Connecticut western news., 1909-04-08

George Sabine is to move to White Hollow.
 Miss Edna Klebes has been on the sick list.
 Alma Klebes is home from Westches- ter N. Y.
 The Rev MT Mackey went to confer ence last week.
 Miss Maude Landon is home for her Easter vacation.
 George Wilbur was home from New York over Sunday.
 MT. John Workeman was in New York over Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs Johu Monahan are back again from New Yovk.
 The Misses Goodwin have been visit ing friends in Brooklyn.
 Mrs. Larah Marsh is spending few days with her aunt ill Danbury.
 Miss Nellie Kelsey is spending her va cation at her home ill Sheffield.
 Miss Cornelia Ryan is home from Brooklyn for the Easter vacation.
 Prof. Campbell is spending tho week in Lyons Mass, with his parents.
 J. J. Ryan made business trip to Scarsdale and New York last week.
 Mrs Walter Landon and daugher, Daisy. wont to New York last week.
 Miss Army Fggleston of Platti Inst:- hop hnino fpT, Raster Mrs. J. Louis Dubois of Correction vile, Ia., is guest of Mrs Chas. Dakin. Mrs John Cap:on of Amenia has teen visiting her daughter, Mrs Re bert Har ris. Joseph Gold of City Island, N, Y, has been visiting his sister, Mrs. W. B. Klebes, Forrest Smith returned home Satur- day, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. A. E. Smith. Mrs. W. K. Landon and daughter Daisy. spent the latter part of the week Tn New York. Messers Meredith Gillette, Ralph DEOW H 1duh dAO OW OL New bicycles. The Misses Mabel klebes and Edith ! Landon are visiting in East Litchfield and Torrington. MT. John Meters has moved his family ! to the place recently purchased by him of George Couplin.
 MI. Fred'k Hotchkiss of New York has been spending the week with MT E. Franklin Gillette.
 Mrs. Oothout, Dr. Kerley, Mrs, Mo Clannan and Dr. Townsand were up from New York last week.
 MT. and Mrs F. B. Hamlin vacated the Whitney cottage last week and re- turned to their farm home.
 The schools of the town and village closed Friday for the annual Easter va cation and resume work April 12.
 MT and Mrs Frank Bart1e and daugh- i ter have moved from New Britain, Conn.,, and are to spend the year with, MT. and Mrs. Hamlin.
 Miss Annie Eggleston has been home from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, for va cation and returned to resume her dut- ies the first of the week.
 An excursion on the N. Y. c. & H. R R R. is announced for next Saturday. ! Tickets to New York and return good for three days are $2. 15 from Sharon Stat ion.
 Sharon readers will be interested in | reading the report ill THE NEWS this i week of the trial of Couse and Gomberg, both Sharon residents, at Litchfield yes terday.
 Miss May Prindle, who has been in | New York the past fortnight selecting stock for the spring trade, has returned r with 8 full line of the latest styles i'll millinery.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Monahan have re- turned home, after a winter ill New | York, and have again set up housekeep- ! ing here. MT. Monahan takes charge of ! hls blacksmith shop.
 The following additions have been | made to the list of lady visitors to the | the Town Home: Miss Carter, Miss Goodwin, Mrs. w. Landon, Mrs. J. Monahan, Mrs. P. J. Kenny.
 A new millinery venture is to be made | in the village. Miss Daisy Landon has se- cured rooms over Gillette's store, which | have recently been refitted. and, respect fully solicits her share of patronage.
 MT. and Mrs. A. w. White were su"- priscd on Wednesday evening by a party of young friends who entered their hos pitable home unannounced, took posses sion and proceeded to enjoy themselves George D. Wilbur, who is pupil ill the electrical department of the U. $ |