Connecticut western news., 1910-08-18
AROUND TOWN.
Newsy Notes of Past Events and of Future Possibilities.


 Miss Alzada Lloyd is at Pine Grove, Canaan, for the week.
 Sharon is full of city people, why not clean up the school grounds.
 Mrs Gould entertai ined the Bridge club at the Inn last Wednesday.
 Miss Myra Hunter, Williamstown, Mass. is guest of Miss MacMillan.
 Miss Grace Chichester has been a recent guest of Mrs Myron Whitney.
 MT and Mrs Charles Dakin, family and friends, are in their camp at Indian. MT and Mrs w. o. Bostwick, and son, Philadelphia, are at the Bpstwick home.
 N. D. Holbrook, Torrinsgton has sold his automobile to Dr J. $. Chaffee, Sharon.
 Miss Hattie Harrison, Patterson, is paying an annual visits to relatives and friends.
 The Valberta Concert Go. played be- fore a we'll filled house in Cornwall on August 2.
 Miss Ethel Burgraf of New York city is visiting relatives in the village and vicinity.
 Miss Annie Eggleston is camping with a party of friends at Highland Lake, WinSted, Conn. N>.t.
 The beautiful farm homestead of MT Charles Benton, is offered fer sale at auction on August 20.
 The Water Company had a bad leak in their main pipe near Mrs Doty's the fore part of>the week. Frank O. Harris has about 50 hives of bees and has already taken off half ton of honey in pound sections.
 Mrs Cyrus Swan Sedgwiok will give a tea at the Golf House on the afternoon of August 20, from to 6 o'clock.
 J. B. Wilbur has recently purchased a No. Oliver Typewriter and has taken the agency for the same in Sharon. t~
 Mrs William Nisbet has rented the Waitt house, formerly the Schuyler place, for the remainder of the season. Louise, wife of George W. Studley, died August II, aged 63 years. The burial was in Pufingham Cemetery, Cornwall. .... .. . .+-.t 4. Mrs J. J. Ryan spent the week end at Pine Grove. She was accompanied on her return by Mrs George Lamb, for brief visit.
 Mrs J. D. Sauls of Leland, Miss, and Mrs Emma Hamer and daughter, Anna B., of New Albany, Miss, are guests of MT St. J. Boughton. .. Miss Martha F. Wilbur is spending the week end in Rome, Italy, and will also spent few days at Naples, sailing for Boston August 27th.
 Rev E. o. Dyer, 8 former pastor here, who with Mrs Dyer, is the guest of the Smiths at Taghkanic Inn, preached in the Congregation church Sunday.
 Miss Helen Perkins was called to Bos- ton recently by the death of her sister, Mrs Wainwright of that city. Miss Perkins was accompanied by Miss Nal lory.
 The Ladies Guild of Christ church are preparing to make there sale social and financial success. It is to be held in the Casino, Thursday, August IS, from to 7p. m.
 At the Congregational parsonage Mon- day evening, August 8th. by Rev I. T. White, Alfred S.. Edwards and Miss Alice M. Botsford, both of Bridgeport, were married.
 MT and Mrs o. s. Sedgwick celebrated their eighteenth wedding anniversary with friends in Boston, making the trip, by motor car on Tuesday of last week and returning Monday.
 George Malloy was the recipient of a post card shower, on the occasion of his birthday, Thursday of last week. He is now in Danbury, Conn.
 MT and Mrs George M. Lowrie from Minnesota and Miss Jane Lowrie of Manlins, N. Y, have been guest of the different Smith families West Cornwall and are now with their nephew, J. B. Smith, in Sharon.
 A return of the attacks with which W. W. Peck has suffered during the past year, made it seem advisable to remove him to the Sharon hospital, where he is now a patient. He is quite comfortable at present.
 The Misses Lillie Wolfe and Charlotte Donovan of New Haven have been guests at the Ryan home. Miss Lillie Van Buren also of New Haven returned on Sunday, after weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs o. A. Ryan.
 Advertised letters in the Post Office, July 30, are as follows: Mrs. Ralph Richardson, Mrs M. A. Newton, John D. Bouton, IT,; August .6, Miss J. E. Richardson, Mrs w. Bartram, Mrs Matte Ware, E. Smith, E. N. English,