Connecticut western news., 1912-10-24
SHARON

In fu;i sympathy With the w. rid wide m cr1neuG 'a.aiu>t the Great White Plagua the pastor of the Methodist church on next Sunday morning will detive- an address upon Tuberculosis, fits e 4uses. prevalence and treatment. This crusade so wide spread and earn estly condacttd must surely result in eventual exterminatioD of the dreaded disease.
 Next Sunday, night the subject at the Methodist church will be "An Evening With the Parables." The "Talk upon The Holy Land" last Sunday evening was well attended and proved very in- teresting. Various stereopticon views r5lating to tho subject were shown.
 His Excellency, De Von Unterberger, body physician of the Emperor of Prus- sia and his daughter have been recent guests of MT. and Mrs. A. M. Waitt. The former was honorary delegate from the Prussian government to the Hygen1e : Congress at Washington, D. 0.
 Captain Witt of the Hamburg Amerl' can Line has also been a recent guest at "Landheim" the home of MT. and Mrs. A. M. Waitt.
 William Kenney, while taking his an- nual vacation from his duties at Gill Iette's store. spent the week in New York and enjoyed the great naval dis play.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Jackson spent a few days with friends i'll Sherman, Conn, recently.
 Rev. w. A. Mackey was called early this week to the bedside of his son who is seriously ill at the Morristo VII Hospl- tai ill Morristown, Pa.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Pulver visited ill Pine Plains during the formers vaca- tion of last week.
 Miss May Prindle returned a few days since from trip to Buffalo. Dr. J. s. Chaffee is taking his annual vacation and M B. Ketrom. M. D., is in charge of the hospital work and car ing for the outside patlents.
 Dr. and Mrs. D. Parker Morgan wht have been visiting friends in Wales anc England are again at hume and brought with them from abroad, a niece, Miss Lee.
 Contributions to the Sharon hospita will be gratefully received.
 Miss Daisy Ltndon who has been a Saranac, N. Y..> has returned hom' m oh improved in health.
 Mrs. George A. L tmb, of West Havei is visiting friends in town. ,- Mr. an,l Mrs. F. W. Dakin have beer in New York the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm Klebes returned last week from fortnight's visit t. New York friends.
 The death of Miss Irene Barley, age' S3 years, occurred Oct.14.
 Miss. Cornelia J. Ryan was home iron Brooklyn for the week end.
 MT. D. N. Eggleston and family spen the week end in Waterbury. Miss Matha Wilbur has been in Nev York for fortnight and returned at tn { week end.
 J.J. Ryan was at Hartsdale, N' Y on business early this week.
 The first meeting of the Sewing Clas was held at the Casino on Saturday at
 izQ and teachers appointed. Work will b given out next Saturday.
 S. l.. Hollister and F. E. Byron ar the nominees for representative on tn democratic ticket MT. George Bump is suffering from form of pneumonia.
 Mir. and Mrs. I. N. Bartram are l Germantown. Pa., to attend the 2Ot wedding anniversary of their daughter Mrs. c. R. Pancoast.
 Married at the M. E. Parsonage, Sa urday afternoon, Oct. 19, Elmer l Boshart and Harriet A. Olson both ( Amenia, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. L. H. Bartram and fan lily and Miss Abbie Jewett were Bedding Common, Tuesday, to attend u ~ golden wedding of MT. Bartram's pa ents.
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