Connecticut western news., 1908-09-24

Deming was put oCt. Knight flew to R. Brinton. Chapin fumbled Pitcher s grounder and then threw over the first baseman's head Emory crossing the plate ,Schwab did his customary flaming stunt.
 Pitcher caught T, Bartle's pop fly. Chapin lifted high one to Eggleston, who went to the grass but froze to the leather. Merriman struck out. For Sharon. R. Klebes singled over second. H. Brinton caught Kirby high fly. H. Brinton muffed G. Deming's fly but caught R. Klebes by quick throw to J. Bartle. Eggleston's hot liner went straight into H. Brinton's hands. Ninth inning-VanDyck and H. Brinton both failed to reach 1st and J. Bartle famed AMATEUR.
 Gerald Bassett is attending school at Hoboken, N. J.
 Miss Kathryn Hotaling is visiting friends at Kingston.
 Mrs. Maria Porter, is very ill at her nome on the mountain.
 Mrs. o. A. Low has closed her house and has gone to Europe.
 Miss Annie Eggleston has returned to Pratt Institute, Brooklyn.
 Frank Roselle is home from Wood lawn on two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. H. A. Simmonds closed her house last week and returned to the city.
 Miss Hattie Williams of Po'keepsie is visiting her brother O. c. Williams.
 Miss Helen Bassett has entered Perk- iomen Seminary at Pennville, Penn.
 The second floor of the Hoag 6 Byron store is being arranged as an apartment.
 Mrs Fred'k Bristol, who has been i'll with and attack of appendicitis, is bet ter.
 Mrs. James. Benedict of New York city is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wads- worth.
 Mrs. Alice M. Cook of Goshen has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth Myers.
 Mrs. o. Peter Clark and daughters of Buffalo, N. Y, are visiting Mrs Wm. R. Coles.
 The family of George s. Emory have closed their house and returned to Hemp stead. L. I.
 Mrs. Charles Brown is making Q ten days' visit with Mrs. Charles Gibson in Washington. Conn.
 Dr. and Mrs. Ralph DeminR and daughter, have gone to their home in Philadelphia.
 At the Registrars meeting last week 92 new names were received to be made and added to the electors list. ...
 Mrs. H. R. Moore and daughter, who have been at The Bartram during the summer. have returned to their home ill Germantown, Pa. ....
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Dakin have is- sued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Maude Amanda, to Henry Clay Pulver next week Wednesday,.
 Mrs. Minnie E. L. Beirce as admins tratrix of the estate of George E. Beirce advertises an auction in to-days' NEWS. It will be held at the home farm next week Thursday. Horses, COWS wagons, farm tools etc. will be sold.
 The following persons are teaching in Sharon: High school, Prof. Campbell; District No. 1, Miss Evelyn Scott; No. 9, Miss Fannie Robinson, Miss Helena McAvoy, Miss Martha Wilbur, Miss Nellie Kelsey; No. 8, Miss Catharyn Duffy; No. 4, Miss Lettie Kimball; No. 5, Miss Eva Landon; No. 6, Miss Bessie Lounsbury; No. T, Miss Sarah Marsh; No 8, Miss Elizabeth Cullina; No. g, Miss Marion Roger; No. 10, Miss Minnie Rhynus; No. II, Miss Inez RosG No. 12, Miss Grace MoBurney; No. 13, Mrs. Helen Page; No. 14, Mss Mary Lennon; No. IT, Miss Helen Goodenough. There is no school in No. 15, or in No 16.
 Dr. HaYens of the Bible Society occu- pied the pulpit of the Congregational church Sunday morning. The Metho- dists united with the Congregationalists in a union service. Dr. Ravens spoke very ably and winningly of the Bible as book for the people, showing in scholarly and conclusive manner how the Bible is from the people, the con- mon people, during a thousand years. Mrs. Sage has offered $500, ,OOO on the condition that $500,00O more is raised before the end of the year. This million dollars will go toward 8 permanent fund. The Sharon society and people in general are asked to contribute $250 of this amount this year instead of the usual $100. In the evening the pastor occupied the pulpit and spoke on "In-