Connecticut western news., 1910-01-20
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pr. M. 0 Thompson returned Thurs day from visit to friends in Ithaca. N. Y.
 Dr and Mrs D. Parker Morgan are spending fortnight with New York friends.
 F. W. Dakin spent part of the week with his brother. James Dakin at Mount Kisco, N. Y.
 Mrs l. N Bartram is making an ex- tended visit at her daughters in Ger mantown, Pa.
 The Misses Molly Deming and Daisy Landon are visiting Mrs. E. K. Dimmock Rt Wcstwood, N J.
 Miss Fay, the hostess at the Bartram, recently entertained a friend, Miss Floyd of New York city.
 H. B. Dakin, F. L. Bristol, Charles Rhynus aud Harry Bartram visited tie automobile show ill New York last week.
 Rev. Samuel B. Cooper of West Brook field, Mass preached in the Congrega tional church Sunday. morning and evening.
 A sudden fall across the side of sleigh with the horses ill motion gave Edward Klebes two broken ribs on Saturday last.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Lamb were de- l,gates to the State Grange meeting which was held in Hartford Wednesday and Thursday last,
 SuperintenGent Wheeler, of New Lon don, was a guest at tho Bartram through out last week, while attending to his school duties in town.
 The "Wakeman Studio'' over Marck- 1es' jewelry store is being put i'll order MT. .Wakeman expects to be ready for business by February lst.
 A. M. Waitt, of New York city, whose mother is an invalid and who IS spend ing the winter at the Inn, was with her there few days this week.
 I. N. Bartram, E. P. Hazard, H. M. Hoag and O. H. Tiedeman comprise the committee to look up new quarters for Hamilton Lodge, F. 6 A. M.
 Mrs. J. J. Ryan is visiting her son ill Scarsdale, N. Y. From there she ex- poets to go to New Haven, returning to Sharon the latter part of the week.
 Work has begun on the "Brownell," I. lo., oF nd Mrs. I. N. Bartram after next spring. A thorough remodeing is to take place there
 At meeting of the Sharon Drainage Company held January ', the following officers were reelected: President, E. H. Middlebrook; Secretary, J. s. Chaffee; Treasurer F. A. Wike.
 The Ladies Guild, of Christ Church, met with Miss Warehouse Thursday af- ternoon. There were twenty members present and work upon articles for the annual midsummer fair is progressing nicely.
 A special meeting Cf Silver Lake Grange will be held Tuesday evening, January %, to install officers. State Master L. H. Healey, of Woodstock, Conn.,, will be present and preside as in stalling officer.
 At hearing before the commissioncr IS in regard to the claims against the es- tate of John B. Chevillott held Wednes- day, January 12, lawyers Baker, Lan- don and Nickerson were present. The commissioners were A. Pequigney, J. J. Ryan and L. VanAlstyne.
 Graduate and practical nurses of this vicinity are invited to register at the hospital, where nurses registering di- .rettory has been arranged. Application can be made to Miss Houston, head nurse, and parties desiring nurses scr. vices may be supplied through her.
 We regret to learn of the accident which befell Charles Corkery, an aged resident of the village, one. day last week. While attending to his duties at the barn he slipped upon the ice and fractured the hip bone. The bone was set, but the prospects are that he will be confined to the bed for many weeks.
 We notice some of the members of Hamilton Lodge measuring off building 3ots and getting options upon desirable properties, before deciding just where to erect building suitable for their us;' and that of other organizations. The G@vuc., Cf t':c ,S:no lHG annCR:.ar3 t,!G.: the entire building will be closed after April 1st unlGss previously sold. We may therefore expect soon to see erected building suitable for the accommoda- lion of the various orders of the vicinity
 At the last regular meeting of Hamil ton Lodge, No, 54, F. 6 A. M, the fol lowing persons were installed as officers fer the year ensuing, Past Master E.