Connecticut western news., 1911-06-22
SHARON

the Bartram.
 Miss Martha Wilbur is spending a week with friends in Vermont and on Thursday last attended the wedding of her friend, Miss Helen McAyoy, to MT. Valentine Green, at the home of the former in Winooski, Vt Miss McAvoy was former teacher ill the village school.
 MT. and Mrs George A. Lamb of West Haven, Conn, are visiting at the home of their son, A. W. Lamb.
 MT. William Hitchcock and daughter, Ada, of Unionville, Conn, were week end guests of MT. and Mrs. W. Baker.
 Captain and Mrs. William H. Burn ham of Port Chester, N. Y, were recent guests of Mrs. F. s. Garter. @.-.
 Mrs. Frank Harrison and Miss Mabel Liner are spending fortnight with friends at Patterson.
 Mrs. w. $. Hawxhurst and Miss Tag. liabue of Brooklyn, are visiting Mrs George w. Hertzel The Brazee case which has been pen ding in court for several years was set tied last week. The case was called for Tuesday and several citizens subpoened to appear as witnesses which they did. The settlement was made however with out trial and the real estate belonging to the late Charles Brazee divided equally between his heirs The farm has been purchased by George Brazee, he buying bis brothers interest. .....
 Mrs. Henry Oothout and Miss Oothout < q at their summer home "The Or ( ard, ;" for the season.
 Salisbury Grange visited Silver Lake on Monday night and furnished the usual attractive and interesting program. The supper was supplied by the home grange and needless to, say was most enjoyable
 The Richardson family of New York have arrived at the Sedgwick cottage and the Brewers of Brooklyn are in the Hotaling cottage .%
 The death of Mrs. Harriet Peck, widow of Benton Peck, both former residents of Sharon, occurred at the New Haven hospital, Thursday of last week.
 At 8 special town meeting called for Monday, June 19, to consider the matter of retaining the High school of the vil- 1age it was voted to sustain the High school and make it the equal of any in the state.
 Children's Day exercises were held at , the Congregational church on Sunday morning. A pleasing program was pre- sented with a profusion of flowers. bright young faces and an interested audience accompanying. Four children were baptized. ..
 The following books have been added to Hotchkiss Library: The Clipper Ship Era, Clark; The Unknown Lady, For. man; Miss Gibbie Gaulb, Bosker; Keep ing up with Lizzie, Bacheller; They and l. Jerome; The Rules of the Game, White; The Long Roll, Johnston; Molly Make Believe, Abbott; Members of the Family, Mister; The Young Pitcher Grey; The Golden Silence, Williamson The Contessa's s Sister Teall; The Cabin White; The Winter Queen, Hay; Basset Village Chronicle, Tailentyre; Adven lures of Modest Man, Chambers; The Legacy, Watts; Brazenhead the Great Hewlett; The Patrician, Galsworthy The Miller of Old Church, Glasgow Clayhanger, Bonnet; DweIler on tht Threshold, Hichens; The King over tht Water, Mccarthy; Winning his "Y, Barbour: Marie Claire, Andoux; Rober Kimberly, Spearman; Wonderful Ad ventures of Nils, Lagerlof; John Sher wood Iron Master, Mitchell; Mrs. Liv ingston's Companion, Dillon; Denr, the Audacious, Bennett; The Skippe and the Skipped, Day; The Colonel Story, Pryor; Mary Ware in Texas Johnson; What s-his-name, McCut cheon; Master and Maid. Harker; Tn Dodge Club, DeMille; Wider Use of tn, School Plant, Perry; Woman and Labor Schreiner; The Blue Goose Chase, Job A Year ill @ Coal Mine, Husband; Diaz Master of Mexico Creelman; Principle of Scientific Management, Taylor; Lif of Lord Chatham, Rosebury; How t, know Architecture, Wallis; History O Music in England, Walker; Social Basi of Religion, Patten; The Face of tn Fields, Sharp; The Nature Study Idea Bailey; The Country Life Movement Bailey; The Outlook of Nature. Bailey The Great Illusion, Angel; The Stat and the Farmer, Bailey; The Treasur of the Humble, Maeterlinck; Englisl Melodies from the 18th to the 18th Gen tury, Edwards; French Men, Womel and Books, Betham-Edwards; Tn New International Year Book, Ham mond's Modern Atlas of the World Landscape Gardening,
 District Superintendent Wilson of th