Connecticut western news., 1910-10-27
Sharon Locals.


 Mrs Waitt and her nurse ars again in their old quarters at Sharon Inn.
 Mrs A. Walter and Mrs L. Lines r. gently visited friends at Middlebrook.
 Miss Katherine Hotaling is spending a fortnight with friends at Kingston, NY.
 J. J. Ryan attended the aviation meet held in New York and Brooklyn this week.
 Mrs H. Hayes Robbins. Lanesboro. Mass, is visiting her sister, Miss Beth Gillette.
 MT and Mrs Stephen Cutler. Mill brook, were week end guests of Mrs and Miss Carter.
 Rev E. Allen, Torrington, preached in the Advent Chapel Sunday afternoon and evening.
 John Rhynus have vacated the Tough taling cottage and moved to his own place on Klsbes Hill. Gerald Eggleston, freshman at Hotch- kiss School, wins the championship cup of his class at tennis.
 Miss Josephine Bloodgood, New York, is i'll at the TaghaRic Inn. with two nurses in attendance.
 Miss Laura Bartram left home Friday, for a two weeks visit with friends in Brooklyn and New York.
 Will Kinney is taking vacation from his duties at Gillette's store and William Adams is filling his place.
 MT and Mrs William Bloodgood, New York, were guests of Mrs Mapes at Taghanic Inn, early this week.
 Mrs Myra Hotchkiss spent last ..weeB with friends in Bridgeport and the week end with Mrs Lasher in New York City.
 The Congregational School held their roll call and rally day exercises at the regular Sunday school hour last Sunday
 A large horseback party of young ladies from the Bennett school, Mill brook, put up at Sharon Inn, Friday night. >
 George Marokres is on hunting and fishing expedition of two weeks among the fields and woods of his old home in Vermont.
 Miss Inez Ross is in New York city for month before leaving Tor the south with the members of Mrs Hotchkiss household. .E
 Otto Roose has left the employ of MT Gardener at the Smith place and has gone with his family to Switzerland, his native country. s4 ..
 rla Mo11 h their daughter and son, Mary and Charles. Sherman, Conn, spent last week among 1 friends here.
 A card and social party for the benefit of Silver Lake Grange was held at the home of MT and Mrs Arthur Lamb Tues day evening.
 MT Robert Dakin. who has been an inmate of the hospital for some weeks, is improving daily and anticipates an early dismissal.
 Rev MT Mackey delivered his lecture, "The Universe" in the Methodist church at La Grangeville, N. Y, Tuesday even- ing, October IS.
 The families of s. H. Wakeman and Dr Coley, who have been residents throughout the summer and autumn have returned to the city.
 MT and Mrs Charles o. Gordon. Hack ensack, N. J.. motored to Sharon early last week and have since been. guests of Miss White at the Lambert.
 Middlebrook and Kirby have opened wholesale sausage factory in the Market building and have fitted it up with new and up-to-date machinery.
 Rev MT White gave an interesting re- port from the National Council of Con- gregational ministers recently held at i Boston in his sermon Sunday morning.
 Born, Saturday, October 22, at Ger mantown, Pa., a son George jr.) to pr and Mrs George Cameron and grandson to MT and Mrs I. N. Bartram, of this village.
 MT and Mrs G. W. VanRensselaer and Miss VanRensselaer are up from New York for few weeks stay in their house tly vacated by the Barber family.
 Rally day services were held at the M. E. church Sunday evening, Oct. 2S, at 2 o'clock. The Epworth League Chap ter and Sunday school united in this service.
 MT and Mrs Edward Klebes are settled in the Houghtaling cottage and MT Klebes has charge of affairs at the Houghtaling place.
 Dorothy Landon, grade 7, room 4, has secured the use of books from Hotch- kiss library for the coming month. Chester Bartram has the same privilege in the 9th grade.
 The 4 inch telescope ordered by Rev MT Mackey some time ago has at last arrived and the desire of many years is now realized. Much enjoyment is an- ticipated in the study of the wondrous heavens.