Connecticut western news., 1910-09-08
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 Adolph Hansey has recently entered the hospital for treatment.
 David Fitzgerald. New York city, is visiting friends in the village.
 Mrs Mary Cole, New York, is now spending fortnight with Mrs Nisbet.
 The Methodist church will not be open for any evening service during Septem- Der.
 MT E. J, Per Lee does not improve and trained nurse is now in attend ance.,
 Thomas Higgins, New York city, has been recent guest of Mrs William Nisbet.
 MT and Mrs Pealow, Poughkeepsie, have been recent guests at Charles Ryan's.
 The Eastern Star are to give a public euchre in their chapter room, Wednes- day, Sept, 7th.
 This week witnesses the departure of many summer visitors. All seem loath to leave quiet restful Sharon.
 Mrs w. A. Mackey has been suffer ing another attack of her old trouble, but is somewhat better now.
 Percy Campbell, formerly principal of the Sharon High School, is spending a few weeks with friends in town.
 Miss Cogswell, who has been with Mrs Nisbet for the summer, returned 1 last week to her home in Jamaica.
 Miss Ruth Emory has returned from 8 two weeks visit at Pine Camp, N. Y., where she witnessed the military man. euyers.
 ~ w. W. Peck's auction on Wednesday was we'll attendsd-it was followed by a sale of household goods belonging to Otto Roose.
 Mrs William Supernaugh, Great Bar rington, and Miss Aida Bristol, Amenia, have been spending a few days with their niece, Mrs William Mow.
 Miss Mildred Baker, who is to attend the high school at New Paltz, NY, left home Friday. She was accompanied by MT. and Mrs. Baker and Marion.
 The Misses Jessie and Georgia Gay, accompanied by MT and Mrs E. s. Hol- land are enjoying motor trip through New England and over the Canadian border.
 Mrs Archie White is very i'll. Mrs Chas. Dalin is assisting in care of her case and trained nurse is in attendance Mrs White is reported some what i'm proved. ..
 Miss Elizabeth Mackey is home for two weeks. Dr Harmed, Brooklyn, with whom Miss Mackey makes her home when in Brooklyn, has been recent visitor at the parsonage.
 Miss Bessie Coffey and Va1berta Cof- fey who have been spending the sum- mer with their mother, Mrs James Will bur, have returned to Boston, there to resume their school duties.
 The Democrats caucus at 8 p. m. Friday, Sept. g, to nominate town officers for the coming year. The Republicans for the same purpose caucus the same day at 3 p. m.
 There are to be many new arrivals The autumn months here are very beau tiful, and the Inn, The Taghanic Inn, The Bartram and The Lambert are all booked for September and October.
 The registrar of voters will be at town hall, Thursday evening Sept. 15, from @. m. to p. m. receive applications for all who wish to be made voters and to add new names to the voting list.
 The Rev. and Mrs s. H. Barrett Northfeld, Mass, MT and Mrs A. B. Barrett, Pleasantville, N. Y, and MT and Mrs lillian Sperring, Waterbury with their children, are visiting at E. P. Hazards.
 Mrs George Bierce, who has been spending month at her farm, returned to Westwood, N. J., Monday, She has been making arrangements for the building of new barns to replace those destroyed by fire. The contract has been awarded and the work is to be l be began at once.
 The plans for the new hospital are now in the hands of the contractors Bids are soon to be in. William Pistor is the architect. and he had designed what appears to be commodious build ing and one which will be great addi. tion to the beauty and the convenience oJ the village.
 Mrs A. B. Gaburri, Brooklyn, who has been spending the summer at the Tagh- anic Inn, has left for the West to visit 8 daughter. She &vill return here for two months ill the autumn, earlier in the season, the Taghanic> guests celebrated her 80 birthday and chose for her a name "The Lady Gay" which is so fittingly indicative of her sprightly disposition and unusual activity.
 Big Summer Crowd
 There has not been season in many years when Sharon has been so filled with summer guests. The Inn and every boarding house has been taxed to it's utmost capacity and the residents all along the street have been beseiged with requests for lodging accomodations.
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