Connecticut western news., 1914-03-26
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 MT. Frank Roselle. of Woodlawn, N. Y, spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Roselle. ...
 Miss Abbie Smith, of West Cornwall. has been spending the past week at the home of her brother, MT. D. F. Smith.
 Mrs. Geo. W. Hertzel is spending the week in the metropolis. &-, ..,@
 Mrs. G. A. Kelsey. who has been spending the past month in Amsterdam. N. Y. returned to her home on We'd nesday. ... t-a.. ..-.t
 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Newman, and Henry Newman, of Naugatuok, Conn.,. were In town to attend the funeral of their aunt. Mrs. Carl Mow, last week.
 The Grange have started rehearsing for the play Mot Such Fool as He Looks." which is to be given soon after Easter. The cast of characters is good one and sure to draw full house.
 The Sharon boys went to Amenia last Tuesday night to play basketball and came home defeated, Score r and 19. favor of Amenia. It is remarkable that the Sharon boys play as well as they do with no practice, though at present they have been having basket practice in 8 barn which one of our villagers has kindly let them use and thus far no broken windows. empty bottles or stolen seals have been reported. 's-
 Gerald Eggleston and David Tough taling, of Hotchkiss School, Lakeville, are spending their spring vacation at their respective homes here in town.
 The teachers of our village school are enjoying their vacation with friends out of town. Miss Ordway, Asst, Prin. cipol is with her parents in Newark. N, J.. Miss Donahue is in Holyoke. Mass. {; Miss Smith Tn Pleasantville. N. Y., and Miss Robinson in West Cornwall and Pittsfield, Mass. -
 Miss Edith Landon who has been spending the winter in New York re- turned to her home on Monday last.
 A new and up to date McCaskey Reg ister has been installed in 0. H. Eggles- tons Drug Store. This is great con- venience and fine system which every business man should possess as it does away with the monotonous and unsatis- factory posting and ledger keeping.
 On Saturday, March 28 there will be another of those popular cake sales held at the Drug Store all the p. m. beginning at 3 o'clock. Benefit Piano Fund, Con- gregational Church. It will be remem- bered one of these were held a short time ago and proved a great success Kindly bear thls in mind Saturday p. m at the Drug Store. Cakes on exhibition in the large window.
 The Woman's Club met this Monday D. m. at the home of Mrs. F. w. Dakin with Mrs. Dakin and Miss Hattie DakiE as hostesses. The next meeting will be held at the home of the President, Mrs J. K. Ackley on Monday, March 30.
 Mrs. Mary Belden is on the sick lis suffering with the grippe.
 The "Fine" Social held at the M. E. Church parlors last Friday evening wal well attended and proved to be very amusing as well as a most enjoyable af fair. The sum of about eight dollar! were realized. a.'a
 
 The family of ". R. Houghtaling are spending the week in New York city Mrs. P. R. Harris and son Iceland o1 Newburgh are visitors at the home oi MT. and Mrs. Robert Harris.
 Pupils having perfect attendance fol the Winter Terms are as following
 Grade and 3, Bernice Hamlin, Al bert Fairchild. ..r @...
 Grades 3 and 4, Charles Byron, Evelyn Hamlin, Marie Jackson, Eliza beth Middlebrook, Henry Couse, Helen Davis, Mlllicent Rood, Henrietta Thomp kins,
 Grades and 6, Ruth Bristol, Alice Muir, Walter Byron, Agnes Fakey. Mar jorie Hand, Alfred Klebes, Ruth Lamb John Olson.
 Grades and s. Marion Baker, Harold Klebes, Helen Lamb, Anna Loughlin Adelbert Middlebrook, Richard Mur- tagh, Hazel Pitcher, Ethel Whitney, Hazel Bates. Eldred Hamlin. David Olson. Margaret Pitcher, Leslie Rhynus
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