Connecticut western news., 1911-03-30
SHARON

Miss Elizabeth Mackey is home from Brooklyn, N. Y, for a visit with her parents.
 Mrs. Charles Dazin is visiting at the home of Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Tarrentine at Irvington, N. Y,
 Mir. Charles Vosburgh spent part of the past week at his former home in Lime Rock.
 Mrs. E. J. Per Lee of Pittsheld, Mass, visited her daughter, Miss Grace Per Lee. recently,
 Mrs. R. P. Ketcham is visiting friends at Poughkeepsie and Matteawan, N. Y.
 Mrs John Liner and Miss Liner are spending the week with friends in New York city,
 Mrs, John Monahan has been visiting her sister at the latter's home in New Britain, Conn. .5A. +..-..
 The annual meeting of the Sharon 6 Amenia Land Company of Dakota was held at Sharon Inn on Friday last. # Dinner was served to ten or more.
 MT and Mrs. 0. H Eggleston attended che wedding of Miss Mary Hotchkiss and Mr. Hamlin F. Andrews at the home of the brides parents, New York city, on Tuesday evening, March 21. --
 Miss J. Maude Gardiner of New York city is visiting MT. and Mrs. Ralph Mil burn. -
 MT. and Mrs. Charles R. Pancoast of Germantown, Penn, were over Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. I. N Bartram.
 Mrs and Miss Doyle have moved to the Bartram tenement on New street.
 Miss Grace Per Lee vaoates her posi- { ln as clerk in Sharon post office on Friday of this week and goes to join her mother and sister who now reside at Pittsfield,, Mass. Many regrets are ex- pressed at the departure of Miss Per Lee who has served Sharon patrons for the past ten years in a most efficient manner and as token of appreciation and es-' teem her friends have presented her with beautiful watch, ,diamond-studded, neck chain and diamond pin.
 A special Easter service is in course of preparation by the young people of the Methodist church for the evening of Easter Sunday. q F#><
 An earnest effort is being made to se- cure future Sunday mail service at the post office. This move seems to meet with the approval of all residents and certainly would be appreciated by sum mer visitors. ..E.
 The schools of the town closed on Fri day last for the spring vacation to re- open April 3rd. I
 The Ladies' Sewing Society of the M. E church met with Mrs. A. J. Bostwick on Wednesday of last week and the meeting will be held this week at the home of Mrs. George s. Thompson
 Mrs Charles W. Brown spent few days of last week with friends at Was saic. ss# . -
 The Misses Goodwin will hold an auction sale of household furniture at their cottage in the village, April 8, be- ginning at o'clock m.
 Miss Dorothy Harris is spending, the week with her uncle and family at Pat. terson, N. Y. ..
 Mrs. Mary R. Loucks is visiting Rev. and Mrs. s. Stevens at their home at Gold Spring, N, Y. 5 s.-
 J. Wakeman, R. J. Livingston and c. B. Klebes were in the city the past week. :. #5....< ... , MT. Charles Walter of Dover Plains, N Y, was an over-Sunday guest at hls brothers home here. 1
 Miss Lillie Liner of Millerton is visit ing Mrs, A. W. Walter. .
 Monday, March, 27, 1911, being the 50th anniversary of MT. and Mrs. I. N. Bartram, reception to their friends was given on that afternoon from to o'clock The pretty colonial rooms were bright with profusion of the happiest of spring flowers, the golden daffodil. They were everywhere, emblemadio of the golden anniversary so graciously "6lCOulGu Dy AOSO0SS" nAI. and Mrs. Bartram received in tue north parlor, looking in their happiness, not a day beyond the half century line. In the south parlor a table bore a select array of rare and delicate gifts, tokens and mementoes from lifelong friends, of esteem and good wishes. These sur rounded beautiful vase of delicate workmanship, containing an immense bouquet of gorgeous scarlet carnations, in the writer's opinion, the most beauti- ful gift of all. In the dining room beyond table was laden with delicious dainties of an appetizing nature More than 150 friends called to present happy felicitations, and congratulatory tele- grams came from far and near. The out of town guests were Mrs. O. R. Pancoast and Mrs. George A. Cameron. of