Connecticut western news., 1909-01-07

MISS Mac Prlnole was Ill NeW 1ork last week { Miss Heady is caring for 8 patient in Pittsfeld, Mass.
 Maude Landon has returned to her duties in Norfolk. Mrs. Adelbert Middlebrook has been visiting in Brooklyn.
 John Wakeman went to New York to spend the New Year. Miss A. w. White is the new organist at the Methodist church.
 J.C. Beal of Brooklyn has been spend ing few days in Sharon.
 Miss Nadie Marckres has been spend ing week in New York.
 Miss Martha Wilbur visited last week with friends in New York.
 Miss Allie Sullivan. of Derby, Conn.,, is visiting Rev. T. B Smith.
 The Misses Mollie Demming and Lucy Bassett drove to Kent last Sunday.
 John M. Jones and son, George, of Ghent, are guests at F. I. Peabody's. Bessie Eggleston, of Millerton, was a weekend guest of Miss Clara Peabody. Miss Helen Bassett has returned to Perllionien Seminary in Pennsbnrgh, Pa.
 Mrs. Stella Blackman, of White Plains, was visiting friends in town last week.
 Miss Mabel Justus, of Syracuse, NY, was a guest of Miss May Kenny last week.
 Grant Wheeler. of Waterbury, Conn.,, visited his sister, Mrs. Chas. Loucks last week.
 Gerald Bassett has returned to Ho- boken to take up his school duties once more.
 George Conklyn was a guest of, Mrs. F. L. Hart, of Litchfield. over New Years.
 Miss Elizabeth Gillette, who has been homo for the holidays, has returned to Boston.
 Mrs Edward Reed, of Carmel, N. r., has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. S. Garter.
 F. w. Dakin has embarked in the coal business. His yards will be at Coleman Station.
 Miss Maude Dickins, of Springfield, Mass, is the new teacher in District No. on Sharon Mt.
 Mrs A. Behn and Miss Behn, of South Amboy, N. J.. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hansen.
 Master Bradley Coley, of New York, spent the New Year with his grandfa- ther at The Bartram.
 H. B. Welch and daughter, Antoinette, of New Haven, were guests at Ohas. Prindle's over New Years.
 Miss Elizabeth Mackey, of Brooklyn, spending her vacation with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Mackey.
 The Masonic Lodge held their public installation last Friday night. A turkey supper followed the installation.
 Miss Helen Tichnor and brother, Cliff. ford, of Mount Vernon, have been visit ing Miss Clementine Tiedeman.
 Miss Jessie Gordon, who has been wis 1ting Kathryn Hotaling, has returned tc her home in Hackensack, N. J. ... Miss Pearl Cook, of Sharon Station who has been ill for some time. expects to undergo an operation this week.
 The Silver Lake Grange held theil public installation on Tuesday nigh after which a nice supper was served.
 Mrs. Frank Wike has been teaching school this week during the absense O Miss McAvoy, who is on the sick list.
 On tomorrow evening occurs the sec ond entertainment in the course by tn, 'Three Star Novelty Company" of Bos ton . ..
 Mrs. E. Franklin Gillette and Mis- Harriet Eggleston, escorted by thei father, D. N. Eggleston, attended Tn Governors ball held in Hartford las evening.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Fl. Middlebrook ha as dinner guests New Years day, Mis- Alta Draper, Mrs. Harmon Middlebroo and O. E. Klebes. ....
 ldr. and Mrs. Robert Prindle and son Charles, spent New Years with William Stone, of Lime Rock, who is Charles great grandfather.
 The girls basket hall team have re ceiyed a request to play the Canaa girls at Canaan. As the local girl think they have had hardly enoug practice, they have decided not to pla the game now but expect to do so later
 The first and second basket ball team of Millerton came to town Tuesday evt ming and met the local first and secon teams. The Sharon first team far ou clnSSed their onDoneuts and Iy,3,i th