Connecticut western news., 1912-09-19

The next meeting of the Equal Fran 'chise League of the village will be held at the residence of the president, Mrs. 10. c. Ketley on the morning of Septem- iber 24th.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. o. Morton, of New lburgh. N. r., are guests at the Bartram.
 Mrs. A. R. Smith, ot New York, who has been spending her summer in Sharon aguest at the Bartram, return ed to her home early this week.
 A meeting of the registrars of voters is called for Sept. 19 at Town Hall from g to o'clock.
 Mrs. Charles Prindle, the Misses Prin- de and Miss Morehouse are spending a week or more at the West Haven shore. A movement is underway looking to the erection of new and more com modatious Catholic church in this viii lage. Father Plunkett already has more than S1 900 subscribed to this object. Misses Nina and Grace Hotaling are spendingftheir vacation with friends in Ponghkeepsie.
 Services conducted by Rev. H. Ben net were held in the Advent Chapel Sunday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. F. W. Dakin and MT. and Mrs. Ohas. -Dakin motored to Hart. ford to spend few days of the past week.
 Miss Louise Plunkett, of South Stam- ford, is visiting her uncle, Father Plun- kett.
 Percy Harris, of Newburgh, N. r., spent recent Sunday at his parents home here.
 The residence of Mrs. Lydia Nase was struck by lightning during 8 recent electrical storm. Considerable damage was done to the roof, fortunately the building did take fire.
 The following families who have oc- scupied summer cottages here have re- turned to their their homes for the au- ,tumn and winter W. W, Hall, Francis Mason and J. 0. Davies. -ar. -.
 The Mortuary Chapel fund has been increased by the following subscriptions. Mrs. Myra Hotchkiss e1O0, Mrs. H. M. Gillette S20O, MT. H. O. VonPost $l00. The Misses Schwab s25. Only $S25 is lacking. -....-s ...-...-.
 Miss May Kenney is substituting in .Gillette's store during the absence of Miss Hotaling. .. .
 A pleasing feature of the season was 4he dance and card party held at the Taghkanic Inn Wednesday evening in the interests of the Equal Franchise League. About e30 was netted. ~
 Mrs. L.. B. Hapgood is absent from nome attending wedding at Peeksklll, NY. .. .....
 E. P. Hazard jr. leaves home this week to enter the Sheffield Scientific School of Yale University for a four year course: ...#. ..s. /.
 The delegates to the republican Con- Rressional Convention held at Water bury, Sept. IA were Horace Dunbar, E. F. Hazard, R. R. Woodward and J. O. Jackson. The democratic congressional convention will be held in the same city Sept. a6, and I. N. Bartram, B. Mo Donald, F. Byron and R. Prindle were chosen as delegates.
 The republican caucus for the purpose of nominating town officers was held Sept. IA:
 Selectmen, A. W. Lamb, Robert Dowd.
 Assessor. R. Harris.
 Board of Relief. F. B. Hamlin, w. Bartram.
 Collector, O. Tiedeman.
 Tree Warden, George Kirby.
 The school children of the town of Sharon will hold flower and vegetable exhibit at Town Hall. Sept. 21, from 8 to 5 D. m. Prizes are offered by the Equal Franchise League for the best showing. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to the general public.
 Delegates Sedgwick, Harris. Lamb and Tledeman attended the state con- vention held in Hartford on. Tuesday.
 The republican candidate for Governor of Connecticut, Hon. John Paine Studley, of New Haven, is 8 native of Sharon.
 Miss Abbie Jewett is visiting Mrs. Willis Garter in West Stockbridge,  .. CORNWALL