Connecticut western news., 1910-01-27
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week with friends in Cornwall.
 Dr. and Mrs. Chaffee were ill New York few day s early last week.
 Miss Jessie Gay is visiting a Smith College classmEte at Aurora, N. Y.
 J. J. Ryan was ill Scarsdale and Port Chester, N Y, part of the week.
 Fred Cublcy. Mrs. w. K. Landon and Dr. Bassett were ill New York the past week,
 St. Paul's Day will be observed at Christ church Tuesday by service at 10:30 a. m.
 Mir. and Mrs William Riley recently spent 8 part of the week with friends i'll Jersey City.
 Dr. Morgan who has been i'll New York tAe past fortnight returned to his home Monday.
 Miss May Prindle is visiting her friend, Mrs. Wells, at the latter's homo ill Wetlerstield.
 Services were held III the Adveht  Ephraim Allen of Torrington.
 Druggist Eggleston who has been sui tering tlom d severe attack of tonsllltls is at his place of business again.
 Friends of Mrs. William Knight were entertained at her home on Saturday last, the birthday of the hostess.
 Mrs. Harriet, Dunbar and Mrs. Chas. w. Everett of Cornwall Bridge were re- cent visitors to Mr. and Mrs. b. J. Per Lee.
 Miss Carrie LandOn is visiting ill Winsted On her return she will be accompanied by Ter grandfather, Ira Chapman.
 c. W. Brown who was an inmate of the hospital for ten days or more has recovered sufficiently from his attack to return home.
 Mrs. John Gill of Waterbury, Conn.,, who spent a week with her parents, MT. and Mrs. CorkerY, returned to her home Thursday last.
 The house formerly occupied by Dr. Townsend has been rented by Miss Wheeler to H. I. Lewis of Brooklyn for the summer season of 1910.
 The members of the Ladies' Guild met with Miss Prindle on Thursday after noon of last week and will this week be with Mrs. w. w. Peck at her home. =
 MT. and Mrs Robert Randall are visit ing friends in New York and during their absence will be guests of Rev and Mrs George Bennett at Jersey City.
 F. I. Peabody, I. N. Bartram and k. H. Middlebrook represented Hamilton Lodge, F. 6 A. M., at the meeting of the Grand Lodge ill Hartford last week.
 Miss Clara Peabody is home from Poughkeepsie, accompanied by little Miss Eckerline of that city, who is mak ing an extended visit at the Peabody home.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. I. Peabody are visit ing at the home of the formers sister, Mrs. L. E. Cucuel at Bristol, Conn. Before their return they will visit New York.
 The basket ball team of Sharon visited Lime Rock on Thursday evening of last week for game with the Lime Rock five; victory for Sharon by score of AS to 20.
 Miss Olive Smith of the Pittsfield Training School for Nurses is the new night nurse at the Sharon hospital where seven patlents are now receiving the best of care.
 Charles Walter of Dover has been attending to the customers at the barber shop during the absence of his brother, A. w. Walter, who spent part of the week in New York, accompanied by Mrs. Walter.
 The Patrons of Husbandry of Sharon are busy preparing the entertainment and supper for Tuesday evening when State Master Healey of Woodstock will be present to install the officers for the ensuing years.
 Miss Jane Walton entertained house party at her home i'll Canaan last week Among her guests were Miss May Prindle, Mrs. Bertha Morehouse, Miss Frances St. John and Mrs. H. B. Dakin of this village.
 Miss LeMon who for many years has carried on all extensive business in millinery ill the village has closed her rooms permanently in the CleaveIand building and is spending a few weeks at the home of MT and Mrs LeYi Whit ford before leaving Sharon.
 At meeting of the Congregational society held ill the church TT ursday afternoon of last week to consider the call of a pastor, the sentiment of the meeting was so equally divided that it was decided to invite Rev. MT. Fisher