Connecticut western news., 1910-01-13
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 Miss Clemantiae Tiedeman is in New York for the month of January.
 w. K. Landon is confined to his bed with light attack of pneumonia.
 Mrs. John Lowell is assisting i'll the > care of the patients at the hospital.
 Miss Esther Dunbar is patient at the hospital, entering on Saturday last.
 Miss Mary Mackey spent Sunday ill Brooklyn with her mother and sister. Miss Daisy Landon is spending a few weeks with friends in New York city. F. w. Dakin has disposed of his coal business to Eggleston 6 Livingstone. Miss Clara Peabody has resigned her position as post master at Vassar Col lege
 Mrs. Arthur Lamb and Mrs. F. L. Bristol Were weekend visitors to New Yoik.
 James Wi2gin of New York and Sharon was a guest of G. L. Smith over Sunday,
 Miss Harriet Dakin, of Millerton, is visiting at the home of her brother, F. w. 1 akin.
 0. w. Brown entered the hospital On Sa :urday & if ring from recurrence f his old trouble.
 Raymond Jackson, who recently re- turned from Winsted is at the home tf MT. and Mrs. 0. s. dickson.
 The ladies of Rose Chapter, Q. E. s. will hold card party at the close of the regular meeting Jan. 18th.
 The hearing of the accounts against the Chevillott estate before the commls- sioners took place yesterday.
 Rev Irving White, of Port Chester, N. Y, occupied the pulpit ill the Con- gregational church on Sunday last.
 Edward Rathbun, who has been at the hospital recently for treatment, has returned to his home on the mountain. Miss Aida Bristol, of Amenia, reg turned to her home Sunday having spent a few days with her nIece, Mrs. William Mow.
 MT. and Mrs. William Pestor, who have been at the Inn during the winter h we gone to New York for few months.
 Miss Kate Whitford. who has been snowbound with friends in Canaan since before Christmas returned to her home on Sunday last.
 Born: January T, 1910, a daughter to MT. and Mrs. c. s. Hamlin. Miss Hatch nurse, is looking after the wants of the young lady and all concerned are doing well.
 MT. and Miss Mackey entertained the formers Sunday school class on We'd nesday evening of last week. Games, music and refreshments passed a pleas ant evening.
 The meeting of the Ladies Guild was held in Parish hall and supper served on T .ursday afternoon last. Epiphany Service began in Christ Church on Thurs day morning, January 6.
 We understand that Lyman Rhoades has bought from the G. L. Smith prop erty piece of land containing about fourteen acres and upon which there is an ideal spot where he intends ill the a near future to build summer home. The annual meeting of the Sharon Bible society was held at the Methodist church Sunday evening, Gilbert L.. Smith, president, presiding. After the opening exercises MT. Smith presented MT. James Wiggin of New York who spoke upon the work of the New York City Bible society of which he has been Dr. Morgan of Christ church followed and paid glowing tribute to the work of the British and Foreign Bible society and made all earnest appeal for assist ance ill the furtherance of all Bible society work. MT. White of the Con- gregational church also told of the great and good work being done by the Bible societies throughout the world The report of the treasurer showed the amount to be forwarded to the parent society as $228. The same beard of off cers was reelected. R K. Woodward was made recording secretary in place of E. Franklin Gillette, deceased, and the pastor of the Congregational church first vice-president in place of Rev C l.. Forte.
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