Connecticut western news., 1908-05-07

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 Mrs. Frances Pitcher has been visiting in Mount Vernon.
 Miss Emma Sedgwick has returned from Washington.
 Mrs. 0. s. Sedgwick of New York spent Sunday ill town.
 Mrs. Frank Harrison has been a grip victim for several days.
 Mrs. Ernest Dimmock is spending few days in New Jersey.
 MT. and. Mrs. G. W. .Hertzel have been visiting in Brooklyn.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Hertzel are spend ing few days in Brooklyn.
 Dr. Ralph Ryan, of Amenia was in town Sunday on his motor cycle.
 Bernard Mcdonald spent a portion of last week with friends in New Haven. Joseph Lockland manager of the Inn stables is taking two weeks vacation.
 David Duffy, Mary Loucks and Kath- erine Duffy spent Sunday in Lakeville. Mrs. Smith and daughter, of Brooklyn, are to spend the summer at R. Marckre's. Mir and Mrs. Leonard Roselle have taken possession of the Morehouse cottage.
 Miss Anna B. Nickerson of Norwalk is visiting her cousin Mrs. Robert N. Prindle.
 Fred Deming is home from the Paw ling school, suffering with an attack of jaundice.
 Work on the roads continues and the condition.
 Mrs. Ohm, of Waterbury, was guest, last week, of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Peter Liner.
 Mrs. Myra Hotchkiss and family have returned to their home for the summer from Florida. f. ......-....-. .. .. Mr. and Mrs. William Pistor of New York are at The Inn. They have spent several summers there.
 Dr. Chaffee went to New York Tues day evening. Mrs. Chaffee has been spending several days there.
 s. B. Jewett. E. H. Middlsbrook. Robert Harris D. N. Eggleston and F. L. Bristol attended the Congressional convention at Canaan Saturday.
 Robert Van Iderstine and wife and MT. and Mrs. s. Skinner have arrived for the summer and are occupying their home on the east side of Nudge lake.
 The Misses Gay are now the owners of large automobile which was de. hvered to them during the latter part oi last week. William Welsh of Lakeville has been engaged to run it for them.
 Prof. Newell, who has resigned his position as principal of the high school has not, IS yet. made his plans for the future but it is understood that he has two or three very desirable positions in view
 The patrons of the Sharon sewer system are rapidly increasing in number and it will not be long before every sizeable building along the sewer route will be supplied with this modern con. venience.
 The graduating class of the Sharon high school this year will consist of six members, five young ladies and one young man. The commencement exer. cises will be held in the Casino Thursday evening June II.
 The many friends of Miss Clara Smith, who has been spending several months in the Adirondack mountains, and who recently returned to her home here will rejoice to learn that there is a very decided improvement in her health.
 There are no new developments in the matter of insurance rates for Sharon The committee are still Investigating the chemical engine proposition and will probably be in position at an early day to make a definite report as to the practicabilitY of these machines for Sharon.
 The next and last game of basket ball for the season will be played in the Casino tomorrow evening by the girls teams of Sharon and Armenia. An or chestra of three pieces, under the di- rection of Charles Newman of Amenia, will furnish music for a dance to follow the game. The tickets cost % cents.
 Attorney Willard Baker erected few days ago, along the walk at the corner of the Town Hall, 8 neat and attractive sign pointing the way to his law dlspen- sary. real estate and insurance office. The lettering was done in New York but the balance of the sign Is a monument to the al tistic ability of the counselor.