Connecticut western news., 1909-07-08
Alfred Dnmiuo is at home.

Alfred Deming is at home.
 J. J. Ryan has been upon the sick list.
 Robert Dakin is home from New York.
 William Bassett was home over Sun day.
 w. Klebes, Jr. spent Sunday in Poughkeepsie.
 Miss Mable Hains is home from her school in Hartford.
 Irving Sewan and friend spent Sun day at the Bartram.,
 Miss Clala Peabody returned from Poughkeepsie Tuesday.
 Hawley Bartram of Brooklyn spent Sunday with MT. James Chaffee.
 Walter Sherman was a guest at the Deming homestead over Sunday.
 Mildred Baker is spending the week with Mrs. F. L. Hart of Torrington.
 William Adams and family spent the Fourth with bis mother ln East Canaan. Miss Florence Quiutard of Poughkesp- sic has been visiting Mrs. Anton Wal ters.
 Miss Blanche Whitford, of Johnsons, N. Y. is the guest of Miss Anna Whit ford.
 You would find it hard to convince our Sharon physicians that health is wealth.
 Hard lines to have to sit in a hot of- flee and write, with everyone else out side celebrating.
 It is reported that Dwight St. John has sold his place in the valley to a Mr. Heden of New York City.
 Viola and Dorothy Landon are spend ing week with their grandmother, Mrs. James Landon of Ashley Falls.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Jurkett and daughter Nina were guests at the Charles Rhynus home over the Fourth Observation would lead your scribe to suggest that those desirous of owing au- tomobiles should become selectmen of Sharon for one term.
 Mrs. Nerzel's Crimson Rambler hedge is again the glory of the. village and greatly admired by all who see it. It is a annual miracle of natural beauty.
 The V. I. Society has been presented with a new moving machine by Mrs George W. Brown. This was badly needed and was duly appreciated by the Society.
 Miss Jessie Gordon and her brother William are now residing at their cot taga here. Twill" thinks Sharon q whole lot better place to live in than Hackensack.
 Dr. Chaffee and wife attended the boat races at Poughkeepsie last Friday, as did also Ned Hayard and Adolph Hansen, the two latter making the jour ney upon bicycles.
 The ladies of Christ Church will hold all ice cream and cake sale on the parish lawn Thursday afternoon from four un- til seven at which loaves of cake will likewise be sold.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Ii. Middlebrooks. and MT. and Mrs. G. B. Klebes attended the funeral of an uncle at Winsted last week. They made the journey by auto. with Arthur Lamb at the wheel
 Residents of the Fire District are hereby warned that the time for the payment of taxes now due to the district expires this month. Those who fail to pay this month render their property liable to lien.
 Benjamin Cash Arraigned
 Benjamin Cash was brought before Justice Livingstone Monday morning and pleaded guilty to charge of bicycle theft. The circumstances were such that he was simply fined $1 1.OO and costs This he was unable to pay and taken to Litohtield jail by Sheriff Hornbeck later in the day.
 Officers Were Elected
 A meeting of the ladies interested in the fresh air children was held at Mrs. F. s. Carter's on Wednesday of last week at which the following officials were elected, President, Miss May Good win; vice president, Miss Jane Good win; secretary and treasury, Miss Mary c lrter; executive committee, Mrs. M. Loucks, Mrs. J. S. Chaffee and Mrs. H. B. Dakin.