Connecticut western news., 1909-10-21
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Mrs. D. Parker Morgan was in Copake on Monday.
 Harry Bartram is ill Red Bank, N. J., for a fortnight.
 The Misses Goodwin arc ill New York for few days.
 Miss Lucy Bassett is taking 8 course ln Millinery in New York city.
 The sale of Sharon Inn, by MT. Kirby, the proprietor, is currently reported.
 Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Mackey were i'll New York on Wednesday of last week. Mrs. w. E. Golf, of New York city is a guest of Dr. and Mrs. c. w. Bas- set.
 Mrs. E. $. Holland, of Sharon, Mass, spent Sunday with her sisters, the Mis- ses Gay.
 MT. and Mrs. George w. Hertzel are spending the week with friends ill Brook lyn, N. I.
 Miss Mary Weed of Boston, Mass, has been a guest, the past week, ot Mss Anna Bartram.
 Mrs. Charles G. Kerley was ill town recently looking after affairs pertaining to her summer home.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Bartle and daugh- ter. have been visiting at there former home, in Bristol, Conn.
 Charles Bennett and Charles Jr., o1 East Cal aar, were guests over Sunday of MT. and Llls. Edward Howe.
 Rev, G. l.. Forte attended the 25th anniversary of the Rev. J. 0. Goddard's s ministry in Salisbury last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Prindle and Miss Anna Morehouse returned Satur- day, from a visit to West Haven.
 Dr. and Mrs. w B. Coley have closed their summer house l!ere and returned on Monday to their New York home. F. c. Chevillolt, who some weeks ago injured his ankle by a fall from an apple tree, is still confined to the house. The Putnams, who have occupied the
  mer, returned to their Brooklyn home Tuesday.
 Rev. MT. Curtiss, of West Haven, occupied the Congregational pulpit on Sunday, the pastor, MT. Forte being out of town.
 Walter Brown, of Buffalo, N. Y, and HaUpn recently visited thelr aunt, Miss Eliza beth Bullion.
 Rev. w. A. Mackey was called to Pawling, N. Y, on Monday, to conduct the funeral services of a friend and for mer parishioner.
 A card party will be given by the members of Rose Chapter o. E. S at the close of the regular meeting on Wednes- day evening next.
 Repairs and improvements have been in progress at the village school house. Among the latter is the opening of all the doors outward.
 A substantial coping is being erected
  in Hillside cemetery by Contractor Lutz of Great Harrington.
 Deacon Smith has become the owner of @ handsome new motor car. It is a 30 horsepower "Oyerland' and came up from Bridgeport on Monday.
 James Wilbur has been appointed pT.--,, (N1o,l- o,I XT; ;1tor5 Da1~o,, bo r., Clerk Both offices were made vacant = by the death of Herman ROwley. The tenement house belonging to F.. B. Hamlin, known as the "Lloyd Place, :" is now occupied by the family of Jamt S Ware, who moved from Millerton.
 Miss Stanley, who has been the guest of her uncle and aunt, Dr. and Mrs Morgan, during the late summer and autumn returned to New York on Mon- day.
 The Pellews have closed their sum- mer home here and returned to their Washington, D. c. home, They expect as usual to spend the winter ill Aiken, South Carolina.
 Born, October 18th, daughter to MT. and Mrs Louie H. Klaumam, of lola, Kan, and granddaughter, to MT. and Mrs. F. w. Dakin. The young lady's name is Frederick.
 Mrs w. R. Hubbell, accompanied by party of Falls Village friends, on q driving trip through the country, called at Hotchkiss library recently. Mrs. Hubbell will be remembered as Miss 0. Belle Malbic.
 The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal Church will have the first meeting of the autumn and winter for the annua election of officers and for the planning of their charitable aud missionary work, Oil Thursday afternoon of this week ill Parish Hall