Connecticut western news., 1910-04-21
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A. w. White, the census enumerator for this town, began his duties last Fri day.
 Ira Chapman, of Winsted, is visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs. w.. K. Landon.
 Charles E. Benton, of New Bedford, Mass, is spending a few days with friends here. sl. .,..a
 MT. and Mrs. H. J. Costello, of Glen Ridge. N. J., have been guests at the Inn the past week.
 John Capron, of Amenia, was week end visitor at the home of Mrs. Robert Harris, his daughter.
 G. w. Reed reports the sale of forty vacuum cleaners in week. He sells at nearly every house.
 Mrs. Frank McNnlty, of New York city, has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Morgan the past week.
 P. J. Kenney, who has been laid up with grip, is attendingsto his duties as usual at Gillette's store.
 The cottage upon the Bartram grounds is in process of building, the cellar walls already being completed.
 Benjamin Carter, of the Boston school of Technology, spent Sunday ill town, the guest of Mrs. F. s. Garter.
 L. B. Hapgood, who is the new pro prietor at the Taghkanic, has been stop- ping at the Inn while getting his home settetd. L g.'#
 Miss Scott and Miss Cunningham, of New York, are at the Inn, as aret also MT. and Mrs. J. H. Knalhoss, recent ar rivals from the city.
 The lower Prindle farm has. been sold by E. P. Hazard, administrator of the estate of the late Julia A. Prindle, to Leonard E. Prindle.
 Mrs Elizabeth Kelsey, who has been spending the winter with sister at the latter's home in Stockton, Cal., has re- turned to her sharon home.
 w H. Knight has been appointed di- vision engineer for Litchf1eld county by State Highway Commissioner McDonald. The appointment took effect April first.
 Mr.and Mrs. F J. .Sprague have been up from New York for few days and guests at the Inn while attending the matters pertaining to the work at the1r summer home. .....
 MT. and Mrs. W. E.. Parker, of Nor walk, the former the new school super intendent who will be in town every other week throughout the school year, were here last week. -r.
 There were A players at the card party last Wednesday night which met with MT. and Mrs. John Monahan. Miss Ida Franks secured first ladies' prize and Charles Liner first gentlemen's.
 The infant child of Mr and Mrs. E. A Deming died at Sharon hospital We'd nesday evening. The funeral services were held Saturday and the burial made in the Deming plot at Hillside cemetery,
 The marriage of Ernest Euvard and Miss Louise Jasmin took place at South bury, Conn.,, the home of the bride, April 6. MT. and Mrs. Euvard will make their home at the ,Euvard farm on East street.
 A granite monument has been placed in Hillside cemetery to the memory of the late E. Franklin Gillette, by his widow, assisted by the Woodmen of the World of Sharon, whose seal the monu- menu bears.
 Mrs. Charles Ryan is suffering from an injured ankle, the result of d mistake in doors at the Wassaic hotel recently while attending to her duties as nurse. Intending to enter the pantry she opened the cellar door and fell the entire length of the stairs.
 Dog owners should see to it that their dogs are decorated with the new four eaf-cloyer tags before May first, as re- uuired by law. It will cost an extra dollar if not done by that date, and if delayed much after May first 1t may cost more money. or the dog. or both.
 MT and Mrs. J. Edward Ackley, who have been abroad during the winter re- turned to Sharon on Friday and have opened their summer home here, "King- land.'' They secured several rare and antique pieces of household furniture in foreign lands to add to their valuabl furnishings.
 Mrs. W A. Macksy, who has been in New York for treatment through the winter, returned to her home on We'd nesday of last week. She endured the journey well, and her condition is somewhat improved over what it was at one time, though she is still very weak and suffers almost continuously.
 Invitations as follows were issued early this week: MT. and Mrs. Walter K. Landon request the honor of your presence at the marriage of the1r daugh- ter, Eva May to Thomas Bernard Nc T,-.,aI1 or, che o oftarnoOu of Wp1 nacdau