Connecticut western news., 1911-07-06
SHARON

Miss Grace Lamb is spending a fort night with her grandparents at West Haven.
 Miss Annie Eggleston is visiting at the home of the Misses Per Lee at Pitts field, Mass.
 Mrs. Julia Reed of Millerton, N. Y, visited at the home of. her brother, A. J. Bostwick the past week.
 The Misses Helen Id May Smith re- turned last week from a visit to the home of their uncle at Pleasant Valley, N. Y.
 Miss Leila Banziger of Torrington, Conn. is guest at G. B. Klebes.
 MT. and Mrs. J. O. Hadden, Mrs. F. W. Dakin and Mrs Chas. Dakin. attended the convention of the Litchfield North west Sunday School Union held at Canaan on Wednesday last,
 Mrs. Susan Kirby spent last week with her sisters at their home in Mill brook, N. Y. ... x
 Miss Ellen Robbins has been a recent guest of Mrs. 0. H. Eggleston.
 Miss Mamie Loucks has been visiting friends at Wassaic, N. Y. a.."
 Masters Gilbert Kiny and George Kirby visited the great Ringing Bros. circus at Bridgeport last Friday accom- panied by Mrs. Kiny. who made the trip by automobile.
 R, J. Livingston, J. Wakeman, the kisses Ross and Miss Wakeman attended .e Poughkeepsie boat races last week.
 Hrs. Elizabeth Ferris of New Milford, i, l guest of Mir. and Mrs. Edward Howe. Mrs. Edward Howe and Miss Lottie Lucas attended the wedding of Mir. Charles Howe formerly of Sharon and Miss Maude Dickinson at the latter's home in Springfield. Mass, on June 15. Miss Dickinson had charge of the Sharon Mountain school and was one of Sharon's most successful teachers. t
 Miss Daisy Landon is home from Saranac Lake where she spent a few weeks for rest and recuperation.
 Miss Kathryn Pulver of Pine Plains, N. Y, was recent guest at the home of her brother, Harry Pulver.
 The Misses Helen Smith and Amy Turburg were graduates of the Danbury Normal School which closed the school year last week. The former has been engaged to teach the primary room of the village school the coming year. Miss Salewski who taught in the Valley last year will succeed Miss Juckett in the village school. Miss Juckett will take the latter's place in the Valley.
 The ceiling and sidewalks at the Library have been receiving fresh paint. w. E. Klebes had the matter in charge and his work speaks for itself. The Library was closed on Thursday.
 William Now who was badly bruised and cut by fall from the Reed barn at South Amenia week or more ago is recovering from his injuries slowly.
 The engagement of Miss Alice Requa Clark and Gustav Schwab, Jr., is an- nounced. MT. Schwab is the son. of Gustav Schwab and is Yale graduate, class of 1902.
 Several members of Hamilton Lodge, F.. 6 A. M. visited Lodge on Tuesday evening of last week and witnessed work in the third degree.
 Miss Lila Hall of Lansing, Mich, is visiting the Misses Ross.
 Miss Laura Wheeler and Miss Gagitt have gone to their cottage at Gloucester, Mass, where they, expect to remain for the coming three months. Miss Glenn entine Tiedeman and Mrs. Sullivan accompanied them. --.
 Mir. G. w. VanRensselaer met with a trolley accident in New York last week and was removed to the hospital. His injuries though not serious consisted of several severe cuts. It is thought he will be able to return to Sharon this week.
 The sacrament of the Lords Supper was administered in the churches on 0hhAhJ nhu Oh 0uhONy patriotic services were held.
 The Village Improvement Society asks through its president, Mrs. 0. M Sedgwick for suggestions in regard to care of lawn, walks, etc.
 The Band of Mercy will meet in the lecture room of the Methodist church, Friday afternoon, July ', at 3 o'clock A full attendance is desired. The meet. tug is open to all and new members will be welcomed. The object of the society is to teach kindness to all living creat ures and desire to prevent cruelty toward them.
 ' MT. and Mrs. Stewart Jones of New York city have taken Cool Gales" the summer home of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Duane for the period of three months from July 10. MT. and Mrs. Duane arc