Connecticut western news., 1911-04-27
SHARON

MT. G. L. Smith and Miss Smith are with friends in New York for a fort. nights visit.
 Mrs. O. R. Pancoast and Miss Helen Moore, of Germantown, Pa, are with the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. I. N. B lrtranl. :,
 Miss Daisy Landon, of Westwood, N. J., aud Maud Landon, of Norfolk, were here to attend the wedding of their sis ter early last week.
 MT. and Mrs. w. K Landon issued cards last week announcing the marriage of their daughter, Carrie Bell to MT. Harold Winans at their residence Tues day, April IS, 1911. s... MT. and Mrs. Robert A. Gardiner and their young son returned on Monday from three months stay in New York, to their home at the Smith house.
 Miss May Ksnney returned on Sunday to resume her studies at New Rochelle college. . aso .# > The property on Main street owned by Miss Emily Garter has been sold to MT. William Burnham of Port Chester, N. Y., and New York City. It is said that MT. Burnham intends to make this his permanent home. ... The following homes in the village have been rented to New York people for summer use The Warehouse cottage to Francis Mason: the Simmonds place < A~ IT ,olw. Ga Burnham place., to J. F. Ceilings. .' The town officials and as many more W sre subpoanaed to the hearing of "The s ,rague Appeal from the Board of R ,lisf" at Winsted ou Tuesday and N ,lnesday of last weeE. The case was c lied before Judge Bennett, of New Haven, who reserved his decision.
 Born at Sharon hospital, April 19, son to MT and Mrs Thomas Cunning ham, of Armenia.
 The meeting called by the town school committee was postponed from April 19 to May 1st at 2:30 D. m. owing to the absence of the school officials and others. The resignation of Dr. D. Parker Morgan as minister in charge of Christ Church of this village was presented to the church officials at the parish meet ing held on Monday, April 17th. All regret this decision of Dr. Morgan but rej joice that hs is to remain at his post for another year.
 The property in the village belonging to the estate of the late William Peck has been sold to Dr. M. o. Thompson.
 It is Sisters Night at the Grange meeting on the evening of May 1st. Stareopticon views of Western scenery will be the leading feature; open meet llg.
 Misses Mildred DuBoir and Priscilla Lawrence, of New York city, were re- cent guests of Miss Fay at the Bartran. Mrs. William McCan is ill with pneu- monia.
 Miss Bertha S. Brooks and Miss A. O. Congdon, of New York, are recent ar rivals at the Bartram. E..
 Mrs. Charles Prindle is visiting at the home of her daughter at Mount Vernon, N. ,Y., and will also make business trip to West Haven before her return.
 Rev. MT. Starr, of New York city ,con- ducted the services at Christ Church on Sunday in the absence of Dr. Morgan.
 Names of pupils in District No. 4, who have been perfect in attendance during the month of March are !: Sadie Conklin, Frederick Hoist, John Pratt Grace Tea tor, Helen Redfeld, Mabel Peck, Willie Pratt. .t...
 MT. Edward Howe, who has been i'll with pneumonia is reported as improv- ing. His brothers, Charles of Goshen, Eugene of New Milford, and William of Bridgeport, spent-Sunday at his home.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Pidgeon until recently of the Isle of Guernsey, Great Britain, who were married at the church of the Heavenly Rest" in New York, on Tuesday, April IS. by Dr. Morgan. are housekeeping in the Warehouse.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Winans returned from their wedding trip on Saturday.
 The monthly union service will be held in the Methodist Church next Sun day night April 30th at half-past sever o'clock. I s- ASHLEY FALLS
 
 George BIodgett is making anothel Western trip after horses, leaving here Saturday afternoon
 Mrs Milton Roraback has been on tn, sick list for the bast week suffering iron