Connecticut western news., 1910-11-24
SHARON

Methodist Church last Friday night was well patronized and netted about $23 % for the Christmas fund. The girls made it splendid success and the supper itself elicited numerous and high com- mendations.
 The Congregational and Methodist Churches unite on Thursday morning in Thanksgiving service in the Methodist Church at half-past ten o'clock. Rev. I. E. White is the preacher of the occasion.
 The topic for the Epworth League prayer meeting next Sunday night is 'iThe , in of the Drink Traffic" The leader is Adolph Hansen.
 The Monthly Union Service will be held in the Congregational Church next Sunday night.
 Mr. and Mrs. O. s. Sedgwick have gone to Boston, Mass, to spend the win ter and their residence here is closed.
 Adolph Hausen is out of the hospital and will soon be in his usual health. Miss Elizabeth VanRensselaer has re- turned to New York after 8 few weeks stay at her home here.
 The PerLee auction on Wednesday last was we'll attended and fair prices were obtained.
 Chas P. Loucks brought in two foxes last Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. Harley are spend ing few days in New York.
 The family of Mrs Myra Hotchkiss C insisting of herself, her sister, Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs. .Lasher, MT. and Mrs. Eoss and the Misses Ross left here Sat ,,rday for their winter home at Orlando, Fla.
 A large farm barn on the Stone place, Pine Swamp, owned by Deacon J. B.. Smith and filled with hay and grain was destroyed by fire on Friday night last together with ten head of cattle and one horse. Cause of fire unknown.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Ryan are spend- ing the week with friends in New Haven
 Mrs. Frank Haines is preparing to go to St. Petersburgh, Fla. to spend the winter with her daughter Mabel.
 Webutuck Grange, of Amenia Union, will entertain Silver Lake Grange this week Friday evening.
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 Little Miss Darling drew the hand some chair at the card and social party held in the interests of Rose Chapter o. E. s. Wednesday evening Nov. 16th. The chair for which numbers had been sold netted 28 dollars and the eight card tables brought in about five dollars. Mrs. William Cox took 1st ladies prize and Albert Clark first gentlemens.
 Miss Grace Per Lee is boarding at "the Lambert"
 Mrs. E. J. Per Lee and Miss Per Lee have vacated their former home and gone to spend fortnight with Ells- worth friends before moving to their furure residence at Pittsfeld, Mass.
 Orrin Mills the recent purchaser of the Per Lee place has taken possession and will at ohce begin the work of improve ment and additions to the house and barns.
 yanAlstyne'J s'Diary of an Enlisted Man" is one of the most interesting of books issued in long time. It tells the things one wants to know of daily army life.
 Miss Edith Volmer, of Poughkeepsie. N Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. W. Walter.
 Several plays are in preparation to be given during the wintera some for the benefit of the Village Improvement So- cisty and others in behalf of Silver Lake Grange.
 Donations to the Improvement Society as follows F. A. Hotchkiss BIO, J. Liner S5, Wike Bros. $4, A. w. Walters $1, O. Allen $1, Miss Winte $2. Mrs Prindle $1, ). E. Ackley $20. All bills dRhluSb bnG SOG1oLJ oAOAAO UO P1OSOhbOh to the Treasurer, G. M. Marckres at an early date
 F. A. Hotchkiss, of Millerton, has purchased the property belonging to the estate of E. F. Gillette and Son and will conduct the general merchandise busi- ness in connection with his Millerton store.
 The marriage of Dr. M. Q. Thompson and Miss Frances L. St.John took place at the home of the brides parents Thurs day Nov. IT. Rev. w. A. Mackey was the officiating clergyman. Tuesday evening previous Dr. Thompson gave . dinner at the Bartram to large com pany of friends. The newly welded pair who are absent upon their wedding trip will reside upon their return in one of the Bartram cottages.