend ing a few days in New York city. @. Farmers are anticipating a good crop of hay, As grass has good start. c. A. Kendall of Alden, N. Y. "yas guest, last week, at J. 0. Jackson's.
 Miss Alzada Lloyd spent last week with relatives in Johnstown. N. Y.
 Mrs. Ford and children of Torrington were recent guests at Luther Browns. Mrs. E. A. Smith and daughter have been spending a few days in New York. George Conklin has been visiting his sister, Mrs Eggleston, in Poughkeepsie. Miss Marion Roger of the Valley went to her home in Canaan to spend Sunday. MT. and Mrs. George B. Klebes spent few days in Now York city last week. Miss Catherine Roraback of Canaan has been visiting at W. K. Landon's. John Wakeman and daughter, Alice, returned to their home in New York Monday. . 1 been entertaining Edward Spall, of Pitts field, Mass. Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Bame of North Chatham, N. Y. were recent guests at MT. Bane's. - :~ ..#. Mrs. Elizabeth Kelsey has gone to Whalsnsburg, N. Y. for a protracted visit with relatives. e.. Mrs. Harvey Dean of South Amenia spent Sunday with her parents Mir. and Mrs. E. P. Hazard. Miss Luoy Lsal and Miss Florence Browmne, of New York city are guests of Miss Mollie Knight. ...-. Mrs. E. A. Smith n daughter
 
 week to spend the summer. s... Announcement has been made of tho engagement of Miss Maud Dakin to Henry Pulver, of Pine Plains.
 To avoid unnecessary questions, tl announcement is herewith made that it is becoming hot enough for us.
 The basket ball game and dance at the Casino last Friday night brought in about 4190 clearing about sixty net.
 Mrs. James Banziger, of Torrington, is spending few days with friends in town. She was formerly Sharon resi- cent.
 Now is the time when the herb gath erers are abroad, procuring material for homemade root beer. cough cure, rheu- matism nostrums, etc.
 Friday was the day according to the unwritten law when the straw hat was permitted to come out for the season. But not many of them came. Dr. J. S.sChaffee has been appointed medical examiner for the town of Shar on, to succeed Dr. Knight who served Ill that capacity-for about 20 years. James Warehouse of the Valley, while working on . building on the Gay place, one day last week, fell and sustained some severe bruises. No bones were bro- ken, however.
 George Traver, Oero Beers, Sheldon Martin, Louis Bryant Chester Thurston, Sidney Cowles and James Ellis of LakevilIe attended the basket ball game and dance here Friday night.
 Mrs. Lyman Rhoades, the owner of the Woodward place, which was con- pletely repaired and remodeled by MT. Rhoades shortly before his death, is soon to arrive in Sharon to spend the sum- mer.