Connecticut western news., 1910-05-12
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of the hospital & few days last week.
 Mrs. $. H. Wakeman was up from New York for the weekend at the Inn.
 Mrs. P.J. Kenny and her son, William, were in New York 8 part of the past week.
 Mrs. Van Buren, of New Haven. re- gently visited her sister, Mrs. Charles Ryan.
 MT. and Mrs. Ryan recently enter tained one of the enchre clubs of the village.
 Samuel Roberts, of Dobbs Ferry is visiting friends in town while guest at the Inn.
 MT. and Mrs. George Dunbar and child are visiting MT. and Mrs. John Monahan.
 Mrs. George s. Emory, of Hampstead, l.. l., spent the day at her home here on Monday last.
 Edna Heady, of room at the village school, secu, ed the library privilege for the present month.
 MT. and Mrs. s. H. Wakeman and Master Billy were up from New York to spend Sunday at the Inn.
 Miss Ellen T. Pond, of New York School of Applied Design and Art re- gently spent d few days here.
 MT and Mrs. Nelson Wilson, who spent the winter in Amenia, have re- turned to their Sharon home.
 MT. and Mrs. William Travers Jerome, of New York city and Lakeville. were Saturday night guests at the Inn.
 Miss Elizabeth Van Rensselaer, is up from New York for a few weeks with her mother at thelr home here.
 Miss Edith Lacey has returned with her charge, the Morgan baby, and opened Woodbine cottage, the baby hospital.
 Dr. J. s. Chaffee has received the ap- pointment of surgeon for the Harlem branch of the New York Central road.
 Miss Fanny Robinson, teacher in room 4 of the village school, is i'll and the ser vice of Miss Florence Rhynns have been secured in her place.
 Town Clerk Wilbur reports the num- Der of dogs registered up to May 3, as 241. An additional dollar will now be collected of all delinquents.
 Miss Mary Maxim, who, after few weeks treatment at the Sharon hospital, visited friends in New Haven, is again at her old quarters at the Inn.
 Rev. Dr. Anstice, of New York city, who has several times supplied for Dr. Morgan, will conduct services in Christ church during the absence of the rector
 An important meeting of the school board was held on Monday, at which teachers for the schools were appointed, several schools closed, and other matters adjusted.
 Secretary Hine of the state board of education, whose office is in Hartford, has been here part of the week attend ing to matters relating to the schools of the town.
 J. o. Jackson has been excused from jury duty at New Haven court and is overseeing the repairs and changes which carpenter Carley is making on his residence. .
 Dr. and Mrs. Morgan sailed from New York OH Saturday for Liverpool, Eng land They go by the Baltic of the White Star Line and expect to be absent about two months.
 Miss Bessie Sullivan, who has been for several years all able assistant at Gillette's store, has resigned her posi- tion there. Mrs. Gillette is filling her place behind the counter.
 Baker 6 Kirby have the past week rented the Sewall and St. John cottages. The former was taken by w. W. Hall and the latter by Miss Sarah G.. Oakley, both parties from New York.
 Mrs. William Knight and Miss Jessie Gay are attending as delegates the an- nual meeting of the New Haven Branch of the Woman's Board of Foreign Mis- sions, which convenes in the Elm city this week.
 The changes of the Casino continue and have reached the front of the build ing where the projections have been re- moved and are to be replaced by colonial columns which will doubtless add much to the appearance of the building.
 On the evening of May 27 the Sharon minstrels will appear at the Casino in their recent popular entertainment, with new jokes, monologues and songs. The entertainment will be given for the benefit of St. Bernard church. and due notice of the sale of seats will be given.
 Edward Kinney is the recent victim or fractured bones. A too-strenuous part in the ball game Saturday gave him a broken arm. He was taken to the hos