Connecticut western news., 1910-10-13
Sharon Locals.

Mrs l.. H Hapgood has gone for a fortnights visit to friends in Boston.
 Mrs James Thompson. Norfolk, is spending few days with friends here.
 Born-Oct. 5, 8 daughter, (Pauline Smith), to MT and Mrs Frank A. Wike.
 Superintendent of Schools Vogel is visiting the schools of the town this week. ..-...ae- r-.~
 Miss Nina Jucket has resigned her position as teacher of the Ellsworth school.
 The family of W. R. Houghtaling closed their summer home Monday and returned to the city.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Blass and daugh- ter, Lebanon, Pa., were recent guests of MT and Mrs Landon.
 MT and Mrs Wm. Burnham, Port Chester, N. Y, were week end guests of Mrs and Miss Garter.
 Miss Mildred Jackson is visiting her cousin, Mrs Charles Mallory, at her home in Sherman, Conn. O. w. Brown, who has been at home the past fortnight under the doctors care is getting about again. -r Mrs s. w. Chapman has been at the home of her daughter, Mrs George Reed at Mt Kisco for few days.
 Miss Carrie Landon, Mrs E. F. Gillette and Harold Winans are at Mt, Wash ington camp for few days.
 Mrs Elizabeth Kelsey has closed her house and gone to Stockton, Cal, to spend the winter with sister.
 The Putnams, who were summer residents at the Simonds place, have returned to their Brooklyn home.
 A large circle of friends and relatives attended the funeral services of Levi Whitford, held from his home last Thursday.
 Miss Ella Smith, Oakville, Conn.,, who has been the guest of Miss Frances White the past week, has returned to her home.
 The Epworth League and Sunday School of the Methodist church will hold rally day service on Sunday night, October 23.
 MT and Mrs Francis Mason, who were in the Warehouse cottage during the summer, returned to their New York home Saturday.
 MT and Mrs John Monahan are in New Britain to attend the wedding of the latter's sister, Miss Kate Kennedy, formerly of Sharon.
 Miss Maud Landon, whose school at Norfolk has been closed the past fort night on account of her illness, has re- stunned her duties again.
 A card party and social will be held Friday evening of this week at the home of MT and Mrs F. l.. Bristol for the bene- fit of Silver Lake grange.
 Mir and Mrs I. T. White went to New York Monday, the former to later attend convention in Boston and the latter to visit friends at New Rochelle.
 The Misses Florence Rhynus and Mabel Hotaling represented Simpson Chapter as delegates at the Epworth League convention at Philmont last week.
 Eggleston & Livingstone have con- tracted to erect the new barn for Dr Knight at his farm place in the valley, to replace the one destroyed by fire re- gently. Masons are now at work on the foundations. #"}
 Miss O. E. Clsmmer. New York, the Misses Amy and Agnes Matthews, Orange, N. J., Miss Kate Kaufman, New York, Mrs Geo. F. Holcomb, New Haven and Mrs Schischstaidt, New York are autumn guests at the Taghkanic Inn.
 Edward J. Per Lee. died Tuesday afternoon after 8 lingering illness The funeral will be held from his late resi- dence at 2:3O o'clock Friday afternoon. Interment elsewhere. MT Per Lee was 5a years old and leaves widow and four children. He was widely known and was a genial whole-souled gentle man with many friends.
 The Arohdeaconry of Litchfield county has been in session here the past two days, beginning Tuesday. The meeting was held in the parish house of Christ church, beginning at 2.15 Tuesday after noon, At 8 p. m. a special service was held in the church with missionary addresses. Wednesday morning the Rev Arthur H. Judge, M A, rector of St. Matthew's Church, New York city, preached and the sermon was followed by a Celebration of the Holy Communion : The clergy met for dinner at 1.20 D.. m. Tuesday at "The Lambert" and for the remainder of their stay they were the oyuackc If cavora1 of tbn mann bnro nf thn