Connecticut western news., 1911-06-08
SHARON

nome over the recent nOllday.
 MT. Hawley Bartram and Miss Edna Bartram of Brooklyn were recent guests of relatives here. t. s..
 George Williams of New York city spent Memorial day at the home of his brother, O. o. Williams. I.
 Mrs. D. N. Eggleston returned We'd nasday from weeks visit to friends in Pittsfeld, Mass. .+.'a@ ... |
 MT. 0. B. Dakin is visiting friends at Hotchkissville, Conn.
 The proceeds of the entertainment held recently at the Casino netted $50, equally divided between Rose Chapter and the baseball team.
 Mrs. Julia Gobilott has returned from her winter home at Danbury to Sharon Mountain, where she spends her sum mers.
 The circus which showed on the af- { ternoon and evening of Thursday drew large audience at both entertainments
 MT. and Mrs. John Niver of Pine Pains, N. Y, and Grandson Bertram Niver of Poughkeepsie, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dakin, 3
 Mrs. Montgomery Schuyler, of New Rochelle. N. Y, spent few days with old friends here recently.
 MT. Lyman Rhoades of New York is preparing to erect house upon his lot OH lower Main Street, upon the opposite si le of the road from the Tiffany Place. Tie. house is to be built of stone and work is to begin soon. The contract has bean awarded to John V. Schaefer rJr. & Co., of New York city.
 Mrs. Sarah Ables of Lakeville is visit ing her sister, Mrs. John Liner.
 Mrs Cornelius Hotaling was in Win sted few days ago to attend the funeral of brother, M. T. Niles, of that place.
 Mr. George Williams of New York, spent the recent holiday at the home of hls brother, o. o. Williams. The Sharon Fresh Air society held it's third annual meeting at the home of Miss Garter, Thursday evening, June 1, at 2 o'clock. The following officers were elected for the year ensuing President, Miss Jessie Gay, Vice-Presi- dent, Miss o. J. Ryan; Sec. and Treas, Miss Mary Garter; Executiue Committee, Mrs. Mary Loucks, Mrs. o. H. Eggleston, Miss Jessie Gay and Miss. Q. J. Ryan. Solicitors were appointed for the various sections of the town and the important detail of the work for the year placed in the hands of the above named com mittee.
 Library hours for the summer begin ming Monday, June 5, are as follows: 10 to 12 8. m. and 3 to 5 p. m, every week day and 7 to Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
 fThe Bobolink' has been opened for the reception of crippled children, some IF ln number, who for the next three months are to be guests of Miss Emily o. Wheeler. These children are the wards of the alumni of Miss Spence s school for young ladies in New York city and for some time past have been, passengers upon the Bellevue hospita ship. They arrived June l, and are in charge of nurses and assistants. Miss Lucy Lee Perrin of Washington, D. O., also accompanied them as superinten- dant The children are between the ages of to 16 years and i'll spite of their infrmities are happy and enjoying tc the fullest extent the hospitality of this beautiful little spot among the hills.
 Gerald Eggleston, 3rd baseman on the Hotchkiss School baseball team won his ''H' at the game played at Pottstown Pa, Ca suburb of Philadelphia with the Z Hill School ot the former place on Sat urday last. The team went down on Friday and returned Sunday. Needless to say that the trip was most enjoya ble one to the boys although the score was to 3 in favor of Hill. IT.
 Rain lnterfered with the program planned for Memorial Day and only a portion, that of the decoration of the graves was carried out.
 The property known as the Cleave land place on Main street has been solo by Administrator Rice to Mrs. F. s Carter. .-...
 Messrs. A. J. Bostwick and W. J Hotaling were in Poughkeepsie on Mon day. ...s.
 The Ladies Sewing Society of tht Methodist church will meet this weel Wednesday afternoon at the home o, Mrs. Cornelius Hotaling.
 The Sunday Schools of the Congrega tional and Methodist churches are prac ticing for Childrenis Day. The forme will hold their exercises at the usua morning service hour, June IS, and th latter ou the evening of Sunday, Jun 11th. Baptism of children at the morn ing service of Childrens' Day.
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