Connecticut western news., 1908-08-27
Very salubrious weather.

Mrs. Anton Walters Is on the lick list.
 E. B. St. John has been on the sick list
 Channcey Williams is spending part of his vacation in town.
 Mss Teal, of Brooklyn, N. Y, is wis iting Miss Molly Knight.
 Miss Mildred Baker is visiting rela- tives at Unionville, Conn.
 Richard Smith spent last week with his mother st "The Bartram."
 Mrs. E. B. St. John is spending week with friends at New Haven, Conn.
 Miss Minnie St. John is visiting Miss Marjorie Dimmock at Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Politics arc again being talked by every one who doesent know any better,
 If man needs credit he can't get it.. If he's prosperous, every one wants to do him favor.
 w. Klebes has been awarded the con- tract for painting the house and office of Willard Baker. ..-. r.
 P. Nase has resigned his position with wv. Peck and gone to Hartford, Conn. We wonder why? cottage to Mrs. Allan Luke for the re- mainder of the season. .. @.. =. If man is actively religious he is a hypocrite. If he takes no interest in religion, he's hardened sinner.
 Otis Sewall is spending two weeks vacation with his mother and sister who are stopping at 1.-The Bartram."
 Miss Hazel Snyder and Miss Barn. hardt, both of Kingston. N. Y, are vis- iting the family of w. Hotaling's.
 Harry Sabine of the Sharon Phar- mary" was somewhat indisposed Thurs day but at this writing is again about.
 Miss Jessie Gordon, who has been camping with friends at Indian Pond, has returned to her home at Hacken- sack, N. J.
 In the near future your correspondent will venture to express his opinion of the way our towns business has been and is attended to. .s- 0. Weber, of Bedford, N. Y, was a guest of A. Walters last week. MT. Weber sailed for Germany on tn" Kaiser Wilhelm" Aug. 25.
 We have all heard of "Waiting at the Church. but waiting for an ice cream wagon must be chilly business, even in the "Good old summer time"
 Mrs. Mary Louckes, Miss Penelope Loucks, Miss Mary Maxim and Masters Ralph Brown and George s. Kirby alo camping this week at Indian Pond.
 Jack Angelis guest at the Taghkanic and our young men now have an oppor tunity to study at close range the latest creations of the fashionable New York tailors.
 A full f1edged countess, driving a powerful Renault runabout, attracted some attention in town Monday. She registered as Countess Von Holnstein, Phila., Penn.
 Your correspondent would suggest that fitting name for some of the benches and verandas in town would be "Spoonholders" as they seem to contain mostly "Spooners.
 The ladies of Christ Church held their annual fair on Thursday of last last week. There was large atten- dance, an excellent supper and the pro- ceeds exceeded $400.
 The Sharon E. z. Marks were again vanquished by their old time rivals, the s. s. O. T. Tuesday. Barnum lett his Indian sign at home and the score goeth not upon this record.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Franklin Gillette and Meredith Gillette, left here Sunday afternoon for Phantom Lake, Mt. Rige, where they will stay until Wednesday at the LaDdon camp.
 MT. and Mrs. Theodore Nisbet and daughter, of New York City, who have been at the "Taghkanic," are now guests of MT. Nisbet's mother at the VanRenssaeller cottage.
 Mrs. Haynes, who rents the Whitney house.. took Mrs. M. Whitney, Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Vosburg and Master 0. w. Vosburg tor an auto ride to Stockbridge, Mass. last Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Martha Wilbur and her brother, George, are spending a few days at Long Island Sound. They expect to re- turn Aug. 27 and George goes to New York for tho winter on Saturday the 29.
 During the illness of David Duffy, JohnWike is assisting MT. Middlebrooks