Connecticut western news., 1909-12-09
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friends in New Haven.
 Miss Jane Walton of Canaan visited Miss May Prindle last week.
 Miss Jessie Gordon of Hackensack, N. J. is visiting Miss Kathryn Hotaling.
 Miss Lucy Heady and her sister, Edna spent a few days recently ill Winsted.
 Miss Alice Lewis of New York is visit ing her parents. MT. and Mrs. Henry Lewis.
 A daughter, Vera L., was born to MT. and Mrs. George Rinehardt, Jr., Nov. 27, 1909.
 Rev. Lyman Wheaton of New York has been a recent guest of Dr. and Mrs. Morgan.
 Mrs. F. P. McNulty, niece of Dr. Morgan of New York City, is visiting at the rcctory.
 Miss Lillian Hatch is caring for Mrs. L. J. Nickerson, who is critically ill at her home ill West Cornwall.
 The Ladies Guild met in parish hall Thursday afternoon last. Supper was served at the close of the meeting.
 The yillagessstores are puttieg on their holiday atti1e and fine assortment ot Christmas goods are ill evidence.
 Everybody makes his best bow to the board of assessors at town Hall every day from i'll the morning till P. M.
 A doctor was summoned to attend Mrs. Catherine Almstead who on Tues day last fell upon the ice and cracked the bone Ill her arm.
 The young people of the Bishop Simp- son League Will hold "Hard Times" Social in the church parlor Wednesday evening, December 8.
 Roy Klebes and Henry Knight have gone to Florida to spend the winter. Latest reports Say that they are now where winter never comes.
 Rev. o. D. Fisher, of the Connecticut Agricultural College at Storrs, preached in the Congregational Church last Sun- day morning and evening.
 The Thursday evening prayer meeting hour will be given oyer to the rehearsal of the Christmas program for the Sun- day school at the M. E. Church.
 The weekly prayer meeting of the Congregational society will be held at 2:30 Thursday afternoon throughout the winter, instead of Thursday evening.
 Mrs. John Lowell and Mrs. D. N. Eggleston were guests of MT. and Mrs. A. R. Woodward at their home in Win sted from Wednesday until Saturday last.
 One of the finest things upon the yil- lage street these long, dark evenings is the 1000 candle power arc light that has recently been placed near the watering tank.
 Carl Koehn has entered the employ of Henry Marquand at Bedford. N. Y. as superintendent of 8 large estate. He leaves Sharon for his future home Jan- uary lst.
 A lively time is expected at the Casino tomorrow evening when the Sharon basket bal team will play the New Marlboro high school team. Dancing after the game.
 A fine Boston terrier puppy was sold a week or more ago to G. s. Thatford of Brooklyn by A. J. Harris who is becom- ing well known as dealer i'll fine canine stock.
 Another successful card party was given by the ladies of Rose Chapter ou Wednesday evening, December 1 Eleven tables were ill evidence and the good time bespoke a financial success.
 Miss Georgia Gay is spending the week with MT and Mrs. E. s. Holland at their home ill Sharon, Mass. She will return by way of New York and be joln- ed by her sister, Mi S Gay, the last of the week.
 At the annual election of officers of Hamilton Lodge F. 6 A. M. held on Friday evening last the following per sons were elected to office: w. M., E. P. Hazard: s. w., H. M. Hoag; J. w., Alexander Michie; Sec, E. M. Winches- ter; treas, o. H. Tiedeman.
 The following purils in Dist. 4 (Miss Pequigney, teacher) have been perfect in attendance during the month of Nov ember: Bertrand Beyer, Josephine Conklin, Sadie Conklin, Nellie Conkljn, Frederick Hoist, Margaret Peterson, Berenice Peterson, Luther Peterson, Helen Redfeld, Grace Taylor, Mary Taylor.
 The young people of the First Congre- gational Church are busy preparing for supper to be held i'll the chapel of that church on Tuesday evening, December IA. The object of the supper is to raise funds, which, it is hoped, with other contributions will prove sufficient to renovate the walls and woodwork of the room and also to make some slight reno.