Connecticut western news., 1911-11-02
SHARON

Six youngsters were there, a year old and younger. and, needless to say, were accompanied by their mothers. The discussion as to the excellent virtues and qualities of the babies has not yet ceased.
 Miss Sarah Jorey. who has been i'll the past week with appendicitis at the home of A. W. Lamb, has so far recovered as to return to her home in Amenia,
 Sharon Inn was full to overdowing with automobile guests on Saturday night last,
 Mir and Mrs, George O. Cole. who have recently returned from European trip, were over Sunday guests at the Inn.
 The Christian Endeavor society are to hold Halloween social Tuesday even- ing, in the Congregational chapel.
 The young son of William Hand has been to New York, the past week. for a minor surgical operation by Dr. Kerley.
 MT. Harry Mackey, of Chicago, and Miss Elizabeth Mackey, of Brooklyn. were called home by the illness of their mother. .z.# .a..
 The ladies' guild of Christ church met, 16 in number, with Mrs. Charles Prindle on Thursday last, and on Thurs day of the coming week will gather at the home of Miss Ruth Prindle.
 Mrs. Robert Neumeyer of Bethlehem, Pa, is . guest at the Taghkanio Inn.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Farroll of New Rochelle, N. r.. are guests at the Lam- bert for the month of November.
 Mrs. Mary Loncks and the Misses Egg gleston spent Friday and Saturday in New York.
 MT. H. s. Morehouse was surprised upon his return from business Friday evening. to find 8 house party, consist ing of his four sisters, who came to cele- brate his half. century birthday.
 The Sharon Equal Franchise League met at the Taghkanio, October 24, Mrs. O. G. Kerley presiding Regular meet. ings of the League are co be held on the third Tuesday of each month.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry O. Egerton of Passaic. N. J., are recent arrivals at the Bartram.
 Miss Inez Ross is in New York for 8 few weeks before joining her family on their journey south for the winter.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pike left Sharon this week to take up their winter resi- dence at health resort in the state of Texas.
 The death of Mrs Katherine s. Sheer baugh, aged 76 years, occurred early Thursday morning, after two-months' illness, caused by serious burns and fol lowed by a stroke of paralysis. She is survived by three children. Irving and Ida, with whom she resided, and Mrs. William Hunter. of Naugatuck. Conn. The funeral services were held Sunday at one o'clock. at the Christian church at Stamfordville, N. Y, following 8 short service at the house, Sunday morn. ing. The lnterment was at Stamford vile.
 Miss Frances White entertained the Woman's Club, Monday afternoon, at the Lambert. ...-.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Smith of Oak vile, who have been guests at the Lam- bert the past week, have returned to their home
 The Billings family, who were sum- mer occupants of the cottage recently purchased by Capt. Burnham. returned to NewYork the past week. Capt. Burn ham has taken possession of the place, and will at once install workmen, who are to make material changes upon the interior. ...
 Miss Emma Sedgwick, who has been visiting friends in New York, the past fortnight, has returned to her home.
 MT. and Mrs Wm. Smaller have taken theLoucks cottage for the winter, and moved on Thursday last.
 The following pupils in Room II, grades 8 and 4, were perfect in attend ance for the month of October: Adolph Anderson, Howard Bartram, HazeIBump, Walter Byron. Agnes Fahey, Alfred Klebes, Ruth Lamb. John Olson, Ruth Palmatier. Amelia White, MyrtleWhite. Grades and 3: Evelyn Hamlin, Pearl Lane, Florence Moxon, Henrietta Tomp- kins, Robert Tompkins, Walter Ryan. Grades 5 and 6: Marion Baker, Edward Beeman. Frank Busch, Hazel Bates, Eldred Hamlin, Harold Klebes, Harold Liner, Adelbert Middlebrook, John Mur- tagh. Richard Murtagh, George Nelly, Violet Norton, Chester Parmley, David Olson, Hazel Pitcher. Margaret Pitcher. Mary Ryan, William Tunoy, John Ryan, Golden Murphy. Anna Loughlin secur. ed the library privilege.
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