Connecticut western news., 1909-12-23
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 Monday in New York. The village stores are open evenings during the holiday season. R. J. Livingstone is spending Christ mas with friends in Bethel, Conn. Miss Annie Eggleston is home from Brooklyn for the holiday vacation. A fresh coat of paint has been applied to the residence of E. H. Middlebrook. Mrs. Mabel Hines has gone to St Petersburgh, Fla, to spend the winter. A library book, "The Man on the Box," was recently lost by Stanley Morehouse.
 Deputy Sheriff Horn beck, of Falls Vll- 1age, was called here OH official business last week
 Mrs. Fred Paul is spending the holi- d4ys at the home of her son in Water bury, Conn.
 W, H, Knight is engaged in survey of che est; te of the late W. H. Barnum at Lime Rock.
 R. K. Woodward returned last week, from a visit with c. E. Benton ill New Bldford, Mass.
 Mrs J. E. Barss and daughter, of Lake vile, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. Knight last week.
 The Ladies Guild of Christ church were entertained by Mrs, E B. St. John Thursday afternoon.
 The non-appearance of the moving picture show for the past two Saturday evenings is noticed.
 Rev Mr. MacKay of PrOvi 2ence > R. I occupied the Congregational pulpit SuL- day afternoon and evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Northrop were guests of MT. and Mrs. Edward Spall at Pittsfield, Mass, last week.
 Mrand Mrs. w. w. Kelchner and son William of New York were guests at Sharon Inn the early part of the week. $. Polhemus was called to Stamford Conn.,, last week to attend the funeral, services of his brother-in-law, Dr. Alfred H. Scofe]d.
 Nearly $50 was the financial result of the chicken pie supper held by the young people of the Congregational church last Tuesday evening.
 James Morrissy has purchased the property belonging to Mrs. Fitzgerald on the Calkinstown road and will move there in the spring.
 Dr. Alexander Lambert, visiting member of the Bellevue Hospital staff, New York city, was a recent guest of Dr. J. S. Chatfee.
 The meeting of the commissioners to pass upon the indebtedness of the Che- vellott estate was adjourned for two weeks from December 18th.
 Ms. Henry Hoag, who is in New York for few days, went to the city with her friend, Miss MacConnell, who has been her guest the past fortnight.
 M. B. King and his sisters, the Misses King, who have been at the Bartram the past two months have gone to New York for a months stay before going to tue Southland.
 Miss Elizabeth Gillette, who has been in Winchester, Mass, the past few weeks, returned to Sharon Saturday and is making her home with MT. and Mrs. w. E. Hotaling.
 Mrs. Charles Constant of New York i3 spending 0 few weeks at the Tagh- kanic. Miss Alice Bradshaw of Brook. lyn, the daughter of Mrs. Constant, was with her mother over Sunday. Mrs. l. N. Bartram has gone to Ger mantown, Pa, to spend the approaching holidays with her daughters, Mrs. Pan- coast and Mrs. Camerson. She will be jolned later in the week by MT. BarUram.
 Chas. Loucks is having his usual luck in securing foxes, for already he has captured all even dozen. Mink, skunk and musluat ill large numbers are being taken in traps by the boys of the village
 Something over $50 was realized by the grange at the entertainment given ill the Casino last Friday evening. The hall was Well filled and large number stayed to enjoy the dance which followed
 On Wednesday of this week Mrs. s. Garter will close her house for the re- maining winter months, and, accom- panied by Miss Carter, go to the city of Washington, D. O., for an extended visit.
 The various Sunday schools of the village will celebrate Christmas as fol ows: The Methodist school exercises, tree and supper Friday evening. Con- gregational school, tree and exercises Saturday evening. The Sunday school of Christ Church will observe Monday evening, Dec. 27, with exercises and a tree High Mass will be celebrated at D. T, l.