Connecticut western news., 1912-11-28
SHARON
Miss Anna B. Lathrop of Buffalo, N, Y, is guest at the Taghanic Inn.

Miss Anna B. Lathrop of Buffalo, N. Y, is guest at the Taghanic Inn.
 Hotchkiss Library has Che following new books, Garibaldi and the making of Italy, Garibaldi's Defense of the Roman Republic, Garibaldi and the Thousand, Trevelyan; The Three BrOnte's, Sin clair; History of Greenwich, Mend !; Stranghng of Persia. Shuster; Isabelle D'Este Cartwright; Changing Chinese, Ross The House Fly, Howard Arn cha1ral the Inn. Smith; Cease Firing, Johnston Minute Man of 1872, Tohmu- son Belgium the Land of Art, Grifffs The Light of Day, Burroughs Uncle Lisha's Shop, Uncle Iisha's Outing. A Danvis Pioneer, Danvls Folks, Out of Bondage, Robinson,
 MT. D. $. Van Alstyne, of Palmyra. N. Y, recently paid a visit to L. Van Alstyne.
 MT. and Mrs. Frieze of Millbrook, N. Y, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Walter.
 The remains of William Canfeld who died at Hartford, Conn.,, home for the aged, November 20, were brought to Hillside Cemetery for interrment on Friday.
 The Van Rensselaer, family have closed their home and returned to thelr opar+yoop+ ip Noxr vorL for tho xujpta1. The Equal Franchise League met at the home of Mrs. J. s. Chaffee, Tues day afternoon.
 An auction sale of household furni- ture, farming implements, horses, COWS and fowl was held at the home of the late Levi Whitford, November 25. The farm also went at auction for $6, 150 and was purchased by Miss Laura Wheeler
 MT. Elmer Bristol, of Huntsville Conn. and Miss Calen Mckee of New Britain are visiting MT. and Mrs. F. L. Bristol.
 Dr. Hurd, of Lakeville, was in the village on Wednesday last showing 2 fine Chalmers touring car for which ht is the agent
 Services were held iD the Advent chapel in Oaulkinstown on Saturday af ternoon and evening. conducted by Rev. E Allen of Torrington. Conn.
 Rev. w. A. Mackey and Miss Mary Mackey spent part of the week pas with friends in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 The following persons visited New York during the week just past Dr Morgan, E. N. Eggleston, Miss Eagles ton, Miss Knowles and Mrs, M. Loucks
 The death of Deacon Charles B. Ev erett occurred Nov. 19. 1919, after al Hines of two years. He was in his 78tl year. Funeral services were held iron his late residence Saturday at 1.3O p. m Interrment in Ellsworth Cemetery. H is survived by widow, three sons ant two daughters.
 Mrs. Levi Whitford and Miss Whit ford expect to spend the winter witt friends in Ohio.
 Mrs. Myra Hotchkiss, as is customary at this season of the year, has closed he house and gone with the members 0 her household to her cottage at Orlando Fla. Wm Ross, with his mother an' daughter, accompanied the Hotchkis party south and will occupy the Ros cottage there.
 P. J. Kenney, Gillette's manager was in New York last week selecting full line of holiday goods.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles St. John, 0 Seattle Wash, are visiting friends il Sharon and anticipate spending tn winter in the east.
 The Ladies Guild and Missionary Sc ciety of Christ church met with Mrs Frances White.
 The Sharon Choral Society will mee to organize for the coming winter O. Saturday evening, November 30th, a 8.15 in the Sharon Casino. It is sincere ly hoped that all who were member last year will be present and others wh, care to join the society. No new mem bers will be admitted after the first thre rehersals. Forbes Garter, conductor.