Connecticut western news., 1910-03-31
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 Mrs E. S. Holland, of Sharon, Mass. is spending a week at the Gay home stead.
 J. J. Fahey has purchased from o. S.. Eaton, of Kent, his entire dairy of Hol- stien cows.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.. church met with Mrs. J. Liner on We'd nesday last.
 G. l.. Smith and Miss Smith and at- tendant are spending few weeks at Lakewood, N. J.
 Mrs. George A. Lamb of West Haven and Mrs. Franklin Balch of Boston are visiting friends here.
 Mrs. Charles Ransom and her daugh- ter of Maiden, N. Y., are visiting their cousin, Miss Frances White.
 Mrs. A. J. Harris and Miss Nellie Macdonald were in New York a few days since for their Easter shopping.
 Masters John and Warren Fahey and Miss Agnes Fahey arc spending their vacation in Mt. Kisco, N. r., this week.
 The little daughters of MT. and Mrs. Henry Whitford of Canaan, Helen and Hazel, were Easter guests of Miss Kate Whitford.
 An auction sale of household furniture was held at, the Bartram on Saturday and many useful articles found ready buyers. ....
 Miss Fanny Robinson, teacher ill room four of the village school, Is spending a part of her vacation with friends at Troy, N. Y.
 The family of Henry Lewis who have occupied the Warehouse cottage during the autumn and winter are to return to Winsted, April Ist.
 Mrs. s. w. Chapman and her son-in- law, George Reed, attended the funeral of Miss Foster, a cousin, at Carmel, N. Y, on Thursday last.
 Charles Rhynus who has been several weeks in the hospital has recovered suf- ficiently to be dismissed, and returned to his home Saturday. Gerald Bassett, May Kenny, Annie Eggleston and Helen Smith who attend out of town schools, are at their parents home for the Easter vacation.
 Charles Corkery, who, several weeks ago fell upon the ice and broke his hip, on Friday last was removed to the Sharon hospital where it is hoped he may regain strength and be able to get about again.
 There was large number present last Thursday evening to witness the eame of basket ball between Canaan and Sharon. It was the most exciting and spectacular game of the season and was won by Canaan ill the last few min utes of play. Score: 34-29.
 Perfect school attendance for term: Room f. District No. 2: Edna Heady, Arthur Hotaling Hazel Peabody, Hazel Wiley. Perfect attendance for March: Edna Heady, Arthur Hotaling. Chester Bartram, Hazel Wiley, Kathleen Kenny, Clinton Miller, Hazel Peabody, Nelsie Prediger.
 The New York East Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will open this year at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., on Wednesday,. Rev. MT. Mackey left early this week to attend. It is hoped aud expected that he will be returned to th1s charge. The church will be closed Sunday April 3.
 It is with much regret that we learn that Miss Frances White IS to vacate the Taghkanic on April 1st Preparatory to this step she has been disposing of portion of her household furnishings at private sale. L. P. Hapgood, of eastern Pennsylvania is to occupy the house and continue the business.
 The death of Mrs. Mary Eggleston, widow of John Eggleston, occurred March 22, at the home of her son ill the eastern part of the town. Her age was 78 years. Rev. MT. Fitch of West Corn wall officiated at the funeral which was held on Friday at 80. The interment was made at the Hall cemetery.
 Union services were held ill the Con- gregational church Sunday evening. A tablet to the memory of the late Rev. James R. Bourne was unveiled after a short sketch of his life, and letters from his wife and son were read. MT. Bourne occupied this pulpit for ten years and both himself and family had many tender memories of Sharon friends.
 Died, suddenly, March 21, Frederick 0. Bosler, aged 78 years. He is survived by daughter, Mrs. Louise Miller. at whose home he died, and two sons, Frederick of Chicago and William of New York city. The funeral services were held from his late residence on Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. w. A. Mackey officiated Interment at Hillside cemetery.
 The death of ,justus Reynolds, aged 77