Connecticut western news., 1909-11-11
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Britain visiting her sister.
 MT. and Mrs. c. s. Sedgwick were week end guests at the Bartram.
 Mrs. Julia Gobillot has returned to Danbury, Conn.,, her winter home.
 Miss Clementine Tiedeman is spending fortnight in New York city with Mrs. Hance
 Mrs. Hiland Eggleston of Lime Rock was weekend guest of MT. and Mrs. F. W. Dakin.
 MT. and Mrs. William Mow are settled iD their rooms in the house with Mrs. H, c. Rowley.
 Mrs. James Michie, and infant son, James, are spending the month with New York friends.
 c. ". Rhy11us has purchased 8 1910 Maxwell "E'' touring car, the fist 1910 Maxwell delivered in the state.
 The Library privilege for the month of November, was won at school b. Kathryn Nelly an E Ina Heady.
 A recent donation from Dr. s. D. Townsand to Hotchkiss Library consists of 60 volumes ill excellent condition.
 MT. and Mrs. II. B. Dakin spent a part of the week with Woodbury friends, making the trip i'll their automobile.
 Luther Brown rejoices in a grand daughter, Emma Woodward, born to MT. and Mrs. Waiter Ford of Torring ton, Conn.
 Mrs. Henry Hoag is assisting in the care of Mrs. L. J. NickersOn, who has been seriously ill at her home in West Cornwall.
 Preparatory lecture service was held at the Congregational church on Friday afternoon and communion service Sun day morning.
 W. H. Knight, state road surveyor, has been making a survey of the Brooker farm at Coleman's, recently purchased by Gustave Schwab, Jr.
 Miss LeMon is cleaning out her stock of millinery goods preparatory to vacat- ing her rooms ill the Cleaveland build ing and leaving Sharon. Mrs F. s. Carter and Miss Garter drove to Litchfeld Thursday to visit Rev. and Mrs. A. K. Foster, and re- turned the following day.
 An interesting account of the life and labors of Bishop Simpson of the Metho- dist Episcopal Church was given by Rev. El,o 1oc CT Sunday.
 Mrs Louise Townsaud announces to her customers that she will Ee ill New York during the winter engaged in dressmaking. She will return to her apartment in the spring.
 Robert w. Bliss has been stationed by the government at Buenos Ayres, Ar genuine Republic, South America, and with Mrs. Bliss sailed from New York for that port October Is.
 Rev. A.. K. Foster, who was pastor of the Congregational church here during the summer of 1907, has assumed the pastorate of large Baptist church in the city of Worcester, Mass. and will move his family there during the present week
 The barn belonging to what was for merly the Skiff place, now owned by A. M. WaitG, has been moved by him to the orchard in the rear. James More house is doing the work and the same is considered decided improvement to the street.
 A reading contest will be held at town hall early ill December, to which the pubic Is invited, and ill which the vari- ous schools of the town will be repre-, sented by pupils in two grades. A con- mittee from the village school has been named to select the reading subject.
 Mrs. Charles Howe, who entered the General Mem rial Hospital about two weeks ago and underwent an operation for appendicitis, died on Monday, NOY. 1, and the funeral was held at Cornwall Hollow the following Thursday, where the burial also took place.
 The Sunday school organized by Miss Dickensou at the Sharon Mountain school house, District No. 6, IS we'll at tended and much interest is shown. The lesson hour is Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. There is a mem bership of IS, and it has been ill progress since early spring.
 At the morning service i'll the Congre- gational church Sunday the resignation oPD Doxy IN Forte has received call from church in neighboring state and will leave as soon as arrangements can be made for supply here. Colonel $. L. Brenglo will preach Sunday morning, November 14th.
 Miss Myra Hotchkiss and her house. Eold, consisting of heraelf, Mrs. Lock