Connecticut western news., 1909-04-22

Miss White is ill and is being cared for by nurse.
 George Wilbur was home from New York over Sunday.
 New York last week.
 Miss Molly Deming has been spend ing few days in New York.
 Mrs. Libby Powers has returned to the Taghkanic for the summer.
 Dr. Neis, of Brooklyn, has been the guest of Mrs. George Hertzel this week.
 Mrs E. W. Powers has returned to the Taghkanic to be guest for the sum- mer.
 Several of the young men in town are to attend the stag party gwen by Guy Walther
 w. R. Houghtaling and family, of New York, have arrived at thelr summer home here.
 The Girls Club was entertained by Miss Mollie Demlng last Tuesday night at her home.
 Representative B. N. Eggleston re- turned to Hartford yesterday (Wednes- day) morning.
 P. J. Kinney and son. William, were sightseeing in New York a couple of days this week.
 The IA Club met Tuesday evening with the Misses Deming and had very enjoyable meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. A. w. White have moved from the VanAlstyne house into F. ". Dakin's house.
 John Carley,F. P. Hains, Miss Hanson and The Millerton Club house have had telephones installed this last week.
 MT. and Ms. I. N. Bartram ara in Philadelphia attending the wedding of their daughter, Mrs. Blanche Moore. Miss Jessie Gordon and William Cor don, of Hackensack, spent the week as guests of MT. and Mrs. W. B. Hotaling.
 Mrs. G. W. Van Rensselaer, of New York is ill town attending to repairs which are being made upon her house.
 Mrs. A. A. Marsh and daughter, Althea, of West Cornwall, are visiting Mrs. L. D. Roselle and Mrs. Albert Raban.
 Mrs. Ralph Jennings and her sors of Torrington, Conn.,, are visiting the formers parents, MT, and Mrs. Volney Merwin.
 MT. and Mrs. A. w. White have pre- pared the rooms in the east side of the Walton house for housekeeping, and moved there this week. John Monahan has put an addition on to his blacksmith shop and is also mak- ing other repairs. Eggleston 6 Livings- ton are doing the work. H. F. Landon, of the firm of Wehner 6 Landon of Salisbury, Conn.,, was in town Thursday on business connected with the Benedict estate.
 MT. Chaffee and H. B. Dakin went to Great Burlington last Saturday after Dr. Chaffee's auto, whicn was left there last week after the accident.
 Mrs. Ernest Dimmock and son of Brooklyn are at the home of the formers mother, Mrs. George Bierce, where they expect to spend the summer.
 Au auction sale of the jewelry, includ- ing the family diamonds, to the value of $51O, belonging to the late Miss Bene- dict, was made at town hall Thursday.
 George Reed, of Ellesworth IS cleaning the Episcopal RectorY with his vacuum cleaner this week getting ready for Dr. Morgan, who expects to move in soon.
 Mrs. Robt. w. Bliss has presented to Hotohkiss Library pedestal upon which the statue of "The Winged Victory" previously given, is to be placed. She has also made presents to Sharon High School.
 The scores of the basket ball games last Friday night were as follows: Sharon girls 8, Amenia girls 3, boys first team 1G boys second team 35. Dancing and re treatments followed the game. They cleared about $20.
 Miss Katherine B. Haight of Philadel- phia Pa., is at the Barnes place, en- gagged ill experimenting the packing and shipping of the Anterior furnishing of the house. They are to be- sent abroad to the home of Mrs. Robert W. Bliss.
 Through the courtesy of the Depart ment of Public Instruction of the State of New York the Connecticut State Board of Education was able to obtain seventeen sets of lantern slides, prepared for use in schools by Prof. Albert 5. Bickmore of the American Museum of Natural History, New York city. A lecture explaining the pictures accompanies each set. At the Grange meeting, held Thus