Connecticut western news., 1910-04-07
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 few days at the Inn.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. John Carley, March 28.
 Miss Edith Merwin Of New Haven is the guest of Miss Ruth Prindle.
 Mrs. c. A. Lowe of New York city is guest of Miss Fay at the Bartram.
 Mrs. J. S. Chaffee and Miss Prindle were in New York few days last week. Dr. W. B. Coley and o. s. Sedgwick were up from Now York to spend Sun day.
 Mr., and Mrs. Charles 0. Gordon of Hackensack, N. J., are here for few days.
 MT, and Mrs Wm. Nisbet. of Ardsley' N. Y, were guests at the Bartram last week. MT. and Mrs. John 0. Jack son were weekend guests of MT. and Mrs, Chas. Jackson.
 The schools of the town and village opened Monday for the spring term of ten weeks.
 Miss Nina Hotaling is teaching ill the Hartwell district in place of Miss Scott, who is III.
 Roland Wiley and Mary Ohm have secured library subscriptions for the month of April.
 The family of John Lowell have moved from the Whitney cottage to rooms ill the w. w. house. Mrs. r. B. Hamlin returned Thursday from weeks visit to friends in New Britain and East Berlin.
 MT. and Mrs Ralph Pike of Mount Vernon, N. r., spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Charles Prindle.
 Mrs. Walter Ford and her little son and daughter of Torrington are on a weeks visit to relatives here.
 The Simonds place has been rented to MT. and Mrs. G. W, Putnam of Brook lyn, who occupied it last summer.
 Miss Francis White has rented the Gordon house for term and is moving her furniture there from the Taghkanic. Peter ChevilIot, who has been on the Jackson farm the past year, has moved to the Chevillot farm recently purchased by him. Hs. ... ... t. L.I. Lloyd of New York has entered the employ of Dr. Morgan, and, with his family will occupy the Warehouse cottage. s. Miss Julia Gager died yesterday morn ing at the age of 58 years. The funeral will be held from her late residence, Friday afternoon.
 Dr. and Mrs. 0. G. Kerley were up from the city the first of the week at tending to matters regarding their summer home at Hilltop"
 The Methodist church was closed on Sunday, except for the Sunday school session. The pastor, MT. Mackey, was attending Q conference at Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
 The minstrel mokes "knocked" nearly all the deserving but they forgot to mention the boys who rooted against the home team at the Canaan basket ball game.
 Mrs. George Bierce has rented her house and farm to Chris. Lawson of Dover, N. Y, and gone with her dau8h- ter and son to make her home at Rutht r. ford, N. J.
 Mrs. E. W. Powers has returned from a two months visit to Washington, D. O.. and taken up her abode for a time with Miss White at the latter's new home, ''The Lambert"
 At a meeting of the School Board held Monday, readjustment of teachers was made for the spring term as follows: Miss Palmer is stationed in district No. B. Miss Jucket in Ellsworth, Miss Wor- cester in the Lockwood district, Miss Rhynus in Gay street. The White Hol- low school was closed.
 The performance given by the Sharon minstrels at the Casino last Friday even- ing will long be remembered as one of the best entertainments ever staged in this, or any of the surrounding towns. The show was replete with good things, so many good things ill fact, it would be hard to say which was best. All par ticipants are to be commended, but spe- cial credit must be given to R. J. Living stone, who managed the whole affair, Ralph Woodward who drilled the singers, Miss Eggleston, whose tireless efforts had so much to do with the good music, and Clarence Eggleston, who did such splendid work with his orchestra.
 To all those who by their untiring eff forts made the entertainments of last Tuesday and Friday evenings so very successful the thanks of the village resi-