Connecticut western news., 1910-10-20
Sharon Locals.

Miss Nellie Cone, Hamden, is visiting Mrs Charles Ryan.
 MT and Mrs Frank Ryder are occupy ing the Whitney cottage.
 Edward Spall, Pittsfeld, Mass, is visiting Frank Northrup.
 MT and Mrs O. s. Sedgwick are taking their meals at the Bartram.
 Miss Emma Sedgwick is confined to her room by injuries sustained by fall.
 Miss May Prindle. who has been in New York the past ten days, has re- turned,
 Sharon Fireman met, at their head quarters and had an oyster supper, Tues day evening.
 There was no service in the Congrega- tionaI church on Sunday owing to the pastors absence.
 Mrs John Jackson spent the most of the past week in New York doing au- tumn shopping.
 L. Kranich aRd George Cole, with their wives, have been spending few uhyS hb CuhFOn luu.
 Mrs Sarah Sweet and Mrs Carpenter, Milbrook, N. Y. were guests of their sister, Miss Susan Kirby, Saturday last.
 The Misses Oakley, who have been occupants of the St. John cottage during the summer, have returned to New York.
 Charles Wardwell. who has been visiting his sister, Mrs Hotchkiss, the past six weeks, has returned to his Chi- cago home.
 Wike Brothers are the latest investors in motor car. It is Buick and was awarded first prize at the recent Paris Exposition.
 The Misses Gay motored to the city and back last week and were accompanied home by Mrs E. s. Holland, their sister of sharon, Mass.
 Supt. Vogel of Canaan spent the en- tire week visiting schools and, attending to school matters here. Secretary Hines was here in consultation. -F3 @
 Miss Elizabeth Gillette visited her aunt in Bridgeport last week and also made motor trip to Lanesboro, Mass, to the home of her sister, Mrs. Robbins.
 Workmen under F. w. Dakin are building large barn at the Bierce farm, in Nudge Town, to replace the one re- gently struck by lightning and destroyed.
 Mrs E. 8. Holland returned to her home in Sharon, Mass, Saturday last accompanied by her grandfather, MT Hendee, who goes to spend the winter there. ..
 A social and card party will be held at the residenbe of MT and Mrs A. W. 1 amb next Tuesday evening, for the benefit of Silver Lake grange. Also the drawing of the tableswlll take place.
 MT and Mrs John Monaban have re- turned from New Britain and have since been entertaining the recently welded couple, MT and Mrs P. J. Leonard, whose marriage took place in New Britain, October 10. Mrs Leonard will be re- membered as Miss Kate Kenney, for merly of this village.
 A large circle of friends, relatives and neighbors attended the funeral services hold for MT Edward J. Per Lee on Fri day last. Owing to the absence from town of the pastor, MT White. Rev Simon Stephens, Gold Spring, N. Y, a former friend of the deceased, was sum- moned to conduct the services.
 The Republican caucus was held Sat urday afternoon and the nominations were made as follows: Judge of Pro- bate, Frank W. Dakin; Justices of the Peace. o. s. Sedgwick, w. H. Bartram, W. Baker, E. P. Hazard, R. J. Living ston, E. K. Dean and H. M. Dunbar; Representatives, George Kirby and Arthur Lamb.
 Those perfect in attendance for Sep tember in room 3, Miss Wilbur teacher, were Frank Busch, Violet Norton, Mere. dith Gillette, Albertina Kindlebury, Mary Kochanski. Herbert Klebes, Rich ard Murtagh, Arthur Parmley, Chester Parmley, Hazel Pitcher, Leslie Rhynus, Edna Treadway, Roland Wiley and Chester Waldron.
 At the Democratic caucus held Satur- day evening the following citizens were placed in nomination: Judge of Pro- bate, Charles B. Dakin; Justices of the Peace, R. J. Livingston, J. J. Ryan, J. J. Fahey, E. H. Chapman, G. w. Chapman, s. l.. Hollister and K. L. Whitney; Representatives, Amile De- veaax, George Kirby.
 Miss Wilson gave an entertainment at the Casino Monday evening, the pro. eeeds of which were shared with the viii lage school. A fair sized audience en- joyed the impersonaions, which were rendered with studied care and attention IL