Connecticut western news., 1907-04-04

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 Leonard Roselle has resigned hls place at George Klebes, and gone to Plymouth.
 Miss Eleanor Crawford of New York was a recent guest of her sister, Mrs. B. Seeholzer.
 There were services on Easter Sunday at the Methodist church and good at- tendance.
 Fifty of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Liners friends enjoyed last Wednesday evening at their home.
 Miss Tobin, who has been caring for Miss Bullions, has returned to the New Haven hospital. ...
 w. G. Ringier and family of New York will occupy the Tiedeman house again this season.
 Henry Houghtaling of Falls Village has entered the employ of George Bierce at the Benedict farm. Percy Harris, who has been employed at the depot in Sharon station, is now to work for George Kirby.
 Mrs. Walter Teidman and sister Flor ence Fry, of Amenia, were guests of Misses Tiedman Sunday. .-
 MT. and Mrs. Harvey Dean spent Sunday with Mrs. Deans parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. P. Hazard. Miss Sarah Wilbur has returned to her home in Amenia, as Mrs. James Wilbur now has nurse. Misses Eva Landon and Clara See holzer of Carmel N. Y are spending East CT their vacation at their homes.
 The Rev. B. Seeholzer is in New York attending conference. All Sharonites hope that he will be returned here.
 James Nelly of Millerton has moved into George Bierce's tenant house. Richard Scott goes to Charles Liners.
 William Klebes, jr.. left last week for New York, where he has accepted a po- sition as bookkeeper for the United Cigar Go.
 The funeral of Aaron Handlin was held at his home in West Cornwall, Saturday afternoon. Burial in Hill- side Cemetery. 6
 D. N. Eggleston is directing the re- pairs at the Congregational parsonage. It is hoped to have it in readiness for the new pastor May 1.
 Among those who are spending their Easter vacation at their homes are AL fred Deming, St. Paul's, and Henry Knight, Hotchkiss.
 Miss May Smith of New Haven spent Easter Sunday with her brother, Rev. Fr. T. B. Smith. She presided at the organ in St. Bernard's church Sunday.
 The Rev. Allyn Foster preached in the Congregational church Sunday morning and evening, and delivered two very interesting sermons, appropriate to the day.
 Mrs. Charles H. Marvin and Lloyd Marvin of New Canaan, Conn.,, who came to attend the funeral of Baldwin Reed, remained few days to visit friends in town.
 Charles Teator moved from E. K. Deans tenement house into John Bar num's house, George Reed moved his family into the Clark house, and Henry Honour takes his place on H. V. D. Reeds farm.
 The following are the newly elected officers of the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church. President, Mrs. A. J. Bostwick; vice-president. Mrs. Antone Walters; secretary, Mrs. F. W. Dalzin; treasurer, Mrs. Frank A. Wike. Enjoyable and interesting Easter exer- cises were held in Christ Church Sunday. Holy communion was celebrated at 8 o'clock, sermon and communion at reg ular hour. At 4 in the afternoon came the children's Easter carols, and prize and flower distribution.
 The first page of to-day's paper is par ticularly Interesting to Sharon folks. "Sharon's Friend" has communication relative to the village, and in faying the telephone monopoly, Hon. D. T. i Warner of Salisbury, refers to Sharon as an illustration of what the independ- ent telephone companies have done in competition with the monopoly, as he styles it.
 The festival and dance held in theICa. sino Tuesday evening, for the benefit of St. Bernard's church, netted about $250 The $20 gold piece was won by Anna Barry, daughter of David Barry of Amenia. There was large attend ance, and an unusually pleasant even } ing was enjoyed. As soon as practicable , the cemetery improvements, for whict this money was raised will be begun.