Connecticut western news., 1910-10-06
.* SHARON *
AROUND TOWN.

The Village Improvement fund has reached the sum of $278.
 The Town Registrars will meet Octo- Der IT, for the urpose of making voters.
 Leonard Liner, Newburgh, N. Y., spent the past week with his parents, MT and John Lines.
 Miss Emma Sedgwick has been absent the past week on driving trip with her nephew, w. H. Knight.
 Mrs J. E. Barss celebrated the birth day of her daughter by spending the day with Dr and Mrs Knight.
 MT Carlton N Osborn, New York, was the guest of Mrs William F. Mis- bet the early part of the week.
 Father Smith is spending the month in Iowa among friends there and Rev Father Coyle, Hartford, is filling tue vacancy.
 MT Robt Harris has presented his granddaughter, Miss Dorothy Harris, handsome new upright piano of the D0f1VaS C0 6drT1S Iudke.
 Beginning Saturday, Oct. 1st. the library will be open: 3 to5 p. m. every week day, to Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings
 Miss Julia Reed, who has been with her niece, Miss Gillette, during the sum- msr sails from New York Thursday for C,,10o +a ha1 6,7hi aere.
 The Misses Goodwin. who have been ,.5 their home in the village during the .immer, have returned to their New
 aven apartments for the autumn and winter
 The family of s. L. Tyson, who have spent the summer lat thew hitney place, i'll the village, have gone to New York for few weeks, before returning to their home at Baltimore, Md.
 The Barnes place has been sold through New York agency by Mrs Robert W. Bliss, to W, w. Klechner, who has been Sharon resident for several past sum- mers. Possession was given October 1st.
 On Tuesday evening, Dot. 4th, at the regular meeting of the Silver Lake grange. the members of Salisbury grange were the guests of the evening and furnished an entertaining lectures hour. Refreshments were served by the home grange.
 The Misses Gay attended the wedding festivities on Friday last of Charles A. Roberts, formerly of Lakeville, now of New London, and Miss Jessica Haviland, who were married at the home of the bride, in Norwick, on the evening of September Both.
 Mrs W. W. Peck went to the city Tuesday to visit her husband, at the General Memorial hospital, and again on Saturday last to accompany him home. They returned Sunday noon. MT Peck stood the trip we'll and ex- pressed his pleasure at being home.
 The death of Levi Whitford, life long resident of the town, occurred Monday. His age was 82 years and 6 months. He is survived by widow and daughter. The funeral will be from his late residence, Thursday at 80 p. m. Interment will be at Hillside cemetery
 These pupils were perfect in attend ance in Room 1, Miss Robinson, teacher: Chester Bartram; Leona Boehler, Edna Heady. Margaret Kruger, Violo Landon, Dorothy Landon, Florence Merwin, Alanson Middlebrook, Clinton Miller, Ellen Prediger. William Riley Hubert Scott, Grace Vosburgh and Tessie Riley.
 Pupils in District No. 4, Miss Pequig- ney, teacher, who havee been perfect in attendance during the month of Septem- Der are as follows Esther Bailey, Wm. Conklin, Lester Hunter, Myrtle Joray, Everett Powers, Willie Pratt, Dorothy Strather,' Helen Redfeld, Charlie Austin, Alfred Keeler, Bertie Peck, Vernon Peck, Edward Cash, Florence Joray, Torrance McMaster, John Pratt, Mary Strather. John Strather, Ada Austin, Bertrand Beyer and Charlie Peck.
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