Connecticut western news., 1910-07-28
NEWS OE THE WEEK,

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 Mrs J. s. Chaffee is visiting friends in Gloucester, Mass.
 A local telephone has been installed in the Methodist parsonage.
 W. Baker made a business trip to New Haven Wednesday last.
 Mrs Theodore Holland, Sharon, Mass, is at her old home for brief visit.
 August F the Methodist society will hold it's annual fair on the church lawn.
 Mrs Frances Mason, went to New York on Wednesday, returning Thurs day.
 E. J. Reed, who has been very ill, en- tered the Sharon hospital for treatment, Monday.
 Miss Florence Buownide, New York City, has been recent guest of Miss Mollie Knight.
 MT and Mrs Harold B. Hamlin, New Britain, are spending fortnight at the Hamlin home.
 MT and Mrs Charles Knight, Chicago, are guests at the home of his father, Dr W! W. Knight.
 Mrs G. Walter Morgan and daughter. Danbury, are spending the month at Amile Deveaux's.
 Miss Margaret Kruger, West Haven, is to spend the remainder of the summer at A w Lambs
 Miss Ethel Klebes, who employed in the Telephone Exchange, Waterbury, is home for a vacation.
 MT and Mrs Symthe and Mrs Symthe motored over from Providence and are guests at the Putnam home.
 Invitations bidding all to the Busy Bee fair have been distributed. We'd nesday, July 27, is the date.
 Miss Elizabeth Bullious, who now re- sides in Greenwich, N. Y, is spending few weeks at the Taghkanie Inn.
 There was trouble with the water main on Monday last, there being bad leak near the Congregational church.
 At the hospital, Friday, @ daughter was born to Mrs James Michie, and on Saturday son to Mrs Jacob Tompkins.
 Miss Jessie Gay is cruising with friends on the Great Lakes. Miss Geor- gie Gay was in New York City last week.
 Miss Harriet Paris and Miss Mary Swan, Garden City, were recent guests of the Rev and Mrs L. H. Schwab at Osio Farm.
 Union services will be held in the Congregational church, Sunday. The sermon will be preached by the Rev I. T. White.
 Miss Mabel Adams, Chicago, will spend the remainder of she summer with her aunt, Mrs Phoebe Lasher, at Hotch- kiss Farm.
 MT and Mrs I. N. Bartram, with their granddaughter, Miss Helen Moore, mo- tored over to Bedding for the day, last Thursday.
 The Rev l. T. White was ill on Sun day last. There were, therefore, no ser vices in the Congregational church. He is improving. The garden at the Hotchkiss Farm , produced sweet corn and cuoumbers for dinner on July %. No one has report, ed corn earlier.
 Mrs Sabine, Mrs Flanagan, Sharon, eI Mrs McMaster, Amen a Union, and Mrs Francis Ore Hill, have recently left the Sharon hospital, much improved. r Work will soon be started upon the 3 new hospital building. The ground has been staked out, and the plans will soon be given out for competitive bids. 3 MT and Mrs Wm. B. Nesbet and sons were weekend guests at The Bartram The two boys, William and Edward, are f to remain for visit with their grand. mother, Mrs Wm F. Nesbet. 3 On account of so many entertainments being planned, the one that was to have q been given at the casino Saturday night a. by the Village Improvement Society mas been postponed to Iaser oate. Augustus Randall, who was bruised very badly when the horses attached tc the hayrAke which he was driving be- came frightened and ran, throwing and dragging him. is recovering. e Two picnics were held last week al Silver Lake,-one arranged by Miss Egg gleston for her Pratt friend. and the - other by some fond mammas at the InI a for their lads and lassies. Both were enjoyable.
 Mrs George A, Lamb, West Haven accompanied her sister, Mrs Ryan home from 8 recent visit. and spent Sun day with relatives, returning to home U on Monday. Miss Ruth Lamb was witE ' her for brief visit