Connecticut western news., 1909-03-11

Peter Liner was in Waterbury last week.
 E. J. Per Lee was i'll New York last week.
 Mrs. Mary Butcher is visiting in Dover.
 Miss Katherine Hotaling is visiting in New York.
 Miss Frances White is visiting in Waterbury.
 The grange has just purchased piano for their rooms.
 Frederick Paul has rented the rooms over the hose house.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Kelsey has purchased the P. Liner place.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Amos Page March 2nd.
 Mrs. E. J. PcTLee is expected home from New York this week.
 James Ellis and Cero Beers, of Lake vile, woro in town Sunday.
 Miss May Prindle has been visiting Miss Jane Walton of Canaan.
 A surprise party was given to Miss Eva Scott last Saturday night.
 The grange continues to be popular order and tv be we'll attended. D. T. Warner and Howard Landon of Salisbury were ill town Monday.
 J.J. Capron, of Amenia, N. Y., has been spending few days in town.
 The net receipts of the minstrel show are within few cents of $175.0O.
 Mrs. Henry Hoag is caring for Mrs. Waitt who is sick at the Sharon Inn. MT. Ackley of Greenwich. Conn. has bought the Barr place and is moving his goods.
 Mrs. H. B. Dakin gave party to six teen of her friends last Wednesday night.
 Mrs. J. E. Barss of Lakeville spent last week with her mother, Mrs. w. w. Knight.
 The Rev. G. L. Forte went to Canaan Tuesday to attend the Litchfield North Association.
 Mrs Nesbit, of New York, has leased Miss Warehouses cottage for the sum- mer season.
 Mrs. W. K. Landon attended the 20th anniversary of the Norfolk library last Saturday afternoon.
 Charles W. Brown, while retiring from the coal business, is still in the wood business.
 Miss Maude Landon was home from Norfolk few days ago accompanied by Miss Myers of that village.
 A. Wilson and Edward Pitcher moved their household goods into the Win chester place last Monday.
 Mrs. George Hertzel presented the Congregational Sunday school with fifty new books for their library.
 The Rev. G. L.Forte. pastor of the Sharon Congregational church, was a caller at THE NEWS office Tuesday.
 We look forward to Sharon being well represented by our city guests the coming season, as already many applica tions have been received.
 J J. Fahey went to New York a few days ago to dispose of two car loads of cattle and from there went to Washing ton to help inaugurate president Taft Miss Mollie Deming is spending a couple of weeks in New York. The Misses Francis and Minnie St John ell ,tertained the "Girls Club" last Tuesday night
 John Jones and son George of Ghent have been guests at F. I. Peabody s, Miss Bessie Eggleston and Charles Whitbeck were their guests also over Sunday.
 George B. Klebes was sent as 8 dele gate from Elmwood Camp No. 6O, Sharon, Conn. to the Woodmen's con- vention which was held in Syracuse, N. Y. this week.
 The Taghkanic is undergoing a slick
 
 for the coming season. Present pros poets point to Q large patronage for this popular hostolry.
 F. I. Peabody says that there has been 8 growing trade ill the last few years for prepared roofing ready to lay. The consumers are now demanding a roofing which has some mel it's besides cheap ness. Mr Peabody states that he is GIL toying a growing trade in this sort of roofing.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Metho- dist church held a necktie and apron so- ciable in the church parlor last evening Each lady brought all apron with necktie to match and the ladies wore the aprons. A sale of neckties was held and thus the gentlemen found their partners for SUD- per It was very pleasant occasion.