Connecticut western news., 1911-04-20
SHARON

whose devotion to the church extended over many years. It was erected by the ladies of the parish who testify by the these estimable ladies whose death oc- cured within the past year.
 Easter was observed in thet churches by special musical programs and decor ations of flowers. At Christ Church an especially fine service of song was gwen anl the church decorated with profus- ion of carnations, lilies and marguerites.
 The Casino was we'll filled on Monday evening when Prof. H. K! Job, of New Haven, ,deliveredshis stereoptiean lecture on "Our Birds" (birds of the State of Conneoticut.) The pictures were of a superior quality and the speaker held his audience to the end. A large num- Der of children were present. ,'>.
 Tn the case of the Sprague appeal from Sharon which is called for Tuesday of this week at Winsted, 8 dozen or more citizens of the town have been sub poenaed to appear. t...
 $500 has recently been added to the Trust fund the income of which is to assist in the care of Hillside Cemetery. Mrs. Josephine B. Hamhn presented this sum. The fund now amounts to nearly $3,000 Donations during the past year hlve been as follows Misses Gay $25, wu. D. Burnham $50, Elias B. Reed So Only $50 has thus far been dona- t Il toward the receiving vault which Cemetery directors hope to see ere L4any years part of Hill Side"
 MT. George Brazee, of LaGrangeville, N. r, visited friends here early this week.
 The remains of Mrs. Harry A. Cole man of Waterbury, formerly Miss Abbie Dowd of this town, were brought here for burial on Saturday of last week.
 The death of John Duffy, 8 well known resident of Sharon Valley, oc- cured Thursday last. His age was 61 years. The funeral services were held 
 Mir, Duffy is survived by his widow, a son and two daughters.
 Died, Thursday evening, April 13' Miss Maitie Tuncey, aged 40 yeaas. Funeral services were held Sunday af- ternoon from her late residence at 2.30 o'clock. Rev. W. A. Mackev officiated Tbe interment was made at Hillside cemetery.
 Miss Emily Conklin of Amenia has been recent guestiof her cousin, Mrs. 5. Kirby.
 The second meeting of the Band of Mercy Humane Society was held in the High school, the afternoon of Friday, April '. MT. Mackey presided. The society is to bear the name, ''The Silver Band of Mercy, It was voted that a f social meeting be held before the regular business meeting, which takes place the fir Friday in May. s=
 As the village school grounds were not in condition for outside work, Arbo1 Day was observed by the rendering o1 appropriate articles and poems by the pupils. r.. se< ..
 Dr. Morgan is in New York this week attending the consecration services o1 the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.
 The regular meeting of Silver Lake Grange, Monday evening. May 1, will be observed as Sisters night and at al open meeting beginning at 8:15, stere opticon views of scenery of the Great Basin and Rocky Mountains will be shown. .E# "1*f ..sts ....s
 The schools of the town and village 2. closed on Thursday of last week ant opened on Monday, observing Good Fri day as a holiday. #
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Ackley returned last week from months trip to tht West Indies and the Isle of Bermuda We understand they intend to spend { portion of each year at the latter place as during their visit they purchased { cottage for the winter months.
 The death of Miss Harriet Beard aged 89 years, occurred at the residence ot Oliver Williams, where she has beer spending the winter, on Tuesday last The funeral services will be held Friday Interment at Hillside cemetery. Rev Mr. Mackey will officiate. j ..
 MT. George B. Klebes went as dele gate to the Woodmen's convention helt at Binghamton, N. Y, last week.
 MT. John M. Sullivan, N. Y., is guest at the Bartram.
 MT. A. A. Bates and Miss Margare Bates of New York city were weekend visitors of Miss Francis White at tn Lambert.
 Mrs. Frank Batchelder of Cambridge Mass, is a guest at the Taghkanic I'm
 MT. and Mrs. G. B. Klebes were i, New York few days recently.