Connecticut western news., 1909-11-04
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Mrs. J. J. Bloss, of Bridgeport, visito her old home here last week.
 MT. and Mrs F. E. Byron were in New York on Friday for day.
 Mrs. George Hodges, of Danbury, wes recent guest of Mrs. J. H. Grey.
 The Rowley auction was well attended and satisfactory prices were secured. Rose Chapter entertained friends at cards on Wednesday evening, Noy. 3. MT and Mrs. J. J. Ryan spent Satur- day aud Sunday in Brooklyn and Scars dale.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Northrop motorcd to Pittsfield on Monday for few days visit.
 The first furry of snow was seen Oct ober 28, followed by days of Indian sum- mer warmth.
 Mrs Charles Vosburgh and on,MyrOn, spent Sunday with Miss Jane Walton, in Canaan.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Kniblue, of Amenia Union, visited friends iu the village Wednesday.
 The Misses Goodwin are closing their house and will leave this week for a winter ill New Haven.
 Dr. D. Parker Morgan was in New York on Monday (All Saints Day) to preach ill his former church.
 The sale at the Barnes place, held by MT. Koehn, drew a large crowd. Things sold we'll and at good prices.
 Miss A. D. Lewis, of Bridgeport, is q guest of her cousin, Miss Lottie Lucas, at her home OH Sharon Mountain.
 Mrs Emma Wheeler has gone to Wat erbury, where she expects to spend the winter with her son, Grant Wheeler. Percy Harris has been promoted to the position of station agent at Towners, N. Y, on the New York Central road. The family of w. w. Kelchuer, who are summer residents of "Cool Gales, returned to New York few days ago. Mrs. George A. Cameron, of German town, Pa,. spent part of the week with z her parents, MT. and Mrs. l. N. Bar tram.
 Mrs. William Hotaling, Miss Gay and Mrs. W. W. Knight visited Norfolk on Thursday to attend the Missionary So- ciety.
 Mrs. Arthur Duane has returned from East Hampton. l.. l where she spent the summer. and is again at "COol Gales"
 Mrs Mary Parsons and her grand daughter, Mary McCann, returned last week from visit with ..Torrington friends.
 Mrs. Helen Fairchild is entertaining her son, Henry and family. of Great Harrington, Mass, at her home on Sharon Mountain.
 s. H. Wakeman and family, who Oc- cupied the Inn cottage during the sum- mer and autumn, returned to New York on Thursday last. Mrs. F. B. Hamlin and her sister, Mrs. c. P. St.John, were week end guests of their sister, Mrs. LoNie Wilbur at her home in Waterbury.
 The annual meeting of the Congrega- tionaI Society, for the election of officers and sale of church pews. comes NOvem- Der 8th at p. m. i'll the church.
 The Sewal cottage is closed for the season, and Mrs Lewis, who has occu- pied it several summers past, has re- turned to her old Brooklyn home
 All hands are busy at Gillette's store, where an inventory of stock is being made preparatory to closing out the business if sale of the property can be made.
 F. B. King and hia sisters, the Misses King, of Boston, Mass, who were here in May last. and have since been travel ing in Europe, are again guests at the Bartram.
 Mrs. George E. Bierce, her aged grand mother, Mrs. Reed and her daughter, Amy, with Mrs. E. w. Powers, motored to Poughkeepsie on Wednesday last in the Lamb automobile.
 Married, Monday, October 25, at Dorchester, Mass, James B. Wilbur of th1s town to Mrs. Harvenia Coffey of Dorchester. MT. and Mrs. Wilbur re- turned to Sharon on Saturday evening"
 Died, Sunday October 31, Mrs. JuiIa Day, aged 72 years She was a resident of the eastern part of the town. The funeral was Wednesday from the Els worth church at 1 p. III. Burial was made i'll Ellsworth.
 Mir and Mrs. George W, Hertzel re- turned Thursday from a weeks visit in New York, bringing with them little Frances Ritter, of Brooklyn, was was