Connecticut western news., 1910-09-15
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AROUND TOWN.


 Miss Sedgwick is the guest of her niece, Mrs Barss, at Lakeville.
 Miss Helen Smith has returned to her studies at the Danbury Normal School.
 Mrs Marian Hall of MatteAwan, N. T., is visiting her sister, Mrs John B.. Smith
 Judson Cole and J. Monahan are en- toying a week of camp life at Silver Lake.
 Mrs R. P. Kstcham and Mrs M. s. Dutcher are visiting friends at Dover Plains.
 MT Hawley Bartram and daughter, Evelyn, have been recent guests at w. K. Landon's.
 MT and Mrs J. H. Middlebrook and daughter, Winsted, spent Sunday with friends here.
 Miss Cora Winans returned recently from a visit to friends in Waterbury and Hartford.
 Mrs Robert Gray, Millerton, with her son and daughter, recently visited Mrs Charles Rhynus.
 The Misses Goodwin and Miss Chap man have been spending the week with Milbrook friends.
 Mrs Phoebe Lasher was called to Chi- oago few days ago by the critical ill- ness of her aged father.
 Miss Olive Bierce has entered Morse Business College at Hartford for a full course of stenography.
 Right Rev Bishop J. H. Van Buren Psrto Rico, was the guest of Dr and Mrs Morgan over Sunday.
 MT and Mrs J. E. Ackley were home for the week recently, where they entertained friends over Sunday.
 James B. Wilbur, went to Boston last week to meet his daughter, Miss M. E. Wilbur, who has been abroad the past two months. s..-
 Edward Klebes, has purchased of MT and Mrs William Donlon, their place in Sharon Valley, formerly known as the Hilon Middlebrook place. g"
 MT and Mrs Leonard Rhynus re- turned last week to Bridgeport, having spent two weeks vacation with MT and Mrs Charles Rhynus.
 MT Wallace Davis. Johnstown, Pa., is spending his vacation at the home of Mrs Charles Brown, where Mrs Davis has been during the summer. I Dr and Mrs Frank Hartley and Dr and Mrs Shearer and son, who have been spending the summer in Europe, are September guests at tho Bartram. 1 w. W. Peck, who has recently been 8 patient at the Sharon Hospital, has entered the General Memorial Hospital, New York city, for special treatment.
 Miss May Hoover, Washington, D. O., MT and Mrs Albert Wareham, MT and Mrs Seward Hamlin and MT James Bell, all of Schenectady, N. Y., have been guests at the Carter home the past week.
 Miss Martha Wilbur, who has been in Europe during the summer, arrived in Boston, Thursday, on her return trip and opened school in Room 3, of the vi lage school on Monday. Her father was at the dock to welcome her home.
 A delegation consisting of Messrs S.. B. Jewett, Q. B. Everett, D. N. Eggles- ton and 0. s. Sedgwick, motored to Canaan Saturday morning in the Sedgwick car to assist in electing dele gates at large to the Republican State Convention. "A The improvements and repairs which have been under way at the J. O. Jack son residence during the summer, have reached completion. Among the i'm provements is the introduction of a complete system of running water, com pressed air being the motive power.
 A large party ln two automobiles left here Tuesday morning to attend the Republican State Convention at Hart : ford Tuesday and Wednesday. 0. s. Sedgwiok, D. N. ERgleston, G. s. Kirby, s. B. Jewett, E. H. Middlebury, Robert Harris, R. J. Livingston and A. w. Lamb constituted the party.
 The lecture of the Rev w.. A. Mackey to be given at the M. E. church on Tues day evening, September 20, on "The Birth of Star" is looked forward to with interest by his many friends here, as it is to be benefit lecture to aid in the lecture to aid in the purchase of g telescope for MT Mackey, with which tc 3 stars, it is sure to be well attended.
 B. L. Coley and A. B. Wilson are al . Wequadriach Camp, Lake Indian, where ' to vary the monotony of great fish hauls :. they have taken to trapping splendid specimens of the ground hog (wood o chuck), and have built burrow o :. various and intricate windings to amusC . and entertain their captives. If the n ohuoks die, their photographs will b' taken with their captors, a Ia Roosevelt