Connecticut western news., 1908-07-09

N6W 1OFh City.
William Knight, jr.. has been visiting
IN New York City.
R. S. Boughton is spending few days
in the Catskill Mountains.
Mrs. G. A. Smith is visiting her
mother at st. townsville.
Miss Cornelia Ryan is home from
Brooklyn for the summer.
George Marckres has rented his cot
tage to Now York parties.
Miss Sadie Bush of Bloomfield, Mass.
is visiting at g. M. Maokres
J. G. jackson entertained Mr.. Kend-
all Of Alden, N. Y. last week.
Paul Garter, Of Evanston. ILL.,, was a
guest at Mrs. Carriers last week.
Miss Mary Prindle is visiting cousins
in Hartford and neighboring towns.
Mrs. Henry Simonds and family ar
rived at their Sharon home this week.
"A. K. Foster and wife, of Litchfield,
were the guests of Sharon friends last
week.
Miss Eva S. Forte is the guest of her
brother, Rev. G.. L. Forte, for a few
weeks.
Forbes Carter of New York will play
the organ in Christ church during the
summer. ...+
Mrs. Frank Baker of New York was an
over Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard Baker. ...
Master Meredith Gillette joined the
ranks of those disabled while celebrating
the Fourth.
The Basket Ball Associations Of AM
neia and Sharon held picnic at Indian
Pond last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hertzel have been enter
tanning Misses Hawkhurst and Taglia-
blue of Brooklyn.
Rev Mr.: Sweet, Of Pepacton, N. Y,
preached Sunday in the Advent chapel
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Losee and Miss Gertrude Losee,
of Chicago, are guests of their cousins
the Misses eager. ~. 49, e..
Henry Knight is home from Yale and
Alfred Deming from Pawling School for
their summer vacations.
Miss Annie Eggleston is home from
Pratt Institute for the summer vacation,
after very successful year.
Mrs George Leggett, of New York,
who has spent many summers in town,
is again guest at The Bartram.
Miss Houghton, OF Worcester. Mass,
formerly teacher here, was guest,
last week, of Miss Martha Wilbur.
Miss Stohr and Miss Dodd of Newark,
have been entertained by their friend,
Mrs. Powers at her home in Armenia.
There are no ball games scheduled for
this week but we have hopes OF witness
ing contest on the home grounds next
week.
E. F. Gillette, Rev. Mr.. Forte, Mrs.
Mary Loucks and Mrs. VIM. Hotaling at
tended the Sunday School Convention at
Norfolk last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Whitford have some
Cubans as their guests. They include
Mrs. Rivera, Mrs. Pruna and the Misses
Warren and Rivera.
The carriers on the r. F. D. routes
enjoyed one of their few vacations Sat-
urday, consequently no mail was de-
iyered on that day.
Rev. L. H. Schwab remains on the
farm and probably will not preach this
summer. His friends are gratif1ed to
learn that there is gradual improve
ment in his condition
Mrs H. Simonds has arrived from
New York City and hopes the change
will result in benefit to her health. HeI
condition is more favorable now, how.
ever. than it was few weeks ago.
Sharon was cooler than some of the
Lltchfield county villages Tuesday. The
mercury climbed to 88 degrees while il
other places it reached 90. On Wednes
day morning it had dropped to 81 de
grees.
About fifteen books were recently pre-
sented to the local library which now
has as large and as fine an array o.
books as will be found in any library IL
the country in village no larger thar
Sharon.
DR.. Parker Morgan of the Church of thu
Heavenly Rest. New York city, wht
preached so acceptable in Christ churcl
Sunday last, will officiate next Sunday
A large audience should be present t.
hear this talented man.
At the conclusion of the Tiffany will
case in Winsted, it was announced tina
an appeal from the decision would b
made and, later. it was announced tina
the decision would be allowed to stand
It is now announced that an appeal ha
been taken.