Connecticut western news., 1909-04-01
John DnffY is on the sick list.

John Duffy is on the sick list.
 Mrs. L. D. Roselle is on the sick list.
 F. J. Sprague was in town last week.
 Forest Smith is home from New York
 John Liner has moved into the Doyle place.
 Hazel Peabody spent Sunday at Amenia.
 E. F. Gillette was in New York two days last week.
 Mrs. Mary Loucks and Mrs. s. Kirby are ill New York.
 Joseph Gold of. City Island, was a guest at Wm. Klebes'.
 A base ball niue is being organized by the high school boys.
 Peter Liner and family moved to Waterbury last Wednesday.
 Geo Kirby IS improving; he expects to get down stairs this week.
 Miss Isabel Demjng has returned from her trip to Pine Bluff, N. c.
 Miss Annie Eggleston is home from Brooklyn for her Easter vacation.
 Mrs. Louis Dubois, of Cushingville, Iowa. is a guest at Chas. Dakin's.
 Miss Nenah Ryan is home from Brooklyn for her Easter vacation.
 Miss Daisy Landon expects to open a millinery parlor ill the near future.
 Mrs. Edward Smith has returned from New York and is sick with the grip.
 Mrs. Doyle, who has recently sold her house, has secured rooms over the hose house.
 A new piano of the Fischer make has been installed at The Taghkanic by H. T. Hawkey. John Meir moved his household goods iI'o the Conklyn house, which he bought this spring.
 R. J. Livingstone has been named as administrator of John and Sophia Chivellot, deceased.
 The Sedgwick cottage has been taken for the summer by MT. and Mrs. Thomas Sizer, of New Yo:k.
 The gold watch that was raffled off at Geo. B. Klebes' store last Saturday night was won by Jake Thompkins.
 MT. and Mrs. John Monahan have re- turned from New York, where they have been spending the winter.
 Chas. P. St.John has been appointed administrator of the estate of his sister, the late Mrs Bella St. J. Johnson.
 Mrs. c. l.. Valentine, child and nurse. and Mrs. Valentines sister, of New York, are guests at The Bartram.
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Driddy, of New York, have taken the Arbor Cot tage at The Bartram for the summer.
 Master Jack Barss and sister, Eliza beth, of Lakeville, are spending the week with their grandmother, Mrs. w. W. Knight.
 are being repaired and made ready for use by Mrs. J. B. Ackley. Wm. Hotal ing has charge of the work.
 Improvements at the hands of John 'Carley are going on at the Gay home stead, where a suite of rooms on the third floor is being arranged
 An auction sale of the credits and book accounts belonging to the estate of the late M. B. Hopkins was held last Thurs day at town hall by the administrator w. Baker.
 Members of the high school are en- gagged in the rehearsing of the play, "Won Back" by Taylure, to be pre- sentsd in the early summer for the bene- fit of tho high school
 The marriage of Dr. Geo. A. Cameron of Germantown, Pa, and Mrs. Blanche w. Moore, formerly of Sharon, will take place in the Episcopal Church at Ger mantown, Pa., Wednesday, April 21st
 0. H. Tiedeman, tax collector, gives notice that he will be at Town Hall April 5, '09, and also on the first Mon day of each following month from 10 a. m. to D. III. At Ellsworth at the resi- dence of H. Dunbar April i5 from 1 to 3p. m. At Amenia Union post office