Connecticut western news., 1909-07-15

Senate could truthfully boast that it is the slave of no party platform. 3
 In divorcing fool and his money, most of us are willing to be named as correspondents.
 How is this, clipped from Western paper: A nervous old maid of Kalamazoo went out and greased the corners of her house the other night so that the wind would slip aronnd without bowling.
 P. J. Kinney was in New York Mon- day.
 Miss Katheran Duffy is ill with the measles. ......
 Edna Klebes spent few days in Mil lerton last week. Miss May Prindle expects to go to New York Wednesday. Lillian Bean of South Amboy is a guest of Louise HansoA.
 Clayton Walters is visiting his grand mother at Clayton, N. Y.
  kiomen Seminary, Penn.
 Miss Maud Landon is spending the week in Danielson, Conn.
 Miss Ladd has joined her mother at the Taghkanic for the summer.
 Mrs. John Monahan has been visiting her sister at New Britain. Conn.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Gordon are in town, residing at the1r cottage.
 Mr. and Mrs Charles Benton, of New Bedford. spent several days at the Tagh- kanic recently.
 H. A. Raban and family have been spending couple of weeks in White Plains, N. Y. .. .a1. Mrs. George Kelsey has sold her place in the valley to Dwight St. John, who is now moving into it.
 Miss Sadie Eggleston, of Poughkeep- sic, N. Y, is a guest at the home of Lawrence Van Alstyne.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles w. Brown are rejoicing over the birth of a son, Robert Wesley Brown, born July 8, 1909.
 Mrs. H. R. Cline and son Ernest of Cranford, N. J. are visiting at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Albert Scott.
 Miss Ella Smith, of Watertown, has arrived in town for the summer. She will room with Mrs. Kelsey and take her meals at the Taghkanic.
 H. B. Dalin was ill New York last week. It is rumored that Harold ex- poets to purchase 8 twenty-five horse power Corbin runabout.
 The ice cream and cake sale held by the ladies of Christ church last Thurs day afternoon and evening proved very successful. about $43 being realized.
 Mrs. F. L. Hart of Torrington is ex- pected home Wednesday for couple of days. She will be accompanied by Mildred Baker who has been visiting her.
 Dr. Parker Morgan preached at Watch Hill, Conn, last Sunday, his place at Christ Church being filled by the Rev. MT. Monk of the Church of Heavenly Rest, New York city.
 Mrs. Maria Porter, aged 70, a sister of T. Ables, died at his home on Sharon Mountain last Saturday. The funeral was held Monday. Interment in the East Street, Ellsworth cemetery.
 Sharon is now provided with suita- ble fire alarm, which will be rung by the telephone operator, who should be instantly notified upon the discovery of fire at any time of the day or night.
 Albert Schaefer, for many years agent at Sharon Station has been removed and & MT. Segelkin from Wassaic now has charge. "Schaef's unfailing courtesy had made him many warm friends among our business men and news of his removal was received with genuine regret.
 Rev. MT. Forte will otficiate next month at the wedding of his brother, H. F. Forte, of Lincolnville, Me. He has also been called upon to perform the marriage ceremony for two former par ishionsrs now living elsewhere. The parties who will be united in the latter two cases have not yet announced their intentions publicly.