Connecticut western news., 1911-01-19
SHARON

very satisfactory condition. The ballot for officers for the ensuing year resulted in the following elections: Superintendent, F. W. Mackey; Score tary, Eva. D. Scott; Treasurer, Mrs. NV. J. Hotaling; Librarian, Grace Hotaling. Organist, Mrs. A. W. White. Assistant Secretary, Treasurer and Organist will be elected later.
 The Fourth Department of the Epworth League have in consideration the holding of St. Valentine Day sociable More definite announcement later 9'% Mr. and Mrs Celestin Gressot formerly : Of Sharon. now of Seymour, announce the engagement of their second daughter Amelia Jennie to Harry Amos Healey of Seymour, Conn.
 Miss Francis White has published a list of the home made articles of food which may be obtained at "The Lam bert consisting of all kinds of bread, cake. pies, desserts, croquettes, jelly, salads. soups, broths and etc. z
 The annual meeting of the Sharon Fire Department took place on the eve ming of Jan. 10, and the following staff of officers were elected for the year en- suing: Foreman, D. N. Eggleston 1; 1st Asst, William Now 2nd Asst, A. W. White; Secretary, W. E. Klebes Treas, O. H. Tiedeman; Steward. William Riley ;. Standing Committee, E. B. St.. John, G. B. Klebes, Charles Beeman; Ninance Committee. O. s. Kirby. F. W. I)lkin. A. W. Walter.
 The Ladies of Rose Chapter, O. E. s.. will hold card party in the Chapter rooms5 Wednesday evening. Jan. 18, at the close of the meeting.
 Miss May Prindle visited friends at Canaan on Saturday last.
 Mrs Nathaniel Gray and son of Falls Village, were recent guests at the Dsveaux home on Sharon Mountain.
 Mrs. Katie Riley and son of Amenia, spent the week with the former's sister, Mrs. Peter Ksnney.
 Mrs. Amile Deveaux and Mrs. Louise Townsend are visiting their sister, Mrs. Morgan in Danbury.
 Dr. and Mrs. D. Parker Morgan are with friends in New York for the week.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Bostwick appre- ciate the efforts and assistance of help ing hands. preventing as they did, the destruction oftheir home by fire on Sun. day morning, recently.
 The office of bookkeeper of the Water bury Manufacturing Co., at Waterbury. Conn, is being filled by William L, Klebes. a 4se.E
 The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society of the Congregational church will hold the regular monthly meeting in the Chapel, Thursday afternoon, January 19. The subject is "The Woman Behind the Work 7 Leader, Mrs. Cordelia Whitford.
 A shower of postal cards, some 90 in number. came to Mrs. Amils Devauz upon her birthday on Friday, and were pleasant surprise.
 Dr. Morgan occupied the pulpitin the Heavenly Rest church on Sunday.
 Miss White entertained the Ladies Guild of Christ church on Thursday afternoon. Lunch was served at the <. 0 ose of the working hour 5F
 Mr. and Mrs Melvin Hand and Miss Marjory are visiting friends at Madison " N, J. ...
 The following change has been made | as to meeting nights of Silver Lake Grange 1st and 3rd Monday evening instead of Tuesday until fur, ther notice. Installation of officers will take place Monday evening Jan. 16. MT and Mrs. H. s. Morehouse installing of fcers. Grange supper served.
 Friday afternoon last Dr. J. S. Chaffee accompanied Dr. Ralph Deming to New York, the latter suffering from appen dictis. The. same evening an operation was performed at the General Memorial Hospital by Dr. Downes, assistant to Dr Coley. Late reports from Dr. Demlne say that he IS doing well.
 John Goodwin, of New Haven. was week end visitor to friends here / Despite the storm and slippery condi tion of the streets the chicken pie suppe, in the Congregational chapel was vel attended last Friday evening and goodly sum of money realized.
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 A business meeting of the Busy Be Society was held at the home of Mis- Carter few days ago and a line of worl laid out for the coming months.
 Rev. Lyman Wheaton, of New York in the absence of Dr. Morgan, ocoupie, the pulpit at Christ church on Sunda, morning
 Miss Mabel Liner is spending the wee
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