Connecticut western news., 1908-03-12
Geo. B. Klebes is on the sick list.

MISS BoSSle OulllVau IS lu1plo'AhS' E, F. Gillette is in New York this week. Mrs. Edwin Chapman's baby is very i'll.
 Miss Haight is visiting Philadelphia friends. E..
 Miss Ethel Klebes Is visiting in Water bury, Conn.
 Miss Mayble Houghtaling was Oh the sick list last week.
 Mrs. Abbie Skiff has been visiting Woodbury friends.
 Mrs. Samuel Skiff is spending 8 few days in Waterbury. '. MT. and Mrs Geo. Kirby are in New York for few days.
 Miss Louise Jackson is visiting Sher- man, Conn. relatives.
 Mrs. Henry Hoag is caring for Mrs. l. N. Bartram who is ill.
 MT. Garter is very sick with pneumonia He has a trained nurse. .......
 Basket Ball scene to be the only ex- citement in town just now. .-%
 Melvin Hand went New York hos pital last week for treatment.
 Several attended the basket ball game in Amenia Monday evening. @
 Mrs. F. Sperring and daughter Hazel spent last week in Waterbury.
 Miss Nena Ryan is getting on very nicely she has been out of doors. .e- Alfred Deming returned to the Pawl- ing school at Pawling this week Mrs. A. w. White is spending week with her mother, Mrs. Frank Dakin.
 Lenord Rosselle has returned to his duties as clerk at Hoag and Bryon store
 Mrs. I. N. Bartram is improving but still is attended by her nurse, Mrs. Hoag
 Attorney Baker has been spending several days in Baltimore on business. MT. and Mrs. G. s. Kirby spent 8 couple of days last week in New York.
 Anumber of May Smiths friends gave her surprise Friday evening March 9th. The Congregational sewing society met with Mrs F. Hamblin last week.
 John B. Smith and daughter Mary are at Saranac Lake to visit Clara Smith.
 Geo. Hitohcox attended his brother Williams funeral in Waterbury Mon- day. .. -...
 MT. Grant, of the Stinert Sons of Pitts field, was in town last week at the Shar- on Inn.
 Miss Fletcher and Miss Walker of Hartford spent last week at the Tagh- kanic Inn.
 Miss Carrie White who is visiting her sister, Miss Fanny, was on the sick list last week. N Dr. R. P. Knight and Dr. 0. W. Bas- sett spent few days of last week in New York.
 Services are being held each Wednes- day afternoon during Lent in the Epis- copal church. ..s"
 Perhaps we, the U. s. and Co.,, belong to the Scrap Basket Ball Team but not to the s. G.. A. A. ...#-
 According to present indications there will be considerable changing of resi- dence this spring ...s.
 Mrs. Edward Doyle had tho misfor- tune to fall off the back steps at her home last Monday. %.. .'.+~..
 All report good time at Millerton Friday evening. About 20 Sharonites witnessed the game. .--
 The boys basket ball team play Amenia Thursday at Armenia and at Millerton next Tuesday.
 Mrs. Roland Marckres returned last Saturday from visit to her mothers, Mrs. E. A. Smith. in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Schwab are taking a trip to the south for MT. Schwab's s health. They are to go to Fortress Monroe.
 Little Frank Marckres spent last week with grandpa and grandma Marckres while Mrs. Marckres was in New York.
 E. F. Gillette was Tn New York part of last week. w. J. Hotaling was assis- tanting in the store during his absence.
 If Sharon purchases the two chemical engines, it will be the first village in the county to own such fire fighting equip ment.
 The Marsh homestead in the Valley has been purchased by Albert Raban of Irvington- on Hudson who will take pos session in about three weeks.
 Homer Pulver who has worked the Baldwin Reed farm for the past year will move to the George Cook place in Ore Hill 1st. MT. Cook is to be congrat- nlated on procuring so capable and eff cient farmer.