Connecticut western news., 1912-03-21
SHARON

whereas-It has pleased Almighty God in his wisdom to remove from our midst our brother, Dr. Wm. W. Knight be it Resolved. That while we deplore the loss to our Lodge and the community we humbly bow to the Divine decree which has taken from us one of our oldest members and one who has always held the esteem of the fraternity,
 Resolved that we extend to the bereav- ed family our sincerest sympathies in this their great loss and be it further
 Resolved, that copy of these resolu- tions be entered upon our records and also sent to the family of our departed brother.
 A meeting of those interested i'll the formation of the ladies auxiliary of Sharon hospital was held at the Casino on the afternoon of March 12. The company consisting of nearly 30 ladies ~ proceeded to organize in due form adopt by laws and elect officers as follows {: President, Mrs. c. W. Hertzel; vice president, Mrs. J. B. Ackley Mrs. Ralph Milburn Mrs. J. s. Chaffee i; secretary, Miss Clara Peabody ;rtreasur- CT, Mrs. Chas. Dakin. Annual dues are $1. The society will hold their next meeting on the second Tuesday of April at the home of the president, Mrs. G. w. Hertzel.
 MT. and Mrs P. J. Kenney are spend ing the week ill New York.
 
 MT. and Mrs. E. 0. Jameson, of New York, were in the village at the week end. '..
 Dr. and Mrs. c. G. Kerley were guests at Taghkanic Inn over Sunday.
 James Bush. of Greenfield, Mass. was 8 week end guest at the Bartrom.
 The attention of the "Antis'' is called to Golfers Weekly, March 16, page IS.
 Mrs John G. Milburn, of New York, is visiting at the home of his son Ralph Milburn.
 At on adjourned Fire District meet , ing held Tuesday evening of last week the authorized committee were instruct ed to contract with the Berkshire Power : Company for the use of 42 tungsten lights at SIS per light to run throughout the year until midnight for the purpose of lighting the village street.
 At church meeting recently held Frank Northrop was elected delegate from the Methodist church to the lay. electoral conference held at Kingston March 29
 Spring cleaning is under way. E. H. Middlebrook being first in the field with '@ a fresh coat of paint at the meat market. >' At 2 special meeting of the Village Improvement Society held Tuesday evening. #="# - rs2
 James J. Fahey was elected president to fill the vacancy caused by the resig- nation of Mrs. Sedgwick and [. N. Egg gleston was made vice president in place of I. N. Bartram resigned.
 A geanie surprise party was given Chas. P. Loucks by 25 of hls friends and neighbors last Wednesday evening. the occasion being the anniversary of the birth of MT Loucks
 Mrs. Mary Butcher has been quite ill with Pittsfeld nurse attending her. | P. J. Kenney is taking a weeks vaca- tion from his duties at Glllette's store ~- and E Landon, of MilIerton, is looking after mercantile affairs during his ab- sence.
 Miss Laura Bartram, who is a student of Hartford hucinuoS co11ooa ruoc boroo over Sunday.
 Mrs, E. M. Sword, of Springfield, is visiting Mrs Henry Morehouse.
 Samuel Roberts. of Dobbs Fe>ry. N. Y, is spending 8 few days with old friends here.
 The death of Mrs. Frederick White a former resident of Sharon, is reported ill the Pawling Chronicle.
 MT. and Mrs Robert Harris, Mir. and Mrs. George Smith attended the birth. l day celebration gwen MT. John Capron of Amenia, who reached the 88th mile stone on Thursday last.
 The death of Mrs. William Ryan, S1 years, occurred at her home in the north end of the town Sunday morning, March F. She is survived by her husband and six children. The funeral services were held Tuesdayin the Presbyterian church at South Amenia at 3 p. m.
 Additions to the tree pruning fund Mrs. Oothout $10, s. H. Wakeman $2O
 Friends here of Isaac Palmer have received word of his serious illness al his home in an adjoining town.
 Mrs. Ella Landon of Norfolk, is visit ing at w. K. Landon's.
 Mrs. G, E. Sheldon, of New York, is z guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. s. Chaffee.
 Died, March 13, Simeon B. Jewett il the 66th year of his age. Funeral ser