Connecticut western news., 1910-01-06
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Schools open for the midwinter term Monday Jan. 3.
 Miss Elna Liner is home from Water bury for the holiday vacation.
 Born Dec. 25, 1909, a daughter to MT. and Mrs. Henry Morehouse.
 L. J. Sprague and son Robert of New York were recent guests at the Inn.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. White spent the recent holidays with friends at Holyoke, Mass.
 John Heady of Wfnsted recently spent a few days with his mother, Mrs. May Heady.
 Mrs Ceceia Sherman, Sharon Inn guest. is visiting her daughter ill Pough- .keepsie.
 The ice harvest begins this week with Wike cutting on Nudge and Prindle on Beardsley.
 Mrs. Edward Howe who has been suf fering from an attack of rheumatism is much better.
 George Conklin returned few days ago from visit to friends in Waterbury and Wlnsled.
 The Union services of the Congrega- tional and Methodist churches have been discontinued.
 Mrs. W. A. Mackey, who has been ill several weeks i'll Brooklyn is gradually srajninc in Strenpth
 Carrier Whitford has been ill the past fortnight and Robert Prindle is deliver ing mall on hls route.
 Jack Hall, of New York, who has been , spending the week " with friends returned d to his home Saturday.
 Carl Koehn moved last week to Bed ford, N Y, where he has the oversight of the Marquand estate.
 Miss Elizabeth Gillette spent last week at the home of her sister, Mrs. w. A. Hotchki>s, in Millerton.
 Miss Emallne Palmer has been engaged ito teach the Ellsworth school ill the place of Mrs. Page, resigned.
 The officers of Rose Chapter were in- stalled last evening. Hamilton Lodge, F. 6 A. M. on Friday evening.
 John 0. Jackson who is making his home with his brother, 0. s. Jackson, is spending the week in Canaan.
 Mrs. Louise Townsend spentIthe hol- idays at her rooms here and at her bro- ther's home on Sharon Mountain.
 Rev. Angelo Dougherty, of Cambridge preached in the Congregational church last Sunday morning and evening.
 MT. and Mrs. George G. Cole and MT and Mrs. Robert Geer, of New York, were New Year guests at Sharon Inn.
 Miss Kathryn Hotaling was the guest of Miss Jessie Gordon for the New Year week at the latter's home in Hackensack, N. J..
 Charles Haight has resigned his posi- tion as sexton of Hillside Cemetery and accepted the janitorship of the village school
 Mss May Kerry entertained Miss Florence Knibbe, of Amenia Union and Miss Ida Hoag, of Dover, over the New Year day.
 Dr. Robert Knight has engaged Frank Shore for his farmer and the latter moved to the Knight tenement in the valley last week.
 Mrs. Frank Haines returned Monday from a visit over the holidays with her son at Bridgeport and also with friends at South Norwalk.
 Dr. and Mrs. Morgan were ill New York for New Years day; the former occupied the pulpit at his old church, "The Heavenly Rest"
 Mrs. E. H. Middlebrooks, Mrs. A. w. Lamb and MT. and Mrs. George 5. Klebes defied the elements and jour neyed to Bethany, to attend the we'd ding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. E. G. Pardee, held December 27.
 Arthur Lamb, who recently sold valuable colt to road contractor Pardee, left home Saturday for Bethany to de- liver the same. Before his return he expects to visit friends In New Haven and also the automobile show ill New York city.
 The following new books have recently been received at the library: "The Amer. jean Flower Garden," Blanchan; "The si,.l, rc, ZIi~.,u-y nf t',n U"iyar&c," I've, Wheeler "rhe Ls4ud of Long Ago." Hall:"Old Rose and Silver, "Reed; "The Goose Girl," MacGrath; "The Silver Horde" Beach; "When a Man Marries, Rlnehart.
 The concert gwen for the benefit of the Village Improvement Society at the Casino was @ success in the way of a musical treat and also financially. Es- pecially pleasing was the music ren, dered by Miss Helen Jacobs of New I