Connecticut western news., 1910-09-29
.* SHARON *
AROUND TOWN.


 Ebenezer Rhynus. Milbrook, recently visited at the home of his cousins, MT. and Mrs Charles Rhynus
 Letters unclaimed in Sharon postofice September IT !; Miss Lucy Healey, Mrs N. l.. Bates, Mrs William E. Trotter.
 Ned Hazard, Clayton Watler and Gerald Eggleston are students at Hotch- Kiss School, which opened on Thursday last
 Mrs David Smith and her two daugh- ters, Cornwall Bridge, visited at the home of Deacon and Mrs J. B. Smith for few days recently. .s...
 Rev E. F. Chichester, assistant princi- pal of the Hampton Institution of Vir- ginia, will preach in the Congregational church unday morning Oct. 3.
 At a meeting of the Registrars, Town Clerk and Selectmsn, Saturday, there were eleven voters made and twelve added, increasing the voting list by 23.
 Rev Sydney Usher, assistant minister of St. Bartholomew church, New York city, was guest oyer Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs w. R. Houghtaling.
 MT Richard Smith was up from New York for the week, returning Monday accompanied by his mother, who has leen a guest at the Bartram during the lmmer.
 Eggleston 6 Livingston have secured | e contract to build the farm barn on ie Chaffee place in Ellsworth, replacing D one recently destroyed by fire through lightning.
 Union services were held in the Con- gregational church of the village Sum- day morning and evening. Dr John Fox, New York city, preached on both occasions There was no service in the Methodist church, except Sunday school. Deacon and Mrs Charles B. Everett, Deacon and J. B. Smith, clerk of the Congregational Society, w. Baker and Mrs Baker were the Sharon delegates to the Litchfield North West Congrega- tional Association held at Falls Village Tuesday,
 Married, September 21. 1910, at the residence of the brides father, MT James Landon, by Rev Hubert Buehler, of Hotchkiss School, Dr Frederick T. Simpson, Hartford, and Harriet Landon Cole. MT and Mrs Simpson will reside in Hartford
 The regular services in the Methodist church will be resumed next Sunday, October 2d. The hours of all the even- ing services will be changed as follows Epwofth League prayer meeting, Sun day evening at a quarter after six o'c clock. The evening preaching services at seven o'clock. The mid-week services, on Thursday night at half past seven, r. The Rev W. A. Mackey of the M. E. church gave talk on Astronomy before 8 large and interested audience on the evening of Sept. 20th his subject being "The Biography of Star" MT Mackey held the attention of his audience and by his apt illustrations, brought the sub-
  At the close of the lecture he announced taat his aim was accomplished and that he puIposed to order his telescope on the following day.
 The death of George E. Sabine, aged 28 8years, occurred at his home last Satur- day after short illness. The funeral services copducted by Rev Macley, were held from the home of his parents, MT and Mrs Edwin A. Sabine, Monday, at ? D, m. A widow and two children and his father and mother, of whom he was an only child mourn his loss. Interment was made at Hillside cemetery. The annual meeting of The Sharon Village Improvement Society was held i'll Town hall, Monday evening, Sept. 26. The reports of the treasurer and Secre- tary were read and approved. Miss Wheeler, having declined a re-nomi- nation as president, the name of Mrs c. Swan Sedgwick was presented for that office and she was duly elected G. M. Marckers, was reelected Treasurer, W. Baker, vice-president and k. J. Livingston secretary. The solicitors, are to be named by the Presi- dent, The entertainment committee remains the same as formerly. A vote of thanks was rendered Miss Wheeler, for her efficient services as the head of this socirty for the past 8 years.
 Enrolment in the Schools
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