Connecticut western news., 1911-04-13
SHARON

Miss Cornelia J. Ryan of the kinder garten department of one the Brooklyn pablic schools is spending the Easter holidays at his home here. ......
 Miss Mildred Baker, who is student of the New Paltz high schoolis spending the spring vacation at homo and enter talning school friend. 'h@ Miss Gertrude Hamlin has the library privilege for the month of April.
 MT. Benjamin Carter of Colby college, Waterville. Me. spent Sunday with Mrs. and Miss Carter Capt. Burnham has also been guest. t@ Mrs. Minnie E. Gillette of Pittsfeld, Mass, IS visiting friends here.
 Peter Kenney made business trip to New York this week
 Mrs. J. J Ryan is visiting in West Haven, Conn -.. The game of basket ball on Friday evening at the Casino between New Milford and the home team resulted in a score of % to ill favor of Sharon. A game between Ore Hill and Sharon boys team also gave the home team the yic- tory by 42 to 13 score.
 Mrs. Alice Mapes who is entertaining her friend. Miss Cole of Elizabeth, N. J., gave small card party in her honor on Tuesday afternoon last.
 The Misses Goodwin returned to New Haven on Wednesday.
 George K. Davis of East Hartford, Mass, is visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. L. B. Hapgood.
 Mr. and Mrs E. g. Holland of Sharon. Mass, were guests at Sharon Inn part C the past week. MT. Holland is the architect at the Mills place and was in specting the work there.
 Miss Bertha Heady is attending for mer patient at Plttsfeld. Mass.
 Rsv. w. A. Mackey has been reap pointed by the New York Conference to this charge for the coming year and the church and it's friends rejoice accord ingly.
 Miss Annie Eggleston is home from Brooklyn for the Spring vacation.
 Musical program at Christ church for Easter:
 8a, m., Holy Communion. 10:15, Organ prelude:
 No. 1. Consolation No. 3, Liszt.
 No. 8. Elogie O, Chaminade.
 No. 3. War March, Menjelssohn.
 Processional. Hymn no.
 Te Deum, Marchant in E flat.
 Benedictus. Camidge in O.
 Introit. Hymn l12.
 Kyrie, Arundel.
 Hymn before sermon, 243.
 Offertory, He is Risen, Gadsby.
 Sanotus. Stainer.
 Recessional, Hymn 122. a., Concluding Voluntary Concerto, Han- del
 4 p. m., Sunday School Festival.
 Hymns 115. 125, 450.i
 Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis, Roberts in 0.
 A lecture will be given at Sharon Ga sino on the evening of April IT. by Prof. H. K. Job. whose subject will be ','Our Birds.' Admission 25 cents, lecture to begin at B o'clock. Mr. Job, the cele- brated ornithologist, who is an authority upon his subject has been secured as speaker through the efforts of the Woman's Club. and it is hoped large number will avail themselves of the opportunity to bear him. s. .. The regular meeting of the Woman's Club was held at the home of Mr. O. s Sedwick. on Monday, April 10. Subject Thoreau, Bret Harte. s>
 The high and grammar schools have united in forming a society for the pre- vention of cruelty to animals. The fol lowing officers were elected: President Rev. W. A. Mackey; Vice-president Miss Fannie Robinson; Treasurer. Johr , Lowel; Secretary, Edward Kenny; Ex ecutive Committee, Frank Slahores OQ6SLeT dUll MISS hduIl0 1uCh CT. Societies have also been formed il the other grades. .s ... r ;
 News was received on Monday of the serious illness of Warner k. Houghtalint who is suffering from pneumonia in < Pittsburgh hospital. ..E
 An Easter free will offering will bt taken at the Methodist church on Eastel Sunday. It is to go toward the relic of the suffering, starving dying ones il China. The evening services will be helC one half hour later. beginning next Sun day. Epworth League at 6:45 ant preaching service at 7:30. Anyone hay ing flowers or blossoming plants vii kindly send them to the church Satur day afternoon or evening.
 The death of Myra Elizabeth, young est child of MT and Mrs. Henry More house occurred on Wednesday, April 5
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