Connecticut western news., 1911-12-21
SHARON

: w. E. Klebes J, w.. W. H. Knight; Treas, O. H. Tedman Sec'y., E. M. Winchester s. D.. Louis Miller; J. D., Samuel Polhemus Chap. W. A. Mackev; s. s.. W. l.. Cox; J. S., A. E. Clark; T., George Hitchcock M, I. N. Bartram. Installation ceremonies Jan. 5, 1919,
 MT. G. L. Smith is spending 8 few days in New York City.
 Mrs. 5. B. Whitney of Glens Falls, N. Y. and Miss Della Hapgood of Peru, Vt. arc guests at the TaRhkanic Inn. ,
 The Equal Franchise League will meet at the residence of Mrs. J. J. Ryan Tues day afternoon, December 26. All inter. ested are invited,
 In the Methodist churuh Sunday even ing, December 24, there will be a special illustrated Christmas service of scripture and song entitled "The Holy Child. " The service will be illustrated by more than 30 stereopticon. views. most of them photographs of famous paintings by the old masters.
 MT. Jordan L. Mott of London, Eng. has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. Duane the past week.
 Mrs. Arthur Winans is numbered among the sick.
 Mrs. Charles P. Loucks. who for sew eral weeks has been confined with rheu. matism. is getting about a httle.
 Robert Dakin, who underwent an operation for appendicitis at the hands of Dr., Chaffee at the hospital, 8 week ago, is doing nicely, all symptoms polnt- ing to rapid recovery.
 Rev Mir. Baker. of New Haven, visited Father Heating the past week.
 Mir. aud Mrs 0. s .Sedgwick left sharon on Monday, for New York, from there to start upon their journey to California. where they expect to spend the remain der of the winter,
 Mrs Patrick Nelly died Wednesday. December 13. aged 62 years. The funer- al services were held Friday from St. Bernard Church. Intermens was made in the Valley cemetery. Rev. Father Bannon of Lakeville. oficiated at the funeral, Father Heating being confined to the house with sprained ankle.
 The village stores will be open every evening throughout the present week
 The Sunday schools of the village will celebrate Christmas on the following nights The Congregational school. De- Qember 25; the Methodist, December 2S; the Adventist. December 22; and the Episcopal on Holy Innocents' night, De- cember %.
 Mrs. I N. Bartram and her guest. Mrs. Carols. spent part of the week with friends at Germantown, Pa.
 Dr. H. Keating of New Haven spent day or two of last week with his broth CT, Father Heating.
 Mrs. Emma Carols of South Norwalk, who has beea with Mir aud Mrs. | N. Bartram. the past few weeks. returned to her home this week.
 Mrs. O. H. Eggleston recently visited friends in Bridgeport and New York.
 A fine display of holiday goods is { shown in all of the shop windows.
 An illustrated lecture bv Rev. w. A. Mickey was given in the Methodist church Monday afternoon. under the auspices of the Sharon Woman's Club rt,n r,,lsoc& xx~or ssTba Gaoa,, Nuondars of the Anciens World, lecture vel worth hearing and seeing and enjoyed by a large audience.
 Thirty dollars was the netted sun ealized at the New Englani supper served by the young people of the Meth odist church, on Tuesday evening oi last week, The proceeds are to be used to provide the Christmas entertainment for the Sunday school.
 No. 10. met at Grange hall. Gaylords vile, yesterday.
 Local talent will repeat '.The Man fro n Name" at the Casino, on Friday evening. December g. in the interests of Hamilton Lodge, F. 6 A. M. The usual dance and supper at the close oi the entertainment, S1 per couple.
 At special meeting of the village improvement society held at Sharon Inr on the afternoon of Wednesday last, the committee on the protection of the vii lage elms reported pledges sufficient tC pay for the spraying of one hundred ano forty trees, It is expected that lecture will be given in the near future upor tree culture. the speaker to be furnished by the state.
 Fifty three persons joined the chora class last Saturday night. at the firs meeting. Considering the bad travelling and unpleasant weather of the night, il 1. was a large number. More will be add ed, and the formation of the class ii assured.