Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1908-07-02

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Mrs. Geo. Bierce is entertaining Mrs.
Reed of Pouphkeepsie.
Miss Jessie Gay has gone to Peoria,
Ill, to spend few weeks.
Miss Maud Landon is visiting her
grandparents in Ashley Falls, Mass.
Mrs Bartle and daughter of New
Britain are guests at Frank Hamln's.
Mrs. Susan Kirby spent last week with
daughter, Mrs. Cole. in New York city.
H. E Pellew and family came from
Washington last week to spend the sum-
mer here.
Prof Gets of Columbia college, New
York, and family are spending the sum-
mer here.
D. Hennessey and son of Bridgeport,
are enjoying an outing with John Meier
and family. ..
Miss Carrie Landon has been spending
a few days with Mr.. aud Mrs. w. H.
Camp in Norfolk.
Many autos are passing through town
every day but the number is not as great
as it was last year.
Miss Nollie knight has been enter
tanning Misses Decker and Hoppel of
Pennsylvania, for few days.
The Berkshire Power Company will
soon light A. M. Waits house which is
to be occupied by Mr. Osterhout of New
York
Miss Lucy Bassett went to Pennsburg
Pa, last week to attend the annual COM
mencement exercises of the Seminary
there. ~
The body of Mrs. Ira Root, former
resident of Sharon, was brought here for
interment in Hillside Cemetery Monday
afternoon.
Sharon wants no fires to mar the
pleasure of the Fourth therefore take
every precaution which will tend to
lessen the danger.
The board of education have not as
yet selected successor to Prof. w. S.
: Newell as principal of the school al
though there are two or three applicants
for the position.
James Mitchell has rented the resi-
dence which was recently vacated by
Prof. w. s. Newell and family. They
expect to take possession about the
middle of the present month.
The base ball team has been formally
organized and field has been obtained
near the residence Of Mrs. Prindle The
boys expect to be able to provide some
interesting games during the season.
The Sharon Inn and the Taghkanic
are doing more business now than at
this season during the past three or four
years. The patronage this far is greatly
in excess of that OF last year. Not many
city people came before July last year.
Selectman Fahey. unloaded car of
Holstein heifers at Millerton Saturday.
In the bunch were a number of thorough.
breds although he said it took longer to
find that kind than he thought, he
certainly can be proud of them as they
were fine lot.
We are informed that there are several
dogs in town upon which the owners
esther refuse or neglect to pay taxes.
The dog warden proposes to kill these
dogs unless the owners thereof walk
up to the captains office"
Mrs Blanch w. Moore, daughter Hsl-
en-, and maid, reached Sharon on Satur-
day, having spent the winter and spring
travelling abroad Charles Pancoast. of
Philadelphia, made flying trip to Sha-
ron, accompanying Mrs. Moore.
The Free Masons are taking their
annual hot weather vacation and the
goat has been turned out to pasture.
He viii be carefully watched in order
that he may be strong and vigorous
when the meetings are resumed mas
much as he expects to be busy butter.
F. B. Hamlin has placed 5000 black
bass fry in Silver Lake. They were
shipped from one of the state hatoheries
in Windsor Locks, Conn, The law pro-
vides that none shall be taken from the
waters if they are less than five inches
long.
Rev. Parker Morgan of the Church of
The Heavenly Rest, New York city,
again officiated at Christ Church last
Sabbath. This is great treat for the
Sharon people as Mr.. Morgan is of inter.
national fame and the finest preacher
in New York.
Roy W. Klebes former Sharon boy
but for the past two years has been EN-.
n1ovpd in Gam III ma and HplSa pnlas, M q r
camille establishment in Armenia has
been promoted by the above firm frou
the local delivery wagon to an inside
position of trust.
The new train schedule on the Har
lem railroad went into effect June q
and trains now arrive as follows ut Shar
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