Connecticut western news., 1908-04-02

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 Chrles Allen Is on the sick list.
 Send THE NEWS 8 Limerick line,
 More sickness than usual in town.
 H. NJ. Hoag was in Millerton Friday Miss Harriett Benedict is on the sicl z list.
 Miss Nina Hotaling spent Sunday a home.
 Mrs. Dr. Kerley was in town over Sunday.
 Miss Bessie Miller has returned iron HlllsdAle.
 Roy Klsbes and Mrs. Carter re or the gain.
 The farmers are "getting up' theil summer wood.
 Charles Clemson, of Canaan, was il town last week.
 Tomorrow, the sch ool closes for two weeks vacation.
 MT. A. M. Waitt, of New York, wa: ill town this week.
 George Kirby spent part of last week in New York City.
 Write THE NEWS an article on some topic of public interest.
 F. l.. Bristol and w. K. Landon were in Millerton Thursday.
 Mrs. Henry Hoag is caring for Mrs, Fred Bain in Millerton.
 F. $. Carter is reported as showing a very little improvement.
 Sharon won't know its old places if this re-modeling continues.
 By all means, let's have another enter tainment course next winter.
 Miss Ruth Bristol is visiting at her grandparents i'll Dover Plains.
 Base ball talk is plenty, Sharon will probably have team this year.
 Edward Wilson, formerly of this place was calling on friends Sunday. Did you pick up any ''lost" packages or kick any old hats yesterday?
 Mrs. Herman O. Rowley has been ill with the grip for several days.
 David Smith of Cornwall Bridge, spent Sunday with his parents.
 Sharon appreciates the on-time habit the Harlem trains have acquired.
 Sharonites would be glad of another opportunity to listen to Dr. Hills.
 Mrs. E. P. Hazard is reported to be improving from her recent illness.
 Miss Laura Wheeler has been enter taining Miss Schwab of New York.
 Mrs. Sperring of Waterbury, Conn.,, has been visiting at E. F. Hazards.
 Mrs. Julia Bristol of Dover Plains was visiting at F. l.. Bristol's last week. Miss Frances Pitcher has been spend ing few days at Millerton, N. Y.
 The Grange Choir met with Mrs. W. s. Newell on Friday for rehea rsal.
 Miss Edna Bartram of Brooklyn, is spending week at "The Bartram.''
 Miss Benson of New York, was a guest of Miss Jessie Gordon, last week. Hayward Frazier, formerly of Lime Rock. has position on the Low estate. Miss Pearl Cook has been visiting her cousin, Miss Annabelle Turpin, in Pine Plains.
 Reverend and Mrs. l.. H. Schwab have returned home much improved in health.
 "A. Wike and wife were over Sun- day guests of Pleasantville, N, Y, relatives. A few Sharenites went over to see Millerton trim Canaan s basket ball team at Millerton.
 Sharon will probably now be the ob- jective point for many school principals, looking for job.
 John Chichester who has lived in Chapinv1lle couple of years. has moved to Amenia Unlon.
 Mrs. Charles Dakin had as her guest last week, her nephew, George Barnett of Naugatuck, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold B. Dakin are now housekeeping in their new apart ments over the store.
 Carl Kohn is to embark in the busi- ~ I~a% 1,aw some of the Barnes land.
 Mrs. George Lamb, of New Haven, who has been visiting friends in Sharon, returned to her home Tuesday.
 E. H. Middlebrooks is to have refrig- erating plant in his market. It will be operated by an electric motor.
 MT. and Mrs. Sedgwick are in town for few days, putting their houses in shape for the coming summer.
 Albert Sheridan, who has been in the employ of F. I. Peabody, has returned to Albany, where he expects to start 8 shop.
 Miss Annie Eggleston from Pratt Insti- tute, is at the home of her parants, Mr. and Mrs. D. N Eggleston, for the Easter vacation.
 w. Riley is caring for the furnace at Sedgwick's cottage during Mrs. Sedg- wick's stay in Sharon. Mrs. Wiley is attending the household duties.
 The auction on the Baldwin Reed farm, advertised in last weeks News, occurred Thursday. The sale was largely attended and the things sold well.
 Harold Klebes met with misfortune Thursday. While at play he fell and sustained broken arm. The fracture was promptly reduced and the injured member is doing nicely.
 The country roads have been in their usual bad condition during the past week or two and have caused much in- convenience to the farm tenants who are changing locations and to others who have been doing heavy teaming.
 Prof. W. S. Newell, whose resignation as principal of the high school was an- nouuced in last weeks News, has not. nd r1oodo any dafinitn Y11o