Connecticut western news., 1910-03-03
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Charles Drake.
 G. B. Klebes was ill New York the first of tho week.
 Miss Georg1a Gay has been in New York @ few days.
 Miss Clara Peabody is spending the month in Brooklyn.
 The board of relief completed it's duties on Friday last.
 Master Kenneth Morehouse has been quite ill with tonsilitis
 JIG. Jackson is at the home of his brother, o. s. Jackson.
 Edward Eggleston of Poughkeepsle recently visited MT. and Mrs. D. N. Eggleston.
 No service was held in Christ church Sunday owing to the indisposition ot Dr. Morgan. W. J. Hotaling, who is engaged Ill business ill Poughkeepsie. was home oyer Sunday.
 Frank Northrop has been quite ill, needing the services of a physician several times.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Gray, who were ill the Wheeler tenement, have moved to New Milford.
 Mrs, Henry Lewis, who has been suf- fering from a prolonged attack Of grlp' is slowly recovering.
 Charles Rhynus, who is ill, was re- moved from his home to the Sharon hospital on Saturday.
 Miss Lena Lewis of Brooklyn has been the guest of Mrs. J. s. Chaffee few days the past week.
 Mrs. Mary Belden has returned to her home from the hospital where she has been a patient for several weeks,
 Ephraim Allen of Torrington con- ducted services in the Advent chapel Sunday morning and evening.
 The Ladies' Sewing Society of the Congregational church met with Mrs Fl. Peabody on Wednesday afternoon last.
 Joshua Chaffee and Ernest Everett, administrators of the Charles Munroe estate, were ill the village Monday pre- pairing to settle affairs.
 Rev. T. B. Smith and his party have been heard from in Jacksonville, Fla, where they are enjoying summer wealth CT, with the mercury at 80 in the shade. Henry Morehouse was in Paterson, N. J., Monday night, where he presided as installing officer of the local grange at their annual installation of officers Rev. W. A. Mackey went to Brook, lyn Monday where Mrs, Mackey remains still very i'll. Miss Mary Mackey has been with her mother the past few weeks.
 The Sharon basketball team met de feat in Canaan last Saturday evening through the superior work of the Ga naan five. Score 32 to IS. Just as WI expected!
 Druggist Eggleston is in New Yorl attending the meeting of his fraterna society at Columbia college. The meet ing is to be followed by a banquet an theater party.
 I. N. Bartram and a force of work men, are busy repairing and improvln the Brownell, preparatory to making his permanent home. Five hardwoo floors have been laid.
 Rev O. D. Bride, of Ohio, preache in the Congregational church Suuda morning and evening last. Rev. Irwin White, permanent pastor after Marc 20, will occupy the pulpit next Sunday
 George Conklin has charge of u Peck place and business during u absence of Mr. and Mrs. Peck. TT latter are we'll aware that neith property nor business will suffer und this competent management.
 Carpenters are at work at the II where partitions have been removed give greater office space and furnls room for new back stairway and Ian ing; also opening a more convenient al direct entrance to the dining-room.
 Sharon is we'll represented in Was ington society by Mrs. and Miss Carte who have been there since Christina and by Messrs. Boughton and Winchf ter who are stopping for few weeks their journey South; also by Mrs. Elil beth Powers, who will remain for sol tiH>c.
 Miss Mahon, representing the Hol Missionary work of the Methodist Ep copal church spoke in the Method church morning and evening, Feb, At the close of the evening session Missionary society was organized fr' among the young people to further cause, and 20 members enrolled
 Several changes are to be made Al r.