Connecticut western news., 1909-02-04
Henry FOOte is ill.

MISS Kate WhltfOrd Is COnValoSclng. >>. Frank Roselle was home over Sunday. Miss Alzada Loyd has been on the sick list.
 Gilbert Smith spent last week in New York.
 Miss Mary Mackey is visiting in New York.
 Miss Lamond is spending few days in New York.
 Willard Baker was ill New York on business last week
 MT and Mrs. Hertzel are spending a few days in New York.
 Miss Henry Hoag is caring for Mrs. F. L. Minor, of Millerton.
 Miss Georgia Gay has been spending a few days in New York.
 Miss May Prindle spent last week with friends ill New York
 The basket ball team was defeated ill Mill River last Saturday night
 Ethel Klebes was weekend guest of
 
 The men are in practice for the min strel show which is to come Feb. 18th.
 Robert Livingstone is conducting the rehearsals of the home minstrel troupe. Geo. s. Kirby is improving. Miss Marcy, Plttsfeld nurse, is attending him.
 Mrs. Elizabeth w. Powers will spend the remainder of the winter Ill New York.
 Some of the Sharon people expect to attend the musical ill Lakevllle Friday night.
 Orville Benson, of New Berlin, Conn.,, visited his sister, Mrs.. F. B.. Hamlin, last week.
 Mrs E. J. Ryan, of Port Chester, has been spending few days with relatives ia this village.
 Messrs F. W. Dakin and H. F. Landon have been named administrators of the estate of she late Mrs. Olivia Landon.. The Board of Relief, consisting of F. B. Hamlin. G. B. Klebes and H. M. Hoag met Monday at the office of the town clerk.
 Mrs. E. Franklin Gillette and son, Meridith, spent the latter part of last weeK with MT. and Mrs. Frank Hotch- kiss, of New York
 Mrs. M. Sullivan and daughter, Bessie, are visiting friends in Hartford. Daisy Landon is taking Bessie's place in Gil Iette's store during her absence.
 A fine time is anticipated for the even- ing of Feb. 10th, "The Shower Sociable" which is to be held at The Taghkanic by the ladies of the Episcopal Church.
 Mrs. George Kirby and Miss Naida Marckres will entertain the Girls Clut this week. by taking them to Lakeville to attend the musical Friday afternoon. Mrs. Otto H. Tiedeman, Mrs. George Thompson and I. N. Bartram, Treasurer Associate Matron and Worthy Patron of Rose Chapter, o. B. s. were delegates to tle Grand Chapter, which convened at Fartford last week.
 Mrs. Anna M. Beebe, the oldest resi- dent of the town, died Jan. 26, aged 95 years. Sle W. @ lifelong resident of Sharon, was twice married and the mother of ten children, only one of whom survives her, Moses E. Butler, at whose home she died. The funeral services were held Thursday. Rev. c. N. Fitch, of West Cornwall, officiating.
 A very disorganized basket ball team went to Canaan last Wednesday night and met defeat at the hands of Canaan s team. Loughlin and Roy Klebes Were on the sick list and the team felt their loss keenly. The Canaan boys put up good fast game from start to finish and at all times had the game we'll i'll hand The wire backstops bothered the Share Il boys greatly and the whole arrangement of the hall, or lack of arrangement. It is extremely doubtful if any visiting team can win on that Canaan surface. The Canaan boys certainly treated the Sharon fellows we'll and are sure of 8 gentlemanlY reception here. The re- turn game will be played at the Casino Feb 18th. holiday crowd is expected to see these two fast teams lcix it up. Sharon with all her invalids back in the lineup will fight hard to win and Ga uaan is sure to put up fast exhibition
 James FinncY, of State Line Mass, was one of the many who were much in terested in reading the story of the life of c. B. Everett, published recently ill THE NEws, and he sends the following relative to lis father who was a native of Sharon: My father, George Kinney, son of Film and Judy Swift Finnay, was born ill Sharon, July 4, 1910. Film Finney was killed near Plattsburg, N. Y, in skirmish with British Soldiers