Connecticut western news., 1909-12-02
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week with friends in Cornwall.
 The residence of Geo. B. Klebes has just been wired for electric lights.
 George Wilbur, Sharon's "jolly tar, :" was home for Thanksgiving visit.
 Russell Woodward of Winsted has been visiting Russell Cox recently.
 A teachers meeting will be held Sat turday morning, December 10, at 10 o'clock.
 Mrs. A. K Thayer closed her house Tuesday and has gone to New York for the winter.
 John Wakeman has gone to New York and has taken up the study of portraiture.
 F.. J. Sprague and son Robert of New York were guests at the Inn OH Friday a d Saturday.
 Miss Mary Baker of Kingston, N. Y., is on a fortnlghts visit with MT. aud Mrs. w. Baker.
 Miss Helen Smith was home from tine DAnbury Normal School for the Thanks giving vacAtlou.
 Warren Brown and Miss Ella Thomp- son were guests at Luther Brown s over Thanksgiving.
 Mr. and Ms. k. L. Andrews, of Hud- son, N. Y., were the recent guests of MT. and Mrs w. K. LandOn.
 MT. and Mrs. w. w. Peck spent the past few days at Hartford, East Lltch- field aud adjoining towns.
 Frederick K Harris of Tiyoli, N. Y, was a recent guest of his uncle and aunt MT. and Mrs. Robert Harris.
 Mrs. Robert Harris spent the recent holiday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. J. Capron at Amenia, N. Y.
 Miss Dorothy Harris visited her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Percy Harris at Towners, N. Y, the latter part of the week.
 Rev W. A. Mackey and Miss Mary Mackey visited Brooklyn with the other DSmD0ES OI IuS1I 1du1l4y ONSI 1I0 ACOohV holiday. -'~.
 Miss Annie Eggles.on, a student of Pratt Institute, and Miss Cornelia Ryan were home from Brooklyn for the holi- day and weeks end
 Miss Lenda Tracy Hanks of New York and Miss Dorothy Hall of Omaha, Neb.,
 of Mr s nth at the Taghkanic.
 Mr and Mrs. E. B. St. John, Miss Minnie St. John and Mir and Mrs. H. B. Dakin spent Thanksgiving with Dr. and Mrs Moore at their home in Millerton.
 Miss Fann1e Robinson, teacher i'll Roon 4, was absent from her duties on Monday on account of illness. Miss Landon's services were secured as substitute.
 The "Busy Bee" Society of the Con- gtegational Church, have placed on the wall of the chapel, bronze tablet to the memory of the late B. Franklin Gillette, and, on Tuesday evening of this week memorial service was held. It was this date, Nov. 30, that was MT. Gillette's birthday.
 Deacons Everett and Smith, Willard Baker and H. Eggleston were appointed committee to supply the vacancy in the Congregational pulpit, caused by the resignation Of Rev. G. l.. Forte, who has gone to his new charge at Rockland Mass. Union services were held in the Methodist Church on Sunday evening last.
 Eggleston 6 Livingston have signed the contract with Prof. Spingarn of Columbia University, owner of Trout beck at Leedville, to enlarge, remodel and improve the buildings upon the place, the work to begin at once. A large sun parlor is to be added to the west side of the house and two story addition to he east side. The house is to be fitted with thorough system ot plumbing and new hee ting plant is tC be installed. The same firm has also contracted with L. VanAlstyne, to add to his residence, large piazza on the north and to remodel the front piazza.
 A wedding of considerable interest tc Sharon people occurred on Tuesday Nov 23, at St. Bernard church, where Miss Mary Nelly and Joseph Loughlil weTo united iii marriage. The Rev Father Smith performed the ceremony at 1O:15 a. m. tefors a chancel, whick had been beautifully decorated with hot house blossoms of rare beauty. Mis-. Kate Egan attended the bride and Peter Loughlin of New York was best man Messrs A. J. Harris and George Klab flesh acted as ushers. MT. and Mrs Loughlin went away on a honeymoon which was to include visit to Hartford and New Haven.> Upon their return they will start housekeeping ill rooms il Chas. Browns house which have already been furnished. Many articles were rc ceived as wedding gifts.
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