Connecticut western news., 1910-06-16
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Children's day was observed by the Congregational church Sunday morning at the usual service hour, and at the Methodist cnurch in the evening. Bap- tism of children took place at the morn ing service of both churches. .. Bills are out for the return of Conk- lin's tent show. June 16 at Liners field. Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Eggleston arc in Brooklyn attending the graduating ex- ercises at Pratt Institute, where their daughter, Miss Annie, is a member of the graduating class of the kindergarten department. 4-.. -. A large piazza is being erected upon the east side of the Ackley residence.
 The annual meeting of Sharon Fire District was held Monday evening, D.. N. Eggleston, chairman. The report of the treasurer, R. Marckres, showed the indebtedness for the year past had been paid and that $500 remained in the treasury, with over $400 to collect. The following officers were elected: Fire District Committee, H. M. Hoag, John Wakeman, O. W. Bassett. George Marolres, and John Monahan; Assessors, D. N. Eggleston, P. J. Kenny, aud E. B. St John; Board of Relief, E. H. Middle brook, O. Ryan, and o. s. Sedgwick; Treasurer, R. R. Marckres; Collector, I. N. Bartram; Clerk, W. Baker.
 Carl Koehn, who moved with his fam fly early in the year to Mt. Kisco, N. Y., where he is superintendent of 8 large estate, paid weeks visit to friends here. s...... .. Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Eggleston, Miss Eggleston, Master Gerald, Mrs. Gillette, Mrs. George Kirkby, MT. and Mrs. l.. VanAlstyne, George Conklin, and R. J. Livingston attended the wedding of Miss Sadie Eggleston and MT. Glendon Bites. at the home of the brides mother in Millerton, on Wednesday of last week. MT. A. J. Bostwick spent a couple of days in New York city last week.
 Superintendent of Schools, W. E.. I dlhCl OI ANOl '" "cA1h) hp1CUCA DuOI- ness of the school year on Thursday last and returned to his home. The week was spent by him in visitation and ex- animation of the various schools of the town. "."
 Mrs. Foster Cook of Ancram Lead Mines, has been recent guest of Mrs. William Morr,
 "A Circus Girl" so successfully pro- duced at the Casino Friday evening by the Amenia troupe, drew a crowded house, every seat and even standing room being monopolized. The gross receipts, amounting to over two hundred dollars, were divided with Hamilton Lodge, F. 6. A. M. This play is to be repeated June 22, for the benefit of Rose Chapter, o. E. s.
 Miss White is entertaining at "The Lambert" the following guests; Miss Marjory L. Schoonmaker, Miss Louise Mansfield. Miss Marietta Edgerton, George B. Schoonmaker, Dr. H. 0. Thompson, Miss Hyde, Miss Isabel 0. Hyde, Miss Grace M. Hyde. and Clifford Hyde, all of New York city.
 Mrs. George F. Leggett and Mrs. E. D. Thurston of New York city were guests of Mrs. I. N. Bartram for a few days recently.
 Miss Mary Weed of Lakeville spent Sunday with Mrs. Walter Bartram.
 Mrs. Mcleod and daughters, Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur Marble and son and MT and Mrs. Norton of New York city are guests for the month at the Bartram
 E. M. Dakin of Iroquois, Ont, spent a night with his brother, 0. B. Dakin.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Albert Schwat sailed last week for a summer in Europe
 Miss Henrietta Schwab and her uncle MT. Van Past of New York, arrived al Oslo Farm on Friday last, for the sum mer's sojourn.
 Rev. L. H. Schwab will occupy Dr Morgan's s place in the pulpit of Christ church during the present month.
 Dr. J. Schoffee, Dr. Bassett, P. 0 Campbell and Dr. NJ. Thompson at tended the meeting of the University Club at Norfolk on Friday evening last
 MT. St J. Boughton is spending few days with friends in Brooklyn.
 A trainman of the New York Centra
 
 road, who WIS injured Saturday nigh