Connecticut western news., 1912-05-23
SHARON

A member of Barnum & Bailey's cir GUS while riding on the top of a car of the circus train in Dover was hit by a bridge and his head seriously injured. He was brought to Sharon Hospital on Sunday.
 Mrs. Isaac Hufftale was operated on at Sharon Hospital on Sunday last for appendicitis.
 The family of W. R. Houghtaling, of New York, have arrived at their home here for the summer.
 Mrs. A. J. Wheeler. of Dover, N. Y, and Mrs. Thompson, of Norfolk, Conn.,, have been recent guests of Mrs. Hoag.
 The marriage of Albert Euvard and Mrs. Grace Mcdonald both of Athol, Mass, took place at the Methodist par sonage on May 9. .... .......
 o. B. Dakin recently purchased fine young horse of A. B. Landon.
 Mrs. 0. M. Sherman, who has been in Poughkeepsie during the winter, is oc- cupying her former quarters at the Bar tram.
 Mrs. o. R. Pancoast, of Getmantown, Pa, is spedding the week with her father MT. I. N. Bartram while Mrs. B. is en- toying few days with friends out of town. E..
 New books at the library: s. Nature and Origin of Life LeDantec Jean Jacques Rousseau LeMaitre Women of Tomorrow Hard Free will and human responsibility
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 The death of Mrs. Arthur Winans, who has been great sufferer for many months. occurred early Monday morn- ing. The funeral services was held from the Methodist church Wednesday after noon at o'clock. Interment at Hill- side cemetery.
 Miss Anna Warehouse has rented her cottage for the summer to Mr. Francis Mason, of New York, whose family have occupied it the past two summers.
 Charles Bejean has secured the library privilege for the month of May.
 Frank Johnson, of Washington Hol- low. N. Y, spent Sunday at his par, ents' home on the mountain.
 The annual memorial service will be held in the Methodist church next Sun- day evening May 26.
 Mss Daisy Landon accompanied by her father, W. K. Landon, has gone to Saranac, N. Y, where the former ex- poets to spend few weeks.
 At the Dual trackmeetl of Hotchkiss and Pawling schools on Baker field at Hotchkiss last Thursday, Gerald Eggles- ton won silver medal and his track H in the running broad jump.
 Additions to Mortuary Chapel fund Willard Baker s MT. and Mrs. 0. H. Eggleston 10 O. M. Prindle and son 25 Previously reported 1.343 Total e1,3ss
 Miss Helen Tweed, of New York. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Tweed and a resident of Sharon for many sum- mers, will be married in the church of the Incarnation, New York, to Charles D. Wadsworth. Thursday May 2S.
 Miss Treat. of New York, is again oc- cupying Colonial cottage. The sndden death of her mother occurred quite re- gently at Lakewood, N. J.
 Mir. and Mrs. K. s. Holland, of Sharon, Mass, were recent guests at TaghkanioI Inn.
 Sharon has seldom had 8 prettier mar. riage ceremony than this which occurred at the home of Mrs. Mary Heady on Wednesday afternoon of last week, May 15, in which her daughter was gwen in holy matrimony to MT. George E. Will COX. of Torrington. At two o'clock sharp the happy pair took position under a bower of fragrant orabappls blossoms, and, as the clock struck the hour, the canary piped out his cheerful note, and
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