Connecticut western news., 1910-02-10
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visiting her aunt, Mrs. c. w. Hertzel. Frank Roselle of Bronx Park, N. Y, spent few days at home recently.
 Mrs. P. J. Kenny returned Saturday from visit to her parents ill Amenia. Miss Alice Wakeman spent few days of last week with Mrs. Marckrcs. MT. and Mrs. A. M. Watt of New York were guess at the Inn over Sun- day.
 Mrs Edward DAkin, of Iroquois, Canada, is visiting friends in and about town.
 Miss Georgia Gay spent last week with Mrs. k. $. Holland at Sharon, Mass.
 A sleigh load of young people attend ed the Lakeville entertainment on Fri day night.
 Mrs. E. B. St. John spent the past week with her daughter Mrs. J. Moore, at Millerton.
 Mrs. ". ". Knight entertained tLo Ladies sewing society on Wednesday afternoon last.
 P. J. Kenny has been i'll New York part of the week selecting goods for Glllette's store.
 Two of the twelve patients at the Sharon hospital have so far recovered as to be dismissed.
 Mrs. Mary Belden was removed to the hospital a few days ago suffering from an attack of grip.
 Miss Susan Hayes Ward of Newark. N. J, recently spent week with her friend Miss Helen Smith.
 Miss Perkins mourns the loss of her dog, a Scotch terrier named "Laddie," :" who has strayed from home.
 F. J. Sprague was up from the city on Monday on business. Lawyer Warner, of Salisbury, was also in town.
 Mrs. D. N. Eggleston returned to her home Saturday from visit of several days at the Hamlin homestead.
 Mrs F. L. Hart of Bantam was at the
  w. Peck few days last week.
 The board of relief met Feb. and I sto receive complaints as to taxation; the next meeting will be held Feb. IA.
 Rev, Irving White, of Port Chester, N. Y, preached on Sunday last, morn ing and evening, in the Congregational church.
 The Ladies' Guild of Christ Church met at Parish hall on Thursday after noon. After the sewing hour the usual monthly banquet was spread.
 Friends of Miss Jessie Gordon will be interested to know that she has entered the Danbury hospital and is taking the two years course necessary to become a graduate nurse.
 Superintendent Wheeler spent last week ill town, a guest at ths Bartram. The mid winter examinations prepared by him are taking place this week ill all school grades above the fourth.
 J. J. Fahey, the hustling cattle deal 
 New York market this week. He is selling a large number of new milch COWS and springers this winter.
 An adjourned church meeting of the Congregational society will be held Thursday, February 10, an 3:30 p. m., to act upon the matter of selecting pas tor from the two recent candidates.
 Charles Corkery, who a few weeks since fell and fractured his hip bone is doing as well as could be expected. MT. Per Lee remains about the same and Thomas Powers is more comfortable.
 w. w. Peck was ill New York last Tuesday to consult a specialist in regard to the state of his health. Though suf- fering from no organic disease, he is advised to refrain from all business cares and devote his time to complete rest Rev. w. A. Mackey and Miss Mary Mackey have been in Brooklyn the past few days MT. Mackey returned Satur- day and his daughter remains with her mother for a few weeks; when it is hoped the latter will be sufficiently i'm proved to return to her home.
 Dr. D. Parker Morgan, rector emeritus of the Church of the Heavenly Rest, New GOrk city conducted the funeral services of Judge Edward Patterson, presiding judge of the Appellate Divi- sion of the Supreme Court, on Monday of last week.
 The Ladies' Aid society reorganized re- gently at the home of Mrs. F. w. Dakin electing officers for the ensuing year as follows:- president, Mrs. A. J. Bost- wick; vice-president, Mrs. O.. H. Tlede- man; secretary, Mrs. F. A. Wike; treas urer, Mrs. Tiedeman. Last week S meeting was held at the home of Mrs.