Connecticut western news., 1910-02-24
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Miss Jenette McMillan is spending a week with friends ill New York city.
 John Wakeman has opened @ photo graphic studio over the jewelry store. Miss Elizabeth Gillette spent part of the past week with Salisbury friends. F. W. Dakin is spending part of the week Ill New York and Poughkeepsie. Dr. R. P. Knight and Miss Knight spent part of the past week i'll New York.
 Miss Carrie White has been spending the past month with friends i'll Hartford and Boston.
 Work begins this week on the Inn which is undergoing some changes and Improvements.
 MT. and Mrs. Leonard Roselle and daughter have returned from their trip to the South.
 Miss Jessie Gay is at Sharon, Mass, the home of her sister, Mrs. B. s. Hol- land, for the week.
 IO. I Mrs. Butcher. arc spending the month with Dover friends.
 Miles Benson fell from a roof, Monday, from which he was removing snow, and fractured his ankle.
 William VanAlstyne, of New York, recently visited his cousin, L VanAls- kUno Inn
 D. N. Eggleston makes frequent trips to Lithgow, where he has a large house in the process of construction.
 The Gillette house is in the hands of masons and paper hangers, who are put ting it in order for spring renting.
 Rev. G. L. Forte, of Rockland, Mass, has been in town a few days, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bain at the Schwab place.
 The ladies' aid society of the M. E. church will meet this week with Mrs. George S. Thompson on Wednesday af- ternoon.
 Workmen in the employ of Eggleston 6 Livingston are erecting large piazza on the north and east side of the Van Alstyne residence.
 The Board of Relief which held the last meeting to receive complaints on Monday will meet again on Wednesday to make adjustments.
 Luther Brown has sold his farm and buildings including the grist mill upon the place to Charles Roselle. Possession given September first.
 Rev. 0. l.. Bride, from the state of Ohio, will preach in the Congregational church next Sunday. MT. White will conduct the services March 6.
 William Phynuss, who fell upon the Ice and broke his arm Sunday was taken . to the hospital where the bone was set and he is receiving proper attention.
 Mark Hurlburt, of Cornwall Hollow, Mrs. D. H. Crowley, of Hiddenhurst, and Miss Mary Maxim of this village are among the new patients at the Sharon hospital
 Miss Annie Bierce, pupil of the high school is boarding at the Taghkanic and will continue there until the departure of her family for New York or vicinity about April first.
 The sum of $23 was easily realized at the chicken pie supper in the Congrega- tionaI chapel Friday evening. There was a good attendance and a pleasant social hour followed the supper.
 Irving White, of Port Chester, was in the village this week. About April first MT. White will assume the parsonage of the Congregational church here. The church was closed on Sunday last.
 Charles w. Brown, who has taken a position as traYeling salesman with the National Drug Co.,, of Philadelphia, his territory being i'll the state of Ohio, was home to spend Sunday with his family.
 The death of Mrs. Eliza Starr (colored) an aged resident of eastern Sharon oc- cured Feb. I6. The funeral was held from her late residence Friday. Inter ment at the Calhoun cemetery, Corn wall.
 Through the efforts of L. Van Alstyne stock company has been formed for the purchase of the Casino. The trans action took place last week and ten per cent. of the purchase price, $60O0, paid down.
 Rev. T. B. Smith, who is taking hi, auluuI vacation i'll COnlauy with Father Bary,o Hartford, ,and Father Kennedy of Danbury, is away on trip to the island of Cuba. They sailed from New York city on the 18th.
 H. A. Davis has disposed of his fine dairy of Holstein cows to J. J. Fahey and expects to go out of the milk business this spring. This was one of the best herds of cattle ill this vicinity, a number If them heinz thOrOu hrads