Connecticut western news., 1910-05-26
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Miss Louise Jackson IS visiting friends on Town Hill, Salisbury.
 Miss Grace Hotaling is at Kingston, N. Y, with an invalid aunt.
 Miss Mabel Handlin is visiting friends in Wlnsted and Torrington.
 Miss Cornelia J. Ryan was home from Brooklyn for a weekend visit.
 Friends of E. J. Per Lee will be sorry to learn that he has been quite poorly of late.
 Services were conducted 1n the Ad- vent Chapel Sunday last by Frank Stickles.
 Mrs. O. E. Hoag, of Amenia, and little Miss Carolyn, have been visiting Mrs. William Mon.
 Sharon Inn cottage is occupied again this year by the family of s. Ii. Wake man of New York.
 The family of John D. Luke of New York have rented the Sedgwick cottage for the summer season.
 MT. and Mrs. George o. Cole with New York friends were week guests of Mrs. $. Kirby at the Inn.
 Arrangements have been made by O. s. Jackson to supply certified milk to customers during the summer.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prindle and MT. and Mrs. c. M. Prindle were in Litch- field few days ago calling upon W. w. Peck.
 Miss Mary Garter accompanied the Misses Gay upon an automobile trip to New York and returned the first of the week.
 Miss May Kinney, who is attending College at New Rochelle, N. Y, has been elected president of the sophomore class. t-
 The rumor regarding the closing of the high school has been promptly con- tradicted bY the school board of the town.
 The ladies aid society of the M. E. church will meet for work Wednesday afternoon of this week with Mrs. F. w. Dalzin.
 Miss Nina Hotaling assumed the duties of post office clerk last week in place of Miss Per Lee, who was taking her vacation. t
 Rev. w. A. Mackey was in New York Monday, consulting specialist in regard to partial loss of hearing, the result of a grippe attack.
 Mrs. Fred Everett Smith, of Chicago, and MT. and Mrs. George A. Lamb, of West Haven, are spending the week with friends here. ... Edward Gager and Miss Barnum who have been here since the death of Miss Margaret Gager, have returned to their home in Lime Rock.
 Mrs. Myra Hotchklss and the members of her household who have been ill Orlando, Fla, have returned and open ed their summer home.
 W. w. Peck, who has for many years conducted an up-to-date livery in this village has sold share of his business to c. M. Prindle 6 Son.
 A carload of oil has been drdered and there IS an early prospect of the roads being oiled, not only in and about the village but the road to Sharon station also.
 Mrs. A. A. Bates, who has been the guests of friends ill this vicinity the past three weeks, terminated her visit with Miss Carrie White on Saturday last and returned to her home in New York
 Tickets for the entertainment given by the Sharon minstrels are OH sale at the Sharon Pharmacy and frequent rehearsals are taking place. A full house is anticipated. Benefit of St. Bernard society.
 The womans foreign missionary so- ciety held it's monthly meeting ill the chapel Thursday afternoon last. A re- port of the missionary convention held in New Haven last week was made by Miss Jessie Gay. Luther Brown was quite seriously in- iured on Monday by fall from his wagon, his horse becoming unmanage- able through fright. A serious result is not anticipated though he has several deep scalp wounds.
 MT. H. l. Lewis and Miss Lewis of Brooklyn are occupying the former Townsand place, W. W. Hall and family of New York the Sewall cottage, and MT. and Mrs. Robert A. Gardiner of New York the Smith residence.
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 PULPIT AND PEW