Connecticut western news., 1911-02-23
SHARON

The, marriage of Miss Lena Florence Lewis to MT. Augustus VanTderstine Wednesday Feb. 15, 1911 at Brooklyn, N. Y., is announced. Miss Lewis will be remembered as a resident of Sharon for the past half dozen summers.
 Chas. P. St. John is ill with pneu- monia with nurse in attendance.
 Mrs. F. B. Harnlin recently returned from visit to friends in New Britain. Conn. Miss Bertha Heady is caring for 8 pneumonia patient at Amenia Union.
 Royal DAkin is spending a fortnight at Washington, D. O. / Messrs Boughton and Winchester have gone south for the remainder of the winter.
 Mrs. John Lowell is spending a few weeks at the home of her daughter in Pittsburg, Pa, called there by the ill- ness of the latter who is suffering from appendicitis. -...
 A valuable Boston terrier pup was recently sold by A. J. Harris to Henry Slack of New York City. Needless to say that the price was 8 big one as MT. Harris now has wlde reputation for 8 superior breed of terriers.
 Henry Wornell. who has been i'll with pneumonia, is reported as improving. Mrs. John Jackson spent part of the week in New York.
 Mrs. Alice Mapes, who has been in New York and Brooklyn the past ten days, returned to her home Saturday..
 Charles W. Brown, who has been re- covering from serious illness has been 50 unfortunate as to contract pneumonia ,,nd he entered Sharon Hospital on Sat urday.
 Miss Anna Warehouse is visiting friends, in New York City.
 Miss Katherine Eckerline, of Pough- keopsie, N. Y, is visiting MT. and Mrs. F. I. Peabody.
 The meeting on the Woman's Club
 
 supper and promptly at 6:3O on Monday evening attended in costumes of "ye ancient days" gathered in the spacious parlors and halls of the Taghkanic Inn. It was Q goodly company and old time personages and the exquisite grace of the stately danes combined with the dignified manners of the courtly gentle man carried one back to the atmosphere of 8 century ago. An evening of much enjoyment followed consisting of games, music and the disposal of the old time cookery which appeared in most appetiz- . ing forms. Fortunate indeed were the bidden ones to this feast of reason and flow of soul" l...... .... The girls basketball team of Sharon met and defeated the Pine Plains girls team at the latter place on Saturday, Feb. IS, by the score of 90 to 10. The home team lined up as follows: Hazel Wiley, forward; Mabel Hotaling, for ward; Mamie Loucks, center; Cora Wi mans, guard; Mabel Liner, guard; Lucy Heady, guard. Miss Fannie Robinson was absent on account of illness from her place as teacher in Room of the village school, part of the week past and her place was filled by Miss Wilbur.
 The Rev. H. Newman Lawrence, as sistant superintendent of St Luke's hos. pital, New York city, occupied the pulpit in Christ church on Sunday last, in the absence of pr. Morgan.
 The following new books have been received at the library: The Right Stuff. Hoy; A Mans Man, Hoy; Doctors Lass, Booth; Jim Hands, Child; Religion and Miracle, Gorelon; Twenty Years at Hull House, Addonis; Diplomats Wife in Many Lands, Frazer; Edison, His Life / and Inventions, Dyer; Memoirs of Rosa Bonheur, Stanton; Freebooters of the Wilderness, Lant; Chickens, and How to Raise Them, Johnson;. A Painters Progress. Low; Land of the White Hel met, Forbes; New Basis of Civilization, Patten; The Silent Isle, Benson; The 1ulduu FOTdS0s oboN0uSoA, AI6S 6buO Crafts. Essays, Sicily in Shadow and ir Sun, Howe; Intimate Life of Alexander Hamilton, Hamilton.
 Mrs. Melvin Hand goes to New York on Wednesday accompanying her daugh ter Marjory to the General Memor1a hospital, where the latter is to undergo 8 course of treatment.
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