Connecticut western news., 1911-03-02
SHARON

O. M. Prindle and son have purchased of W. W. Peck the latter's interest in the livery business, recently conducted under the firm name of Peck & Prindle. The property belonging to Miss Wheeler, formerly owned and occupied by Dr. Townsand, has been leased to MT. and Mrs. Ralph MiLburn of New York. Mir. and Mrs. Milbarn arrived and took possession lase week.
 MT. and Mrs. F. L. Hart have been up from New York for few days visit with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Peck >'
 Born Feb. 26, 1911, in New York city, 8 son to MT. and Mrs, Robert A. Gardi- ner. MT and Mrs. Gardiner have been occupants of the Smith house the past year. ..... ..
 Gertrude Hamlin has the Library privilege for the month of March.
 The Womens Club met this week at the home of Mrs. J. E. Ackley.
 The Dakin Corporation Co reports a large and profitable business during the annual cash sale of last week. A ..,
 Dr. O., G. and Mrs. Kerley and Miss Barbara were up on Wednesday looking over affairs at Hilltop" their summer home. a."
 Miss Emma Sedgwick is visiting friends in New York city.
 The death of Charles P. St. John occurred on Thursday last at his home in Ellsworth. His age was Il years. The funeral services were observed from his < l.te residence on Monday. Rev. W. A. .[aokey officiated. Interment was in Ellsworth Cemetery. r..
 IIr. and Mrs. W. R. Houghtaling are spending few days with Mrs. Francis White. a fs># .@.
 The Board of Relief met to receive complaints Tuesday and Thursday of last week and adjourned to Tuesday of this week.
 Died, Feb. 23, 1911, at Sharon hospital, Charles W. Brown, aged Al years. The funeral services were attended by large company of friends and ,neighbors and held from his late residence, Sunday at 2p m. Interment at Hillside cemetery Rev I. E. White of the Congregational church officiated. MT. Brown is sur vived by a widow, son, brother and sister. *...#a. The Ladies' Guild met with Mrs. Charles M. Prindle on Thursday last.
 MT. and Mrs. Cyrus Loran Sedgwick have returned to their Sharon home having spent part of the winter in Boston, Mass. ..
 R. J. Livingston and John Wakeman reached town on Friday last and report delightful trip to and from the island of Bermuda. The visit was fraught with many interesting incidents of which a goodly supply of snapshots tes- tify. .I.% t,- .r.N The book entitled Horace Mann has been lost from the Grange library. Inquiries are being made concerning it.
 Miss Julia Peck is spending part of the week in New York. . s-.
 Dr! and Mrs. Morgan who have been spending the month with friends in New York returned to their home at the week end. |.,..t ..
 Dr. and Mrs. J. s. Chaffee returned on Saturday from months visit tc friends in Duluth. Mich. Dr. Tomkins who has been lookins after Dr. Chaffee's work during the latter's absence, returned to his home il Brooklyn, Saturday evening. 4
 The following named pupils of Room 3, of the village school were perfect 1T attendance during the month: Grade 8 Agnes F. Fahey, Alice Meier, John Olson
 Grade 4; Edward Beeman, Mary Lynch, Ruth Lamb, Lena Meier, Ameli, White, Timothy Treadway.
 Perfect in attendance in Room 8 Grade 4; Frank Busch, Albertina Kin dleburg, Richard Murtaah. Hazel Pit cher, Leslie Rhynus. ..
 Grade 4; Vincent Besanceney. Leol Decker, John Fahey, Warren Fahey Gertrude Hamlin, Clifford Liner, Eliza beth Mallory, Consuelo Pitcher, Edn Treadway, Roland Wiley. e.
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 Arthur Moxon of New York city, first class boot and shoe maker has move his family to the Winchester house ant will open there shop for general work old and new,
 The Young Peoples Home Missionar Society of the Methodist church vii hold it's annual meeting for the electio of officers in the church parlor on Frida nR O L. ol