Connecticut western news., 1910-03-24
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Warren Brown of Bridgeport has been spending the week at home.
 MT. and Mrs. George w. Hertzel are spending few weeks iu New York.
 MT and Mrs. W. w. Kelchner of New York were weekend guests at the Inn.
 The family of Frank Haines are mov- ing from the Ryan house to the Win chester cottage. ..e
 Mrs. H. M. Hoag is at Coleman Sta tion engaged ill the care of the Booth children, who are ill with pneumonia.
 F. W. Dakin has men employed at the Casino and at the Waitt residence, where several hardwood floors have been laid.
 The family of Rev. Irving White ar rived from Port Chester, N. Y. to their new home at the Congregational par sonage last week.
 The balcony at the Sedgwick house is being inclosed with glass and 8 new piazza is to replace the old one at the Pellew residence.
 The schools of the town aud village close for the Easter vacation to-day, to- morrow being holiday, and open for the spring term, April 4.
 The ladies' home missionary society of the Congregational church met on Thursday afternoon last. Subject ''The Mccall Mission" Leader. Mrs. Wm. Hotaling.
 A partition has been removed at the brick factory, enlarging and extending the Bostwick garage and enclosing the entire first floor for the summer automo- bile business
 "Woodbine Cottage" is being put in order for Miss Edith Lacy of New York who returns next week with two charges, the Sanderson baby and an infant of whom she has had the care the past win ter.
 March 26, at 10 o'clock, is the date for an auction at the residence of l. N Bartram, at which he offers for sale a varied assortment of household furniture aud many farming implements.
 The Inn, "The Bartram," and 1.-The Taghkanic" are receiving frequent ap- plications for room and board during the coming summer, and by present indica- tions the season promises to be busy one for Sharon.
 I. N. Bartram, one of the board of commissioners at Putnam Memorial Camp was at Redding the latter part of Many and varied are the improvements at this historic spot.
 Some of our townspeople have been feasting upon venison the past week. A young deer which was run down by dogs and killed, was secured and by permission of the game warden, pre- sented to Mrs. George Bierce upon whose premises the occurrence took place.
 The ladies of Rose chapter held card party last Wednesday evening, forty four persons at eleven tables laboring delightfully."- for the prizes, which Mrs. A. Middlebrooks and F. E. Byron bore home in triumph. Visiting stars, Mrs. A. R. Woodward of Winsted and Mrs. Harvey Sweet of Hillsdale.
 The following repairs and improve ments have just been completed at the ''Brownell," the future home of MT. I. N Bartram: Five new hardwood floors, new plumbing throughout, range reset with modern appliances, bath rooms fitted up with all the latest convenlences, and hot water heater with radiators for heating the house in a satisfactory manner.
 At the evening service in the Congre- gational church, Sunday next. a memo rial service and the unveiling of tablet to the memory of the late Rev. James R. Bourne, a former pastor of this church, will take place. The tablet is to be placed on the south interior wall of the church proper and is erected by his son, Henry Bourne of Chicago. The congre. Qation of the Methodist church have bten invited to attend this service and there will be no evening service in the latter church except the league meeting. /. Y
 Miss Frances White entertained the ladies' guild of Christ church on Thurs day afternoon. Tho organization is en- gagged in missionary sewing throughout the Lenten season and at their regular weekly meetings have accomplished a great deal in the way of garment 1nak- ing which will add to the comfort of the needy. The hostess on this occasion made the afternoon an unusually de- lightful one. placing the spacious par lors of the Taghkanic at their disposal and inviting in several neighbors and friends. Dainty refreshments, which had been prepared were greatly enjoyed and it was gathering dusk ere the ladies,