Connecticut western news., 1912-04-25
SHARON

visiting Harry Bartram. Miss Clara Peabody returned Satur. day from visit with friends in Sails bury. Mrs. A. W. Walter has been visiting at the home of her parents in Pough- keepsie, N. Y. George Wilcox, of Torrington, Conn.,, was guest at the home of Mrs. Mary Heady over Sunday.
 D. H, Darling has purchased an auto mobile stage which was delivered on Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. W. W. Kelchner, of New York, were recent guests at Sharon Inn.
 Frederick A. Hotchk1ss, of New York, was guest of his aunt Mrs. c. H. Egg gleston on Friday.
 Frederick Hotaling and Mss Mar garite Benson, of New York, spent part of the week at the home of MT. and Mrs. W. E. Hotaling.
 Mrs. Charles Brown and son Ralph, who have been spending the winter in Johnstown, Pa., returned to their Sharon home on Friday last.
 MT and Mrs Lyman Rhoades were up from New York over Sunday.
 The old stone house occupied for the last two years by the gardders has been leased for the coming summer by Joseph Loewe and family, of New York. Mrs. Loew e's sister Mrs. Clarence Davies has taken the Sewall cottage.
 Mrs. o. H. Eggleston, MT. and Mrs. H. B. Dakin and Dr. Chaffee were re- cent visitors to New York, the latter go- ing to meet the wife of his cousin upon her arrival on the s. s. Carpathia. Her husband was among the lost.
 F. W. Dakin made 8 business trip to Hartford last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Winans, of Lake vile, spent Sunday with their parents here.
 At the annual meeting of the Epworth League held on Monday night. April 22, the following officers were elected for the year ensuing: President, Mabel Hotaling; first vice president, Mary Mackey second vice president, Lillian Hansen third vice president, Mrs. W. J. Hotaling; fourth vice president Mary E. Louoks; secretary, Cora Winans j; treasurer, W. R. Loucks organist, Mrs A. W. White.
 Herbert Ohaffee, of North Dakoto, cousin of Dr. Chaffee, of this village, and son of the late Even Chaffee, former Sharon resident is reported among the lost on the s. s. Titanic. The name of his wife appears in the list of survivors. The horse driven by Miss Amy Tur- bary the other day ran off the bridge nearby and was so badly injured that the owner was obliged to have it killed. Miss Turbary was unhurt.
 Mrs. 8. L. Fellows, of New York, has been with her daughter Mrs. Ackley, the past week.
 Ralph Rayall, os Lebanon, Conn, has been 8 recent guest at the home of his friends MT. and Mrs: Ralph Milburn.
 The cottage of w. E. Hotaling has been leased for the summer by MT. Wm. S. Gould. of New York city.
 Carpenter Miller in the employ of Eggleston & Livingston, who fell from building in Wassaic and crushed his foot, is being cared for at Sharon hospi tai.
 Service was held in Parish hall of Christ church on Sunday, the work upon the interior of the church not having reached completion.
 At the last regular communication of Hamilton Lodge No. 54, F. 6 A. M. the following resolu tions were unanimously adopted.
 Whereas in his inscrutable wisdom the Supreme "Architect of the Universe" and master of all Lodges has seen fit to call from earthly and temporal "labor" to heavenly and eternal "refreshment" our highly esteemed and beloved brother Simeon B. Jewett, therefore be it
 Resolved, 1. That while we bow in reverent submission.to His sovereign and most holy will we do at the same time and hereby express our profound and painful consciousness of sorrow and loss in this dispensation of His providence.
 Resolved. 3. That we do also hereby express and assure the family of our de- parted brother of our sincere sympathy with them in this great bereavement and aff1iction.
 Resolved 3. That copy of these res, olutions be spread upon the permanent records of Hamilton Lodge and that an other copy be published in the local paper.
 Signed by the Louis Miller
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