Connecticut western news., 1910-11-17
SHARON

guests OI MISS Mhy ETluIllo
 Miss Elizabeth VanRensselaer, who has been with her parents at their cot tage here the past month has returned to her New York home.
 Miss Bertha Prindle, whose school at Lime Rock has been closed for short time, has been at home during her vaca- tions.
 Mrs. B. K Markle, of Hurley, N. Y., was guest of MT. and Mrs. W. E Hotaling the past week.
 The Gay home was closed on Tuesday last for the first time in it's history. The occupants expect to spend the winter ill California after months sojourn at Sharon, Mass.
 Miss Mary Carter is visiting at the home of Mrs. Charles A. Mallory at Sherman, Conn.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Dakin are occupy ing the Dakin residence on the corner and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pulver have taken the apartment over the store.
 The young people of the Methodist Church will furnish supper in the church dining room tomorrow night Friday Nov. 18th from six o'clock on. The price, twenty five cents, is surpris- ingly low in proportion to the value furnished. for our girls have developed remarkable proficiency along this line. None can afford not to patronise this enterprise. The proceeds of the supper i'll be devoted to the expenses of the 7 oproaching Christmas festival. The < ter-supper hour will be given to the \ 'dinary innocent games and amuse- ments.
 The Union Thanksgiving Service will year The Rev. Irving E. White, Pastor of the Congregational Church will be the preacher.
 Another one of those popular card and social parties will be given in the chapter room on the evening of Nov. Is. Chair to be rallied off.
 The usual republican victory .here on election day could in no way make amends for the Hhelming defeat sustained in other quarters.
 Mrs. Emma Wheeler. widow of Henry Wheeler, died Nov. 8. at the home of her son, Grant, in Waterbury, Conn. She is survived by two sons and a daugh- ter, Mrs Charles Loucks, to whose home the remains were brought on Thursday and the funeral services were held at 3:30 that afternoon. Rev. Mir. Mackey officiating. Interment was at Hillside cemetery. a...
 The gift of $250 to each of the churches to aid in sustaining their work was made last week by R. R. Colgate. On all Saints Day Christ church received from Mrs. Colgate and Miss Prince beauti- full pair of altar vases filled with white roses in memory of their beloved sister
 An old fashioned New England sup per will be given in the dinning room of the Methodist church Friday evening Nov. IS by the young people of the society. The object of those interested is to raise funds for the Christmas festi- vities. Come and help out a good cause and eat one of those good suppers served at six o'clock and only 25 cents plate
 A party of 35 boys consisting of The Hill School, Potstown, Pa., football team coaches, instructors and rooters on their way to meet the Hotchkiss school team at Lakeville the next day, put up at Sharon Inn on Thursday night. They met and conquered, Score to O.
 The Village Improvement entertain ment committee are interested in some- thing of superior attractions to pass a part of the winter. Two plays of much merit have been secured and the parts assigned. It is expected that one will be produced about Christmas time and the other in January. .#-.
 DI' mOISdn, WnO IlaS Do6u HI Jue past fortnight IS able to walk out on the piazza and soon expects to resume his work. Rev, l.. H. Sohwab conducted the services in Christ church in his stead.
 Subscriptions to village Improvement Society since the last announcement are as follows, Frank Hotchkiss, BIO, John Liner $5, Wike Bros. $4, A. W. Walters, $1. The officers request that all bills against the Society, be presented for payment at once to MT. G. M. Marckres. the Treasurer. .. MT. and Mrs. F. L. Hart who have taken an apartment in New York City have gone to Bantam to arrange for 8 shipment of their household effects to that city.
 A pleasant surprise was given John Lowell at the Lambert on Friday evening last when forty five of his friends young and otherwise gathered there to meet him. Games, dancing and serving of attachments made the affair com.