Connecticut western news., 1911-10-19
SHARON

Miss Nellie Mcdonald has gone for two weeks visit to friends in Waterbury, Conn. -
 Mrs. Byron Prince, of White Plains, N. Y., is guest of Mrs. J. s. Chaffee. Rodney M. Bliss, of Hotchkiss school, was a weekend guest of Gerald Eggles- ton.
 Miss Florence E. Birke, of Deerfeld, Mass, is 8 recent arrival at the Bartram. Mrs. Mary Lewis and Miss Wolfe, of Bridgeport. have been recent guests of Miss Lottie Lucas.
 Eggleston Livingston coal dealers have contracted with Henry Knight to cart and deliver their coal. .... ... Charles B. Dakin. of Hotchkissville, Conn.,, is spending 8 few days at the home of his son, H. B. Dakin. Middlebrook GS Kirby have opened their sausage factory and are now ready for the wholesale trade. The first ship ment was made Tuesday to the Allen House of Hartford.
 Born Saturday, Oct. IA, daughter to Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Milburn.
 Wm. Kinney is spending the week with friends in New York.
 Leonard Roselle is assisting at Hoag's store.
 MT. and Mrs Ralph Pike, of Mount Vernon, N. Y. have been visiting MT and Mrs. Charles Prinelle the past fort night. They are soon to leave for the south where they expect to spend the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Smaller have taken rooms in the Louck's cottage for the winter.
 The Cleaveland buildings, now owned by Mrs. F. s. Carter, are advertised for sale.
 Mrs. George Marckers, of the commit tee to decide which place of business had the neatest surroundings between May and Oct. 1st. has awarded the prize to the store of E. F. Gillette 6 Son, and Mrs. Sedgwick has sent her per sonal check for $500 to Wm. Kinney to whose efforts is due the winning of the prize.
 The Sharon Woman's Club will hold the first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Peter Clark Tuesday. Oct. 17th, at 2:3O D. m.
 Mrs. w H. Heustis, of the Massachu- setts State Federation of Woman's Clubs, will speak on The intelligent care of the American Home" The club will meet Oct. 23rd at the home of Mrs. o. s. Sedgwick. The president of the Connecticut State Federation of Wo- mans Clubs will be present.
 Everybody is glad to see o. H. Tieck- man about again after his long siege with rheumatism.
 dence of the late Mrs. Brown on Tues day last was we'll attended and far prices prevailed.
 Mrs. Chas. Rhynus, who has been ill, is around as usual, and MT. Rhynus is reported more comfortable.
 MT. L. Van Alstyne who has been quite ill is recovering.
 At a meeting of the Altar Guild of Christ Church, held at the rectory Tues day last, Miss Anna Warehouse was elected president to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mrs. Bertha St. J. Warehouse.
 Miss Francis White entertained the Ladies' Guild of Christ Church on Thursday afternoon, and the meeting ot the Sharon branch, of the Woman $ Auxiliary, Mrs. Morgan. president followed
 MT. and Mrs. Sedgwick have closed their house and are occupying theil cottage adjoining, which has been newly papered. painted and reftted.
 Mrs Elizabeth Kelsey is visiting her sister at Essex, N. Y.
 Geo. M. Marckers is spending his annual vacation with friends in Mass
 John Hall, of the Sharon Telephone System, has moved into the Whitney cottage.
 Henry Worrell has resigned the sex ton-ship at the Congregational Church
 A large representation of the Sharon League attended the Epworth League Convention at Lakeville on Wednesday and Thursday and report most in teresting meeting.
 MT. E. B. St. John has purchased a1 Overland car and is enjoying his vaca tion from his store duties in drives about this and neighboring towns.
 The family of Henry E. Pellew has closed their home and gone to Washing ton, D. O., for the late autumn, before going to their winter cottage at Aiken N. c.