Connecticut western news., 1911-01-12
SHARON

 men of the World, held Thursday, Jan. 5, the following officers were installed for the year of 1911: Con. Com, Edward B. St. John; Adv. Lieut., Chas. Tram bells; Banker, Charles Vosburgh; Clerk George B. Klebes; Escort, Robert Dowd; Watchman, Edward Clum; Sentry, George Kalbfeisch; Manager, Charles Beeman. George B. Klebes was elected delegate to Head Camp K, to be held at Binghamton. N. Y., April II. Two new choppers were added to the Camp and an application received. Following the installation, an oyster pie supper was served to the 26 present.
 The officers of Hamilton Lodge. F. and A. M!. were duly installed on Friday night last; about 35 members were pre- sent. E. H. Middlebrooks acted as in- stalling officer. and Robert Harris as marshall, pro tenn. At the close of the ceremonies an oystersupper was served. The annual meeting of the Sharon Fire Department was held Tuesday evening, January 10. J.J. Fahey shipped 45 head of cattle to market last week.
 Perfect in attendance in Room 3, of the village school for December: Doro- thy Harris, Dorothy Landon, Nelsie Prediger, Florence Merwin, Chester Bartram, Phoenix Franks, Edna Heady, Arthur Hotaling, Kathleen Kenney. Perfect in attendance for the entire term of 16 weeks: Chester Bartram, Edna Heady, Dorothy Landon, Florence Mer- win, Nelsie Prediger. . Hubert Scott, Grace Lamb and Timothy Treadway have the library subscription for the month of January.
 Miss Grace Per Lee is visiting her mother and sister in their new home at Pittsfeld, Mass.
 The family of N. Hansen attended the funeral of sister of Mrs. Hansen, Mrs Sofie Petersen, held at her home in Northeast, N. Y, Friday last.
 MT. St. J. Boughton and MT. E. M. Winchester returned few days ago from visit to friends in Brooklyn and New York. .. .a -.# .. Miss Julia O. Benson of Dover Plains was guest of Miss May Kenny, at the latters home last week.
 Mrs. Fred Sabine is patient at Sha. ron Hospital. ..-"t Died, Jan. 3, 1911, Mrs. Lucy Lundy, wife of Charles Lundy, in her 37th year The funeral services were held from her late residence, Wednesday afternoon, Rev. W, E. Mackey of the M. E. church officiating. The interment was made in the Hall District cemetery. # A meeting of the recently organized Woman's Club was held Monday after noon at the Taghkanic Inn. The first half hour of the meetings is to be devoted to discussion of current events. A paper by Mrs. Hapgood upon Mexico was enjoyed by the company present, 52 in number, most of whom became members. The next meeting, January IS, is to be held at the home of Mrs. w. w. Knight. The subject will be; "Mex- ico's Present Condition,' continued. It was voted to accept the invitation of Mrs. Kirby, to meet at her home on the evening of January B, where Library Party will take the place of the weekly meeting.
 The Army and Navy Journal in its issue of Dec. 31, gives lengthy review of 'The Diary of an Enlisted Man." by Van Alstyne, and makes frequent quo tations from it. The author may justly consider this note of the highest com mendation of his work.
 A delegation from Silver Lake Grange goes to Hartford this week to attend the meeting of the State Grange held ir that city.
 Miss Gertrude Landon of Salisbury who was operated on for appendicitis at the Sharon Hospital on Tuesday last is reported as rapidly regaining hel usual health, Dr. Charles Spencer oi Boston, was the operating surgeon.
 Mrs Eugene Dubois of Staten Island N. Y, is a guest at the Bartram.
 MrS. h. D, 06. JOnu ouJ0I GhluSu bue Ladies Guild of Christ church, Thurs day afternoon.
 Born at Cedar Rapids. Ia., Jan. 3, 1911 daughter (Noil oIare). to MT. and Mrs w. s. Newell.
 Representatives Kirby and Lamb went to Hartford last week to begi1 their legislative duties. They returned Friday.
 MT. and Mrs Lamb attended the Inau gural Ball.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. R. Cook, Mrs. Lin den Fellows and Mrs. R. E. Leavitt were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. J. E Ackley at "Kingsland."