Connecticut western news., 1912-06-27
SHARON

L. W. Dakin is experimenting the distribution of oil on the village roads and all who wish to be supplied are in- vited to make their contribution at once to either L. VauAlstyne or F. W. Da- kin.
 Miss Laura Wheeler has caused to be erected drinking fountain for the re- freshment of man or beast, in memory of "Tag," little dog we'll beloved by his mistress and her friends.
 Miss Flora Shears, of New York City, is visiting her cousin, Miss Francis White.
 The family of Henry E. Pellew, of Washington, D. O., and Aiken, N. O., Thursday.
 MT. D. N. Eggleston and Miss Eggles-. ton were in New York the past week, where the latter is taking treatment with throat specialist.
 Jarvis Jackson drove hls handsome colt, Cricket" to Sherman on Saturr day and returned the following day.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jucket, of Bridgeport, are spending fortnight with the formers mother, Mrs. Charles Rhynus. Mrs. A. R. Smith and maid are oc- cupying rooms at the Bartram.
 Meredith Gillette. of Ilion, N. Y., is spending fortnight with his grand mother, Mrs. D. N. Eggleston, and his aunt, Mrs. O. H. Eggleston, while his mother, Mrs. G. L. Foote, is enjoying camp life at Mount Riga.
 Mrs. Harriet Eggleston, of Millerton, spent the past week with Mrs. L. Van Alstyne aud Mrs D. N. Eggleston.
 Gerald Eggleston attended the Yale Harvard ball game at New Haven last week.
 Salisbury Grange pald visit to Sll yer Lake Grange on Tuesday evening, furnished a charming program and par took O. one of the bountiful suppers for which Sharon patrons are famous.
 A garden fete is to be one of the social events of the season, and will be held at the spacious home of Mir. and Mrs. A. M. Waitt The hostt ss will speak upon lace making and exhibit her collection, which is second to none i'll the country. An informal dance, with Miss Pea body as musician, was held Tuesday evening at the Inn Cas1no by the young people Of the village. 1
 MT. l. N Bartram, at an early hour last Thursday morning, discovered a full grown deer quietly grazing on the village lawn near the Bartram. Need- ! less to say. his deership did not tarry for an introduction. f.t,s
 Tuesday evening, July }, is Brothers Night at Silver Lake Grange meeting and Bro. Franklin E. Byron has pro- gram ill charge that is sure to prove in- teresting. IA ..y.> | Miss Kathryn Kenney is assisting at central telephone office while Miss Ethel Klebes is taking her vacation. l Miss Edna Bartram, of Brooklyn, is SAoAbAhB dO Js AN' AoeIA IAdn Miss Cora Winans is spending few days at her brothers home in Lake vile. .. Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wooding, of Charlottesville, Va, a recent bride and groom, are spending week with the formers aunt Mrs. Myra Hotchkiss
 
 Children's Day was celebrated at the Methodist church Sunday morniug in pleasing and appropriate manner. A profusion of flowers, pleasing songs and interesting recitations made the service a delightful one. A collection was taken for the educational department of the church. r.. y ...e. The Daisy Club IS again in evidence and just now it's members are busy Ere- pairing for fair to be held on the lawn at "Landheim, the home of MT. and Mrs. A. M. Waitt. on the afternoon of July 12. Fancy articles of a superior order will be offered, cake, candy and other goodies also. Don't fail to secure chance on the lace pillow which has been donated by Mrs. Waitt. If stormy, the fair will be held on the verandas. Procet ds to go to Sharon Hospital. Miss Carolyn Wells and Mrs. Madge x Carr Cook. of New York City, are guests of MT. and Mrs. A. M Waitt, who. with their friends, are absent from home this week on motor trip to Bos- ton.
 The Congregational school will ob- serve the day Sunday morning. June 30.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Lamb and MT. and Mrs. A. s. Martin, of Lakeville, motored to Poughkeepsie on Monday.
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