Connecticut western news., 1909-11-25
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Extra copies of THE NEWS are for sale each week at Eggleston's drug store.

 in Sharon, Mass. Miss Bertha Heady is attending a pa tient in Millerton. N. Y. Dr. R. P. Knight, who has been i'll, is able to be about as usual. William MacMillan, of Boston, Mass, recently visited friends in the village. Miss Jessie Gay was in New, YoIk shopping a part of the week.
 A meeting of the school board is called for Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 D. m. c. B. Dakin was at Hotchkissville, Conn.,, visiting his brother over Sunday. Mrs. George Hamlin of Rutherford, N. J. was a recent guest at the Tagh- kanic Mrs. G. Sheldon of New York city is spending the week with Dr. and Mrs. Chaffee.
 Elias Palmer, who has had an attack of appendicitis has now been laid low by measles.
 Union services iu the Methodist church Sunday evening Nov. 28. Preaching by the pastor.
 Wii,iam T. Marsh and party of friends recently visited MT. and Mrs. l. N. Bartram.
 The schools of the town during the autumn and winter terms close at 3:30 instead Cf f p. m.
 The schools of the town will close Wednesday of this week, to reopen Monday Nov. 29.
 Miss Florence Browne of New York city has been the guest of Miss Molly Knight the past week.
 George Wilbur has accepted for the present position in the Brooklyn Navy Yard as wireless operator.
 The moving picture shows every Sat urday evening continue to draw large and delighted audiences.
 Mrs. Henry Hoag has returned from West Cornwall where she has been car ing for Mrs. L. J. Nickerson.
 John and Charles Jackson returned
  they spent part of the week.
 Rev. w. A. Mackey and Miss Mary Mrs. and Miss Mackey ill Brooklyn. Mrs. Mary Hitchcock left last week for Cleveland, O., where she expects to spend the winter with her daughters. Dr. and Mrs. Morgan were called to attend the funeral of friend, which was held from "The Heavenly Rest" The measles are making great inroads in the attendance at school, nearly half the pupils being absent on this account. The members of Rose Chapter will hold card party at the close of the re- gular meeting, Wednesday evening Dec. 1st.
 Silver Lake grange conducted large class through the intricacies of the first and second degrees at their meeting last week.
 The family of w. R. Houghtaling, who spent several days of last week at their home here, returned to New York Sunday.
 Mrs. P. A. Forte, of Springfield, Mass spent few days last week with her son Key. G. L. Forte at the Congregational parsonage.
 J. J. Ryan recently erected hand some Quincy Granite monument ill the Ellsworth cemetery to the memory of Peter Deyeaux.
 Hillside Cemetery has been improved and beautlfied 5y the completion of the handsome coping upon the Weed and Gillette's burial plots.
 Copies of the Blue Book contaiA- ing the recent acts of the State Legisla- ture are at the town clerk s office await ing general distribution.
 I. N. BarGram, senior member of the Putnam Park commissioners, met his as. sociates i'll this work at a meeting il Reading, Conn.,, on Thursday.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E church met last week with Mrs. Tiede, man. There was a large attendance .and much work accomplished.
 Miss Harriet Eggleston is i'll New York and Brooklyn for a few days. She accompanied her brother, c. P. Eggles ton, who is purchasing goods for the holiday trade.
 Rules and regulations similar to those of the Millerton Cemetery Associations were adopted on Frid y afternoon at the meeting of the directors of the Hillside Cemetery Association.
 The following rooms of the village school have been closed on account of measles: No. 1, Miss Kelsey, teacher No. 2, Miss Wilbur, teacher; Higl school, P. c. Cambell, teacher
 A large party of young people gathered last Thursday evening and celebrated