Connecticut western news., 1911-09-21
SHARON


 interested are requested to be present.
 A. M. Waitt has engaged Charles La Fargue, of Canaan, to sink we'll at his place and work has already begun to that end.
 Mrs. 0. A. Low, who recently sold her property here to New York party, left Sharon at the week end. Each of the village church societies was remember ed by her in parting gift.
 Mrs. Daniel Burton mistook the step while coming from the town hall on \ Wednesday last, fell and broke her leg inst above the knee. Aid was quickly called and she was taken to the hospital, where she has since remained.
 Mr. and Mrs Stephen Cutter, of Mill brook. N. Y, have been the guests of Mrs. F. s. Garter this week.
 Miss Lottie Lucas, who has spent the summer with friends at Gales Ferry and Norwich, Conn, has returned to her Sharon Mountain home for the winter. R. St. J. Boughton and E, M. Win chester are spending fortnight at the Thousand Islands. .4 ,I... Mrs. Wm. Bradley Coley gave re- ception to the members of the Woman s Club'of Sharon on Saturday afternoon last.
 Mrs. W. M. Richardson entertained friends at bridge one day last week.
 The Richardson family, who occupied t1e Sedgwick cottage during the sum- ner, returned to their New York home Q Friday
 MT. and Mrs. 0. Peter Clark and the Misses Clark are guests of Dr. and Mrs. w B. Coley.
 Benjamin Norton exhibited his paint ing of historic buildings at the library on Friday and Saturday evening. Several sales were made. .. The Sunday school of Christ Church enjoyed the annual picnic Saturday af- ternoon by ride to Lake Indian, Wells Hill and dinner at the Inn on their re- turn. aa-. & f.# Workmen under F. w. Dakin are en- gagged in the construction of a house and cottage in Salisbury. a- L.
 Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton and daughter are guests of Dr, and Mrs. O.. G. Kerley.
 There will be no service in the Metho- dist Episcopal church on Sunday next Sept 24th) except the usual session of the Sunday school at 12 o'clock.
 Miss Anna Morehouse is spending a few days at the sea shore.
 Mrs. Charles Gilmore Kerley has is- sued cards for reception Thursday, Sept. 21st given in honor of her guest Mrs. Seton, who will address the com. Iauy upon the subject of The Suffrage OF Woman" Mrs. Seton, wife of the author and herself writer of much note will prove an interesting speaker and add much doubtless to our enlightment upon this much mooted question.
 The Board of Relief completed it's duties on Monday of this week.
 Hotchkiss School opened this week Ned Hazard Clayton Walters and Gerald Eggleston will resume their studies there. t.
 Rev. MT. Rythus, of Hartford. repre- senting the State Temperance Union spoke in the Congregational church Sunday morning Rev. MT. White, the pastor, spent Sunday in Greenwich Conn. 4,< X
 A postal card shower, with greetings from more than hundred and fifty friends, fell upon o. H. Tiedeman las Friday, his birthday. He has been con fined to his bed for several weeks pas and this visitation came as a brigh glimpse of the outside world. We art glad to report decided improvement il his condition.
 Dr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Coley sail from New York on Wednesday of this weel upon voyage to Europe.
 Rev. Roland Cotton Smith, of Wash ington, D. O., MT. Bayard Tuckerman New York, Mrs. Oscar Sasigi and Mis- Tuckern1an, of Stockbridge, motorec from the later place and were guests 0 Nr. O. L. Smith, at the Taghkonlc, q Monday. Though summering in thu charming village of Stockbridge, the. were enthusiastic over the beauties O Sharon and vicinity.
 The Misses Goodwin, who have beel visiting several weeks among friend here, have returned to their New Havel home.
 The remains of Miss Leah Loucks, former resident, who died in the Asylum at Middletown, were brought to Hillsid Cemetery on Sunday for interment.
 Letters recently received from Georg D. Wilbur, on U, s. s. Eloano, now a