Connecticut western news., 1911-02-16
SHARON


 on the New York turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes bread, butter, coffee, De. cake, apples, oranges, bananas, nuts, green peas, and after having my fill of this could have eaten two pumpkin pies." The New York has recently been on a trip down among the southern islands of the Philippian group, 1780 miles in all. reaching Manila, Feb. II.
 Mrs. H. L. Deming. has recently pur- chased the Brown mill property of Chas. Rozelle.
 Miss Martha Wilbur, is teaching in the village school, in place of Miss Rob- inson, who is on the sick list.
 Tax collector Tiedeman, has been housed up the past week, with his old complaint, rheumatism.
 Contractor Da.kin, has force of men at work on the PerLee house, making general repairs, and remodeling the house from top to bottom.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis Mason. of New York, were over Sunday guests at the Taghanlc. ....
 MT. and Mrs. R. Ryder have closed their cottage and gone to New York for the winter.
 Miss Helen Bassett returned recently from an extended visit to New York friends.
 Mrs. P. J. Kenney spent few days in flew York at the week end.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence H. ,Eggleston returned from their wedding trip to Washington, D. O., on Wednesday last and have taken rooms with Miss Frances White where they are to remain until spring.
 Married Feb. g, 1911 at the M. E. par. sonags by the Rev W. A. Mackey, Henry Kindlebury and Miss Phoebe Palmatier. .l On Sunday morning at the M. E. church special services and collection for the Freedman's Aid and Education Society took the regular services and in the evening the pastor spoke upon the subject of 'Lincoln and Slavery" Miss Fay at the Bartram entertained the following guests over Sunday, MT. and Mrs, Henry Slack, Charles O. Town sand Harry A. Clark. Chas. W. Blocker all of New York. and Miss Mary Litch- field, Albert M. Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore I. Humphrey of Brooklyn.
 Rev pr. Henry P. Lyman Wheaton, who supplies the pulpit in Christ church during Dr. Morgan's absence was also a Bartram guest as is also MT. Forbes Carter, organist.
 Dr. and Mrs. D. Parker Morgan are spending the month at the home of Mrs, F. J. McNulty, their niece in New York. Charles Ryan has the telephone con- neotion, No. 27-4.'
 Mrs. F. L. Hart, of Mew. York, spent few days recently with her parents MT. and Mrs Wm. Peck.
 John Wakeman and R. J. Livingston are absent on 8 sea trip to Bermuda. Wireless messages from lover the sea" reached Charon parties early this week telling of the safe and agreeable trip to the land of beautiful lilies.
 The Missionary Society of the Con- gregationaI church will meet in the chapel Thursday afteroon of this week. Subject, work among foreigners in this state. Leader Mrs. William Hotaling.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Randall have been spending week with friends in New York and at West Wood, N. J.
 Mrs. K. P. Ketoham entertained the Ladies' Guild at the Chaffee home on Thursday afternoon.
 Adolph Hansen who but recently re-. covered from a long and tections illness has been ill with tonsilitis.
 Miss Catherine Barnes, of North Chatham, N. Y, is guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. Robert Randall. :.
 Miss Anna Chapman is visiting the Misses Goodwin at New Haven, Conn.
 Miss Ruth Forbes, of New London, is visiting Miss Barbara Boss at the Hertzel home.
 Mrs. Fred Bristol entered the General Memorial Hospital last week and was operated on for appendicitis. She is re- ported as doing we'll
 Miss Cornelia J. Ryan was home from Brooklyn over Sunday and Lincoln day.
 A Valentine social will be held at the Lambert, the residence of Miss White, by the young people of the Congrega- tional society on Tuesday evening. The supper and Valentine social given by She Epworth League Society on Fri day evening was well attended. The supper was No. as usual and some thing over IT dollars in the treasury was the net result.