Connecticut western news., 1909-08-26

story to tell you ill whisper.
 There is nothing so gloriously uncer- tain as the law.
 You may be very bright, but you can t tell how many toes a cat has without looking.
 Undertakers may properly be classed scientific.
 It may be well to have a song in your heart, but if your haven't the right kind of voice it's also we'll to keep it there. Some writer says that every woman loves the wrong man once. Might have added that every man loves the wroug woman several times.
 John Monahan was ln New York over Sunday.
 Dr. O. W. Bassett was in New York over Sunday.
 Mrs A Lewis, of Linlithgow, is visit ing at w. E. Klebes.
 Miss Martha Wilbur is visiting friends at Woodstock, N. Y.
 The Methodist Sunday school will have its annual picnic Friday.
 William Klebes, Jr.. spent Sunday in Poughkeepsis. Enough said.
 MT, and Mrs. E. H. Middlebrooks were in New York last Thursday.
 Mrs. F. I. Peabody spent Saturday with friends at Coleman station.
 A number of people from Sharon at tended the camp meeting at Canaan last week. Leonard Rhyms is spending vaca- ton from his duties at Bridgeport, with his parents.
 Clayton Walters and Edward Hayard have been camping out for week at Indian pond.
 1t is reported that a ball game between Canaan and Sharon teams will be played here this week.
 On Monday night Robert Prindle was gwen surprise yarty at his home by his many friends. ~s Dr. R. Deming, of Philadelphia, is spending couple of weeks with his mother, Mrs. E. A. Deming
 The honk, honk! of the Lamb auto mobile is again heard in the land, but the Deacon's remaineth mute.
 McCabe, champion fisherman of ou1 i~bA recently. Results, one small boneless fish.
 Mir. Chas. Miller has been absent from his duties at the store of B. F. Gillette for number of days, on account ot sickness.
 James Hadden, of Brooklyn, N. Y. place ill Sharon Valley, while he recently purchased.
 MT and Mrs. E. K. Dimmock and soI and MT. Girard of Haywood, N. J. arc visiting Mrs Dimmock's mother, Mrs George Bierce.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Thorne and daugh
 
 of Mrs. William F. Nisbet at the More house cottage.
 The Misses Edith and Hazel Sperrine have returned to their home 1n Water bury Miss Ethel Klebes accompanied them for short visit.
 Dr. W. F. Gordon and wife and son ofn cit Gordon cottage last week. Miss Jessie Gordon accompanied them back tC Danbury for brief visit
 The dance and concert by Scofeld orchestra, of Poughkeepsie, held in thu Casino last Friday night, was a socia and financial success, and the youn, congratulated.
 Stephen Weldon, of thls place, anc Miss Anna Brown, of Montgomery Alabama, were married at the Metho dist passonage last Wednesday ey yening August IS, Rev. w. A. Mackay, per forming the ceremony.
 MT. and Mrs. F. W. Dakin returnet to Sharon last Saturday from visit t Mir Dakin's brother, at Mt. Kisco. MI Dakin is feeling and looking better thal when he left Sharon, his short absence from business duties having greatl benefited him.
 ., MT. John Wakeman, baseball enthu siast, went to New York, Tuesda morning to witness the double.h heade between New York and Pittsburg. Joh has a commission from MT. Pardes manager of the Sharon team, to secure if possible, g. capable pitcher and som enfield players to strengthen the Sharo nine.