Connecticut western news., 1908-11-19

1nlS WdlKllS CluD LII OHdIOu 5sA0o1 .r- Gan walk, yet fail to get sore feet,
 From hefe to Millerton and back.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Bliss are in town. Dr. o. G. Kerley wasin town Sunday. Joseph Laughlin is visiting his sister in New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Geer are in town for short time.
 Mrs. F. l.. Hart is visiting at Beacon Falls, N. Y.
 EFF. Gillette was visitor i'll the city last week
 Frank Dakin went to the city Sun day night.
 William Klebes has been visiting at Westchester. N. Y.
 Miss Evelyn Bartrams of Brooklyn, is . guest at w. K. landon's.
 Miss Della Heiwtt is visiting friends in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 Mrs. Ed. Hazard is visiting ill Amenia Union for couple of weeks.
 MT. aud Mrs. Frank Hanlin expect to move to the Whitney cottage this week. The Misses Jessie and Georgia Gay are spending few weeks in New York. MT. and Mrs. H. B. Dakin were in New York last week purchasing goods. Mrs Chas. Lamb. of New Haven, has been a guest of her sister, Mrs. J. J. Ryan.
 Rev. G. l.. Forte exchanged pulpits with the Rev. j.. J. Cowles, of Amenia, last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Cushaback, of White Plains, called on friends in town last Saturday.
 Everett s. Dunbar, member of the high school, won the library privilege for November.
 Mrs. McNeal. who has been visiting at w. w. Peck's returned to her home in East Litchfield last W eek.
 Miss Anna Morehouse has rented her house for the season of 1909 to Mrs. William Nesbitt, of New York City.
 Chas. Loucks and Everett Pitcher went hunting last Monday returning with two foxes as trophies of their prowess.
 The hat social held in the Methodist church parlors last Friday night yielded q lot of innocent fun and fifteen dollal s in cash.
 Mrs. Chas. Gibson, of Washington, Conn.,, is visiting friends ill town. Mrs. Gibson was formerly Miss Carrie Taylor of this place.
 Mrs. Hattie Rogers, summer en- ployee of the "Inn" has now a position as housekeeper for Nathan Smith, of Amenia Union.
 It is reported that Frank Liebing has sold his farm to the same party who purchased John Liners place, viz, Daniel B. Freedman, of New York City. The mother of Robert Harris, of this place, died at Barry town. N. Y. on Nov. 9th. The funeral, held Wednesday was attended by MT. Harris and his son, Arthur. s# t...
 William Gordon is visiting friends in town. "Will' is universal favorite in this, his home town, and has host o1 friends here who are always glad tc welcome him
 Mrs. Elmer Hitchcock, who has been with her daughter, Mrs. Willard Baker during the summer. left last Wednes. day for Cleveland, Ohio, where she will spend the winter with another daughter Mrs. Durham.
 Dr. R. E. Wilson, district superin tendent of Poughkeepsie district vii preach III the Methodist church next Sunday morning. He is in every way a strong man and his service is antici pated with much pleasure.
 The chicken pie supper given by the Congregation al Sunday School last week was very successful in every way, so cially. financially and gastronomlcaIly Over thirty-one dollars was realized from the collection taken up.
 It is reported that the farm of Johr Liner, on the shore of Silver Lake, has been sold to Daniel B. Freedman, o1 New York City. A reported former sale of this place to Alfred Binsse, also o New York City was not consummated.
 'sScenes in the Union Depot" whic1 was recently. presented ill Amenia bY the Amenia Dramatic Club, will be re peated in Sharon by the original cast fol the benefit of Christ Church on Thurs day evening, Nov. 19 at 8:30 p. m. Thi play is highly spoken of by those whC have seen 1t, there being plenty of fun and action throughout. After the pla, a New England supper will be served and dancing indulged i'll. Music b. Newman's Orchestra.