Connecticut western news., 1912-02-22
SHARON

Q E. ;. A large turnout IS expected and supper will be prepared for 50 per sons.
 The marriage announcements Of MT. George Roger, of Canaan, and Miss F. Loulse Jackson were received by friends here early the past week. The ceremony took place in Hartford and MT. and Mrs. Roger will reside in Canaan.
 Mrs I. k. White was recent visitor to friends in Port Chester, N. Y.
 Mrs. Ann Doty is visiting friends at Cohoes, N. Y. ! D. N. Eggleston is putting up com modious garage in the rear of his resi- dence.
 ciety and those who desire to become members are requested to cash up. The annual dues are 50 cents and are due Jan. 1st
 The Misses Harriet Eggleston and Nadia Marckres, who have been upon the sick list, are recovering from their illness, Mir. and Mrs. F. W. Dakin spent couple of days in Hartford the past week. s.|'
 Miss Clementine Tiedeman is with her sister Mrs. Middlebrook. having re- turned recently from a months visit to New York.
 The estate of the late James Morrisey is being settled by N. 0. Wilson.
 Silver Lake Grange will hold Wash ington Sociable at Grange Hall on the next regular meeting night. Admission 15 cents. -r .h..H "I.
 Lsnt begins on the 2lst of February Ash Wednesday Services for that day at Christ Church as follows: Morning prayer, Litany sermon and Holy Com munion at 10:S0 a. m. Evening prayer at D. m. Services each Friday even ing during the Lenten season. The Rev. William Wilkinson of Trinity parish. New York city, will preach on the even ing of Feb 23rd. The service will com meice at 7;30 l.5 ..... IhiNS b0oS1C NNnJ cAo 2AA Q. AA' ASs SAeShn berlaln were at the Gay Homestead on Thursday last, the latter to arrange for the shipment of household goods to New York. where MT. and Mrs. Chamberlain have taken an apartment.
 Amile Deveaux has been appointed administrator of the estate of the late Wm. McCann. s
 Miss Molly Knight is visiting friends in New York and South Orange, N.J.
 The Outlook tenemens, an attractive little cottage built by Eggleston and Livingston. is about finished and is soon to be occupied by George Rinehardt and family. t...
 R. J. Livingston. who has been taking . months vacation and visiting Panama. Cuba and the Bermuda's is expected homo this week. Just listen to the won derful tales he tells.
 Miss Stokes, who during the early winter occupied "Landheim" the Waitt residence has rented '.Cool Gales" the Duane place from June 1st throughout the remainder of the year. ..
 Richard Roselle has purchased of Charles Mallory the dwelling house and lot just south of the latter's residence at the south end of Sharon Valley. It is to be occupied during the summer by Jos. Roselle, who is in the employ of Mrs. A. K. Thayer. -.... .,... MT. and Mrs. 0. s. Sedgwick are upon their homeward journey from Cali fornia, being last heard from in Chicago, They expect to spend the month of March in New York '.s
 A chicken pie supper will be held in the Congregational chapel on the even. ing of Feb. 22nd. An entertainment with many unique features is being pre- pared to follow the supper. The whole cost is 25 cents. Don't fail to be present.
 Married Feb. 15, 1919. at the Decker home, MT. Floyd Decker Miss Ellza- beth Sinclair. the latter of New York city. Rev. l. E White performed the ceremony.
 L. H. Bartram has been at Cream
 
 Hill, Cornwall, the past six weeks. where he is engaged upon large plumb ing job at the residence of Mrs, Sackett. of New York. summer resident of Cornwall.
 Died Sunday. February IS, Dr. Wm. W. Knight In the 79th year of his age. An invalid for several years past, his sudden death however come as a great shock to large circle of friends. Every one knew and loved Dr Knight and a deep sense of personal loss is felt by the entire community. The funeral services were held from his late residence Tues day at 2:20 o'clock in the afternoon, Rev. k, O. Dyer, former pastor, assisted by Rev MT. White officiated. Interment was made at Hillside cemetery.