Connecticut western news., 1910-11-10
SHARON

Miss Georgie Gay has closed the Gay house aud gone to Sharon, Mass, to the home of her sister, Mrs. Halland from which place she starts upon her journey to California about Dec. 1st.
 A meeting of the Church and Ecleas- tical Society was held at the CongreRa- tional church Monday afternoon. A sale of church pews followed the meet ing.
 Thursday afternoon the Ladies Mis- sionary Society will meet in the chapel, led by Mrs. Bain. A report of the Bos- ton convention will be made by Mrs. Hapgood.
 A Christian Endeavor convention will be held in the Congregations church Saturday Nov. 12 beginiug at lJ a, m.
 The young people of the NJ thodist Church are planning a New England Supper for the near future, the proceeds to be used for the nearing Chris 3tmas festival.
 The mid-week meeting on Thusday night of this week will be prin, pally "Epworth Praises".
 The topic for the Epworth League prayer meeting next Sunday night is "The Fathers House and GIt 4 .Jners Business" The Leader W. J. Hotal- ing.
 The following pupils were perfect in attendance for October: Room 8, Miss Wilbur, teacher Vincent Besanceney, Marion Baker, Frank Busch, Lena Clum, Gertrude Hamlin, Albertina Kindleburg, Mary Kochanski, Herbert Klebes, Harold Klebes, Harold Liner, Anna Loughlin, Anna Mallory, Elizabeth Mallory, Ann Morehouse, Richard Mur- tagh, Frank Myatt, Violet Norton, Alice Palmatier. Arthur Parmley, Chester Parmley, Chester Waldron, Roland Wiley
 The young people of the Epworth League at their Halloween social Mon- day evening, cleared about $500 and spent an evening enjoying tricks and games.
 Busier than usual at Gillette's store taking inventory of stock.
 The Dakin Corp. Go. have issued at- tractive circulars containing substantial reduction in the price of necessities.
 Edna Heady and Tessie Riley won the school medal for this month. ..
 Recent contributions to Village Im- provement fund: E. H. Middlebrook. $5 %; o. Vosburgh, $100; Mrs. Dunn, $200; Misses Gay, 5000; MT. T. B. Hidden, $25 co; Dakin Corp, O., $500.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Duane have re- turned to "CooI Gales,'' their Sharon home.
 Miss Lena Lewis and her aunt, Mrs Lewis, who have occupied the Townsend place the past summer and autumn left last Tuesday for their Brooklyn home, regretting as usual their departure from Sharon.
 Mrs O. M. Prindle recently spent a few days at her West Haven cottage.
 Mrs o. Peter Clark of Buffalo, N. Y, with her daughters, Elizabeth and Pri- cilla. are occupying the Coley residence during the autumn.
 Mrs Ralph Pike, Mount Vernon, N Y., spent the past week with her parents, Mr anI Mr. M
 MT W. W. Peck is stronger and very comfortable and Dr Morgan is i'm proving and will soon be out again.
 MT George Hertzel is better but rather feeble and Mrs Hitchcock who has been ill the past week and attended by Miss St. John is recovering.
 MT Chesterfield Middlebrooks of Win sted, democratic candidate for county Sheriff was in town last week Wednes- day, making old and new friends glad.
 Mrs. O. s. Sedgwiok spent a part of the week in New York.
 The death of Miss Josephine Blood good, of New York City. who has been an invalid for some time at Taghkanic Inn died Thursday morning Nov. 3rd. The remains accompanied by her brother and his wife were taken to Trinity Ceme- tery New York City for burial on Fri day. Her age was 80 years.
 Mrs. Charles B. Gibson, of Washing ton, Conn, has been visiting the past week at the homes of Mrs. O. W. Brown, Mrs. Carter and Miss Mary Woodward.
 Mrs. Charles Brown who was in New York at the week end returned Monday accompanied by MT. Brown who has been receiving hospital treatment in the city.
 Miss Molly Knight recently returned from two weeks visit to friends in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. O. M. Prindle entertained party of relatives, twenty in number,