Connecticut western news., 1911-03-23
SHARON

The conference year of the Metho- dist churches of this district is drawing to close and the Hath session of the New York conference will be held in Calvary Methodist Episcopal church, 7th ave. and 18th st., New York city, Wed. nesday, March 29.
 Harry Kilmer of Sharon Station is the new hand in the village market.
 MT. and Mrs. 0. s. Sedgwick are spending the week in New York city
 A. W. Walter is patient at the viii lage hospital, and Miss Julia Fairchild recently entered the hospital, suffering from appendicitis.
 Mrs. Melvin Hand and her daughter, Marjory. returned from New York on Tuesday last, where the latter has been undergoing treatment at the hospital for ruptured and crippled children. The treatment seems successful and the young lady will. it is hoped, in 8 short time be in her usual health.
 The condition of MT. W. W. Peck remains much the same, with the best of care from friends, nurse and phy siclan he seems gradually to grow weaker.
 The services of John Argall of Sails bury have been secured as first assistant at the village tonsorial parlor.
 MT. George Conklin, who has been receiving treatment at the Sharon hos pital. has gone for few months visit to the home of his niece at TorrinRton.
 Mrs Fred Paul is in Waterbury at the home of her son, having been called there by the illness of her daughter-in- ] pw. ,@.... .u
 Miss Mary Sabine has accepted posi- ton as clerk at the store of David F. smith in Hawleyville, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. Orrin Mills and Miss Higgins are guests at Sharon Inn, while awaiting the completion of the improve ments upon their future home. .
 The Gillette house is being cleaned and furnished for the occupancy of MT. aud Mrs. o. H. Eggleston. about April lst H#.@t -.-4. .4".
 Rev. I. E. White of the Congrega- tional church IS still suffering from the effect of grip and there was no preaching service in the church on Sunday last.
 A teachers meeting was held in the village high school room, Friday after noon, March IT, and was presided over by Supt Vogel, who took for his subject; "The Art of Questioning. e.s
 Born at Sharon hospital, Mar l5, a son to MT. and Mrs. David B. Tompkins.
 The upper front rooms at the Library have been fitted up for the use of the recently organized Historical Society.
 The 50th wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. I. N, Bartram will.be observed on Monday, March 27th, by reception to their friends from to o'clock D. m.
 A class in calisthenics for little girls has been organized by Miss Barbara Boss, and meets weekly at Sharon Inn Casino. The first meeting on Friday afternoon last was attended by 35 pupils.
 Monday, March 27th being the 50th anniversary of their wedding. MT. and Mrs. Isaac N. Bartram will be at home from 3 to 6 o'clock to receive their friends. ..t
 A very pretty wedding occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs Emile Jasmin at Beacon Falls on Wednesday, March >eigtht when their youngest daughter, !. Miss Caroline v. Jasmin was united in marriage to MT. Harold E. Mitchell, of Sharon. The bride was dressed in white and carried bouquet of bride roses. Miss Rose Jasmin, sister of the bride, bouquet of carnations The best man was Raymond Thompson, a cousin of the bridegroom. The bride was given away by her father. The ceremony took place at 10 o'clock in the morning. MT. Stanley Jorey and MT. Eugene Barley. cousins of the bridegroom played the wedding march. Rev. Makany, of Bethany. performed the ceremony After the wedding dinner was served, the happy pair started for MT. Mltchell's $ home in Sharon on the four o'clock train where they had a reception and danced all night. MT. and Mrs. H. Mitchell had many useful presents including lots of silver. Many of their friends from Seymour and Shelton accompanied them to their home. MT. and Mrs. Mitchell will make their home for the present with MT. Mitchell's parents.