Connecticut western news., 1910-03-10
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Born, Feb. 27, a son to MT. and Mrs. Raymond Fish
 Mrs. Arthur Duane has been in New York the past few days.
 Mrs. Wallace Davis of Johnstown, N. Y, is with her sister, Mrs. 0. W. Brown.
 0. H. Eggleston has been several day s in New York city on business and pleas ure.
 Mrs E. J. Per Lee was ill New York Friday and Saturday to consult her ocu- list.
 Frank Roselle of Bronx Park, N. Y., was home for few days with his pa rents.
 Francis Miller has the library mem- bership for the coming month from Room f.
 Superintendent of Schools Wheeler was in town over Sunday, guest at the Bartram.
 Communion service was observed in the morning service of the three churches of the village last Sunday.
 The "Busy Bees'' of the Congrega- tional Society met with Miss Harriet Eggleston Friday afternoon.
 Anna Laughlin has secured the Li- brary privilege for the month of March from Room 9, Miss Wilbur, teacher.
 Rev. T. B. Smith has returned from his trip through Florida looking and feeling much benefited by his vacation.
 Miss Nina Hotaling taught the school Ill Hartwell District, Thursday and Fri day, in place of Mss Scott who was ill.
 Miss Daisy Landon has gone to West wood, N. J., and, i'll company with friend there, opened a millinery esta- blishment.
 A midday New York mail is now received and dispatched from Sharon postoffics, arriving at 1:05, and leaving at 3:30 p. m.
 Charles Rhynus was taken ill and re- moved to the hospital week ago. He is improving slowly under the treat ment there.
 We learn that Thomas Powers is being made comfortable by his nurse, MT. Dibble. and is stronger and is able to sit up much of the time.
 MT. and Mrs. John Jackson who are in Monsey, N. Y, at present are to move to MT. Jackson's farm home on Sharon Mountain about April 1.
 At meeting of the school board, Mon day, 1t was voted to close the White Hollow school, their being but two or three pupils in the district.
 Recent real estate transactions: The purchase of the Munroe farm by Will liam Davison and the sale of the Pellew place to L. P. Conner. both places in Ellsworth.
 The young son of MT. and Mrs. F. E. Byron underwent an operation at the hands of Dr. Paker of the New York eye and ear infirmary last week. MT. and Mrs. Byron accompanied him to New York.
 At the adjourned town meeting held Monday, the 7th, vote was taken to lay 12-mill tax. Last year it was 10 mills, but the inCreaae now made Is probably due to the high cost of living or something else.
 Owing to the illness of Dr. Morgan the Lenten service of Friday evening was omitted. Rev Dr. Apstice of New York city supplied the pulpit Sunday morning aud afternoon. It is announced that Dr. Morgan will be able to resume his work this week.
 Died, Sunday, March 6, Robert Wes- ley, infant son of MT. and Mrs. Charles w. Brown. The funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 clock. Rev. w. A. Mackey officiated. The burial was made at Hillside cemetery.
 Rev Irving White of Port Chester, N. Y, was present and gave the prepara- tory lecture Friday afternoon, and occu- pied the pulpit Sunday morning and evening at the Congregational church. He expects to move his family here the present month and become the perma- nent pastor.
 A recent employee of Deacon J. B. Smith, known as Adam" who has in the past six years of life ill this country accumulated the small fortune of $l2OO by strict economy and tireless industry has started upon his journey homeward, where he hopes to spend the rest of his life. He was Q native of Russia and sailed for that land a week ago.
 The streets were without lights the past week owing to high water at the power house. No lights were in the houses here Wednesday and Thursday ln.. t..,,