Connecticut western news., 1910-03-17
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 at Oslo farm the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. George Q. Cole of New York spent Sunday at the Inn.
 Mrs. MaryLouoks is spending week in Cornwall with Mrs. Frank Loucks.
 Mrs. Arthur Lamb attended the fune- ral of relative at Stamfordvllle, N. Y. on Tuesday last
 MT. and Mrs. E. P. Hazard entertained a large party of friends on Wednesday evening of last week.
 Mrs. J. A. Moore, and son Clare, of Millerton spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. E. B. St. John.,
 G. B. Hamlin met with serious loss one day recently; valuable horse, the pet of the family, dled. The Misses Mary and Clara Smith spent Sunday in Cornwall at the home of their brother, David.
 Henry Knight and Roy Klebes, who have been i'll Florida during the winter, have returned to their homes.
 New walls, hardwood floors, painting and papsriug are some of the improve nIenrs at the residence of Dr. Chaffee.
 Mrs. F. B. Hamlin returned to her home Monday, having spent the week at the home of her son on Sharon Noun tain. s5..
 Edward Smith, who moved from here to New York last spring, is visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs. R. Mar ckres. MT. and Mrs. G3orge Blohm of Wells vile, O., and Miss Anna Flanagan last week visited MT. and Mrs. Thomas Elan nagan. ......- i.. O. 8. Jackson has set up a gaso- .lene engine to supply the water power at his farm and the windmill formerly used has boen removed.
 Mass will be celebrated at St. Bernard church Saturday at 10 8. m. in memory of Mrs. August Pequigney. Friends and relatives are invited.
 Mrs. A. R. Woodward of Winsted, who came to attend the funeral of Charles Buckley at Amenia Union. was with her sister Mrs. John Lovell,a part of the week.
 G. B. Hamlin las made a COL tract with the school board to furnish trans portation to the Mountain school for his children during bad walking and weather. The Sharon basketball team journeyed to New Milford by carriage and rail to play the game and defeated their op- ponents, the New Milford five by scol @ of 26 to 23.
 A party was held at the. Taghkanic on Wednesday for Miss Annies Bierce, where she entertained large number of her, young friends, with music. games and much fun for all
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Hillies of Pitts Lurgh spent Sunday with the latter's larents, MT. and Mrs. John Lowell. Miss Helen Lowell accompanied them to their home to spend the coming summer.
 Miss Bertha Fay of the Bartram has contracted with Eggleston 6 Livingston who will erect bungalow in the rear of the Bartram grounds for a residence for her parents, MT. and Mrs. Gaston Fay of Wellesley, Mass. Work is to be begun at once.
 MT. and Mrs. E. H. Middlebrook en- tertained the euchre club at their home Wednesday evening. At the close of the evening the score cards showed Mrs William Cox as winner of first prize and Mrs. A. Middlebrook, second. J. A. Hadden took first, prize for gentlemen and William Cox was 8 close second. The minstrel troupe is practicing three times a week for the entertain ment which is to be presented on the evenings of March 29 and April 1. Tuesday night, the first rehearsal at the Casino was held and good progress made. An entire new program in two acts has been prepared and first-class artists secured for the specialties Due notice of tho sale of seats will be given and it is expected that the entertain nent will be the event of the season.
 The following music will be given i'll Christ church Easter Sunday morning at 1915:
 Organ Concerto. ...........-...Ha Handel Wedding Music, "Lohengrin." Wagner Angels Farewell. l.......,.........El Elgar
 (Drenn of Gerontius)
 IO:CO q. h.: Te Deum in E flat Marchant Renedictus in E flat. ...... Carnryde Kyrie Eleison i'll E E.........,G Gower OffertorY Anthem ill A,
 "This is the day the Lord hath made" Concluing Voluntary .........E. V. Hall March Triumphale. .....F. Archer The following books have recently been placed i'll the library: The Govern 7papt Of ICnolan6 vO1c T,oIUa11. Novv