Connecticut western news., 1911-12-07
SHARON.

at the home of Miss Fay on Monday af- ternoon, Dec. 10 at 2:30 o'clock. | The Cemetery Association have re- moved the steps leading to the highway from the cemetery and fence has Teen erected to prevent passage. The gates of the yard are to be locked nights and the town constable has instructions to arrest any objectionable trespassers. The Womans Club met Monday after l noon with Mrs 0. H. Eggleston. Miss Cornelia J Ryan, of Brooklyn, spent the recent holidays at the home or her parents. A new edition of "Guadansee the Lake of Grace" by Edward O. Dyer has been issued. s.
 Robert Dakin, injured in motor cycle accident, is improving under hos pital treatment.
 A New England supper will be served in the Methodist Church dining room by the young people of the church on the night of Dec. 12th Six o'clock is the hour aud the price 25 cents. All are cordially invited.
 The Equal Franchise League met at the home of Mrs. J. s. Chatfee Tuesday afternoon Nov. 28th. Mrs. Kerley the president presided A constitution was adopted and new members added. Meet inUs are held on the last Tuesday of each month. All those interested or partly interested are invited to attend.
 .sTne Man from Maine" given by local talent at the Casino Friday even ing drew large audience of interested spectators who expressed themselves as well pleased with the entertainment. Dancing and supper followed and the entire receipts of the evening were Slso' Benefit Silver Lake Grange.
 The snow ball festival at the home oi MT. and Mrs. O. H. Eggleston last Tues day evening was we'll attended and aI interesting program carried out under the efficient management of Miss Robin son president of the Christian Endeavo Society.
 Miss Fannie Jewett, a patient of Dr R. P. Knight, is being cared for as th sharon hospital.
 Died, Tuesday. Noy. 28. Mrs. Esthe Paul, wife of Augustus Paul, in he 43d year. The funeral services wer held from the Methodist church Nov 30, ar 230 p. m. Rev. Mir. Macke oficiated. The burial was at Hillsid cemetery. Mrs. Paul leaves husban and eight children to mourn her loss
 MT. and Mrs. A. ]. Harris spent Mor day and Tuesday in Hartford,
 Master David Houghtahng is up fror New York for few days vacation,
 A choral unio is to be realized her Many names have already been secure as members.
 Mrs. Sparks and her daughter, Mr Lewman, who have been guests Sharon Inn the past two months. ha' retuaned to their Southern home for u winter.
 Miss May Kenney. during the rece holidays. visited at the home of h nncle at Tuxedo Park, N. Y.
 Mrs. Whitney and Mr. and Mrs. yosbnrgh and sons were with LlI Rock friends for Thanksgiviag.
 Among those home for the turk dinner were William Klebes. frt Poughkeepsie; Laura Bartram and M garet Prediges, from Hartford; Wilt Bartram, from New York, and M Maud Lunden. from Norfolk.
 Miss Nellie Kelsey has been a rec' guest of Miss Edna Doyle.
 George Livingston. of Stamford, visiting his brother, R. J. Livingston
 The familiar hymn, "Jesus, Lover My Soul was shown at the Method church, Sunday evening. by ei stereopticon views. illustrating sentiments of the hymn in beaut and artistic manner
 Miss Roselle. If Dover Plains. N. is visiting Mrs. DeWitte Roselle
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Mallory their two children. of Sherman, Cor spent part of the week with frle here.
 MT. and Mrs. Leonard Roselle
 daughters have returned to Patter NY. where the former has accept position.
 Mrs. c. s. Kirby and George V. Kirby spent Thanksgiving at the h of Mr. and Mrs George O. Cole, Ill
 York.
 Schools of the town and vii opened Monday after the usual Ina
 giving vacation.
 MT. George W. Hertzel is spendir
 few weeks at the home of her broi
 in Brooklyn.
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