Connecticut western news., 1909-04-15

Miss Martha Wilbur spent Sunday Jn New York.
 Miss Florence Knowles spent Easter Ii New York.
 W. W. Baker was in New York and Kingston last week
 Arthur Warner is the new clerk in Hoag 6 Byron's store.
 Miss Elizabeth Gillette has returned to her duties ill Boston.
 Mir. Paulhemus IS putting a hath tub and furnace in his house.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. S. Holland spent the week at Cambridge, Mass.
 Mrs. F. J. PerLee is ill Brooklyn, talk ing treatment for her eyes.
 Miss McAvoy has gone home to Yer mont for a weeks vacation.
 Mrs. Mary Loucks and Mrs. s. Kirby spent few days ln New York.
 D. l.. Eggleston and sou Gerald spent couple of days i'll Hartford last week. Mrs Charles Dakin has been visiting friends at Naugatuck and New Haven. A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Horace Dunbar, of Ellsworth, April II. Mrs. Charles Walter, of Dover Plains, was a guest at A. D. Walters last week. Miss Amanda Vosbur3h, of Falls Will lage was guest of Anna Whitford last weei.
 Mr. and Mrs E. K. Dimmock. of May wood, N. J.. are visiting Mrs. George E. Blerce.
 Mrs. Wallace Davis. of Johnstown, Pa., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles BrJwn. Mir. o. S. Nash, of Berkeley, Cal. was guest last week of his uncle, Dr. w. W. Knight
 Miss Elizabeth Gillette spent her vaca- ton of week with MT. and Mrs. Frank. lin Gillette.
 P. J. Kenny has purchased of Miss Rockwell the lot adjoining his property on the west.
 George Prediger is on the mountain
  with the grip
 George S. Kirby has so far recovered from his late illness as to dispense with the care of a nurse.
 Mrs. J. A. Moore. of Millerton, was a guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. B. St. John, over Sunday.
 The death of Mrs. Charles Dakin oc- cured at her home Sunday noon, after an illness of many months.
 Miss Jessie Gordon and her brother William, of Hackensack, N. J., are guests of William Hotaling.
 X surprise party was given to Viola Ald Dorothy Landon last Saturday night by sixteen of their young friends.
 Charles Laffargue, the we'll man, of Canaan, is driving all artesian well for drinking water for Mrs. G. Hertzel. Dr. Parker Morgan, pastor of the Episcopal church, is expected to move to Sharon shortly from his present home ill Copake.
 Mir. E. l.. Benedict, of Wellington O., was here last week attending to the final settlement of the estate of the late liar riet Benedict.
 The Dunham and Kilchner families, of New York, who have taken the Duane place for the summer are expected at "Cool Gales" the first of May
 Mrs. Lafayette and children Lave moved from WiDstsd and taken rooms in the ho1so with the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. Ci aIles Haight.
 F.W. Dakin advertises the celebrated Scranton Coal at S6.50 by the cwt or ton. Through an error The News misstatcd the price in Mir. Dakin's ad xertisement last week.
 A fire eight miles long has been burn ing for two days on Mine Mt, and the large supply of cCrdwood belonging to Messrs Wilbur and PerLee has been de- Stroysd. The fire originated ln bush Leap ill White Hollow
 Rev. Sidney K. Evans, chaplain of the United States ship Minnesota, will de- liver lecture in the Casino Thursday April g, on the cruise of the United States navy around the world from Hampton Roads to Hampton Roads.
 A resolution by the lady visitors inter- ested in the Town Home, expressing thanks and appreciation for the care and supervision of the home for the past two years, has been prepared and forwarded to the late caretakers, Mir. and Mrs. Peter Liner.
 Perfect School Attendance
 Pupils neither absent nor tardy for the winter term i'll Rosm No. 1. Miss Robin son, teacher: Hazel Peabody, Robert Egan. Honorable mention: Hazel Wi ley, Mildred Baker, 11a days absent; Gerald Eggleston, Jarvis Jackson, day