Connecticut western news., 1909-09-16
School is open.

School is open.
 Roland Marckres is having his house repainted.
 Miss Lsggett, at the Bartram is re ported very i'll. ....
 Mrs Myra Hotchkiss is having her house repainted.
 Mrs. H. M Hoag has been visiting friends ill Danbury.
 Miss Eva Landon is visiting friend Waymart, Penn.
 MT. and Mrs Cemanson are visiting ill Manchester. N. Y.
 Walter Sherman, of Poughkeepsie, was in town over Sunday.
 Charles Whitford has been spending a,week in Johnsons, N. Y.
 Carl Koehn will stop his milk de- livering business October 1.
 Edward Smith and family have moved their household goods to New York.
 Mrs. Frazier and son Volner, of Pough- keepsie, are visiting at A. W. Walters. Miss Nellie Grey, of Millerton, was a guest at the Charles Rhynus home last week.
 David Rogers and John Emmons, of Canaan, called upon friends in this place Sunday.
 Dr. 0. G. Kerley and wife were ex- pected home from Europe upon Wednes- day of th.s week.
 MT. Barthold and family who have been staying at the "Taghkanio" have returned to the city.
 The Rev G. L. Forte being absent there was no service in the Congrega- tional church last Sunday.
 Miss Clara Peabody has secured the position of ''Postmistress' i'll the Vassar College postoffice at Poughkeepsie, N. Y
 Miss May Kinney has enrolled in the St. Angela school at New Rochelle. N. Y. and will leave for that place, next Tuesday.
 AS the result of collision in the street last Saturday uight. Louis Jouray, of Amenia Union, is laid up with badly broken collar-bone.
 Miss Mabel Hotaling who for three weeks past has been visiting friends in Kingston, N. Y. and vicinity, is expect ed home this week. -. Rev. E. O. Starr of Cornwall will ex- change pulpits with Rev. MT. Forte next Sunday morning.. The Christian En deayor service will be held at 6:45 as usual
 The Epworth League is making preparation to hold Harvest Home and Rally Day Service on the first Sunday night ill October, using the program Peace and Plenty"
 The proposition to place an arc light over the watering trough on Main street is being discussed. It is very dark at this point and light would be a most welcome improvement.
 Fred Bristol IS nursing ValuaDle horse, which has been sick with pleuresy. When the scribe last saw MT. Bristol, he was vanishing his road buggy, evidently anticipating the recovery of the animal. Colonel M. H, Rogers, secretary of state, Mrs. Rogers, and MT. and Mrs B. H. Godfrey, of Bridgeport. spent Tues day evening at the Sharon Inn. The rarty arrived i'll large automobile and were on their way home from tour ln New York state.
 Mir. and Mrs William Klebes attend ed the Fair at Chatham last week, as did many from this place, among others T. B. Mcdonald and John Wakeman, baseball experts, E. H. Middlebrooks and W. w. Peck, race track followers, F, B. St. john, interested in fakirs and Dr. R. P. Knight.
 At the residence of Otto Nedeman there arrived last Saturday William G Ringler, Miss Marie Ringler, MT. and Mrs. Blackhausen, and Miss l.. Marx Mr. Ringler has spent several seasons here and is very enthusiastic over Sharon in general and MT. Tiedeman's place in particular. The party came ill large touring car and expect to remain some time.