Connecticut western news., 1911-10-05
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 home of Charles Sabine, White Hollow. The funeral services were held from the Methodist church Saturday at 9 p, m., Rev. W. A. Mackey officiating. Inter ment at Hillside cemetery. MT. Liner is survived by a daughter Mrs. George Sabine.
 The Broas family, who have been sum- mer residents of the Hotaling cottage have returned to their Brooklyn home. Miss Juliett Peck is spending a few weeks with friends at tMiddletown, N. MT. and Miss Boynton. of New York, are autumn guests at the Bartram.
 The regular services of the Methodist church was resumed on Sunday Oct. lst, including the morning preaching service, Sunday school, Epworth League, prayer meeting, the regular evening service on Thursday night. The service on Sunday night was of song and was illustrated by the new stereopticon recently pre- sented to the pastor.
 Michelmas Day was observed at Christ church on Friday morning last by an ad- dress by the pastor and the Sacrament of Holy Communion.
 Dr. J..B. M. Arthur, the osteopath, left for the city on Tuesday. Dr. Arthur was so delighted with Sharon and his unexpectedly large practice here that he plans to return for frequent week ends during the winter as well as next sum- 1ner.
 Married Thursday evening, Sept. 27, It the M E. parsonage by Rev. W. A. lIackey, MT. Russel G. Williams and Miss Ethel M Tilton both of Patterson, N. Y. MT. and Mrs. Williams are guests of MT. and Robert Harris, aunt and uncle of the groom.
 The collector of funds for oiling the village roads and vicinity makes the fol- lowing report: Bal on hand from last year s 190.78 Reed by popular subscription 794.5o Reed State aid '... 612.59 Reed from Lakeville load of oil 31.92 Total s1,629.79 Expenditures N
 30,OOO gals. oil and distributing same
 $1.611.63 Balance on hand .ef. SIS. 16 Between 10 and Il miles of road were oiled.
 At the town meeting held on Mon- day, Oct 3, the full republican ticket was elected. H. M. Dunbar, Robert Dowd and Amile Deveaux were chosen selectmen. Constitutional amendment No. concerning duties of Lieutenant Governor, Yes 182, No 1. Amendment No. 2lconceln1ng adjournment of Legis- lature, Yes 182, No. ?.
 Miss Beatrice Fay is spending the week in Boston, Mass.
 At the exhibition given by Silver Lake Grange on the afternoon and evening of the last regular meeting the following prizes were awarded:
 Mrs. B. Mcdonald, first and second on China painting. Mrs. O. Hotaling, first on collar Miss Grace Hotaling, second on centerpiece. Mrs. A. Middlebrook, third on centerpiece. Mrs. A. Lamb, first on baby dress. Mrs. F. Harris, first on silk quilt. Miss Eva Scott,, first on pillow. Mrs. H. M. H., first on home- spun J. B. Smith, second on potatoes and ,citron. Mrs. F. Haines, first on squash. F. H. Middlebrook, third on potatoes. l.. B. sHapgood, second on Swiss Charge. c. Loucks, third on col orabi.
 Reports from Village school. Perfect attendance for September.
 Room 1, Evelyn Hamlin, Pearl Lane, Reiaholt Lehaert, Arthur, Pettit, Edgar Rice, Florence Rice, Henrietta Thomp- kins, Robert Thompkins, Edna Warner, May Wilbur. Beeman, Ruth Bristol, Hazel Bump, Walter Byron, Agnes Fahey, Alfred Klebes, Ruth Lamb, Elizabeth Lehnert, Ruth Palmatier, Beatrice Rice, Madeline Riley, Harriett Rhynus, Alta Wagner, Amelia White, Myrtle White.
 Room 3, Edward Beeman, Gladys Brazee, Frank Busch, Eldred Hamlin, Beatrice Klebes, Harold Klebes, Helen Lamb. Anna Loughlin, Mary Lynch, Adelbert Middlebrook, John Murtagh, Richard Murtagh, George Nelly, Violet Norton, Alice Palmatier, Chester Farm ley, Hazel Pitcher, William Pitcher, William Tuncy.
 Room 4, Mabel Adams, Leon Decker Hahn Fahev Warran Fahav Oeci1ia Hall Gertrude Hamlin, Ernest Hansen, Her bert Klebes, Grace Lamb, Dorothy Lan- don, Elizabeth Lowell, Alanson Middle brook, Herman Middlebrook, Ann More. house, Frank Myatt, Katherine Nelly Consuelo Pitcher, Theresa Riley, Fannie Riley, William Riley, Grace Vosburgh, Chester Warden, Roland Wiley.
 Elizabeth Lowell and Herbert KIebes I,ova sacurp6 the 1ihro rv SIT bcori r,tior fC,