Connecticut western news., 1908-08-13
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 in Winsted. F. Seeley, of Salisbury, visited F, I. Peabody Saturday. D. Ostrander, of Salisbury, is working for F. I. Peabody.
 Miss Julia Mills spent part of last week with O. B. Peabody.
 George s. Kirby spent the early part of the week ill New York.
 George Klebes spent part of last week with friends in New York.
 Miss Mary Burke, of Hartford, is a guest at the Kinney home.
 Miss Julia Mills of Coleman Station, is guest of F. I. Peabody.
 Clarence Eggleston was overcome by heat Wednesday, but is again around.
 Miss Hazel Peabody has been spend ing two weeks with relatives in Sails bury.
 Miss Smith, who has been visiting Miss Penelope Loucks, has returned to her home.
 Mrs. J. J. Ryan has been spending a few days at Pine Grove camp ground, near Canaan.
 Guests of Father Smith are Rev. NJ. , I. Barry of Hartford and Miss Mary Chaffee of Kent.
 Nuthin doin', everybody vacationing. Even Deacon Smith was absent from church week ago. Congressman Lilley, of Waterbury, was in town last week in company with Dr. Knight, of Lakeville.
 The man who observes things, says everything should run smoothly i'll Sharon now that the place is so we'll oiled.
 The Misses Gay started for an anto trip last week, their objective point being Uhocorna, N. H., summer resort of some note.
 W.K. Landon and family are on Mt. Riga camping but we hope he has left some one in his place to repair the tele- phone lines.
 Among recent guests at the Kerley home were Mir. and Mrs. John Have meyer who occupied the Van Rensaeller house last season.
 Your correspondent has beer informed that strong, able bodied man, capable of driving horses, can obtain steady job with Mr. Carl Koehn. F.. Carl Hintz of this place aged 56 years died Monday in the Post Graduate hos pital New York city, where he went not long since for cancer treatment.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. K Landon, Miss Daisy Landon and MT. and Mrs. E. F. Gillette left Sharon at 5:30 Friday morn ing for days outing at their camp on Mt. Riga -et -
 Amateur photography is quite fad in our village and has many devoted and enthusiastic adherents, some of whose work has been reproduced in the New York papers.
 Members of Silver Lake Grange had berrying party on Monday of this week. The only man who went with the party reports a very enjoyable time, which seems, very likely. The Tiffany will stands as made and THE NEWS is informed that the bene- ficiaries, under the will, have been noti- fled that they will receive their legaoies in the near future.
 The registrars, of voters, Louis Miller and F. E. Byron, met last Friday at the Town hall and will hold another sitting there tomorrow from 12 m. until 9 o'clock in the evening.
 The registrars of the town will meet at the Town Hall, Aug. 14th, from 12 noon to 9 D. m., for the purpose of mak- ing an enrolment of the legal voters in town to vote ill caucuses.
 Dr. Rob. Knight has household as we'll as business duties to attend to at present as Miss Mollle Knight is visiting her friend Miss M. Dimmock at the lat ter's home in New Jersey.
 William Pistore, at the Inn, who has been seriously ill is on the road to recov- cry. His complete restoration to health will be an occasion of rejoicing to the members of the Amen Corner" where his presence has been sorely missed.
 The Methodist fair was held yester- day afternoon and evening, too late for us to speak of the same in detail, but as Sharon church fairs are always inter esting and successful, there is no reason to believe that this event was an excep- ton to the rule.
 Some of the motorcycle fiends in town lead more adventurous lives and have more narrow escapes from serious injuries than any of Dumas heroes Motor cycling and truthfulness seem tc have as little affinity as ordinary honesty