Connecticut western news., 1912-03-28
SHARON

field, Mass, and two brothers. Hawley of Brooklyn, and Walter, with whom she made her home. The funeral servi- ces were held from her late residence at 3 clock Saturday afternoon, Rev. w. A. Mackev officiating. Interment was made in the family lot at Hillside ceme- tary.
 The Woman's Club met with Mrs, Ralph Milburn, Monday afternoon. Mrs. A. F. Mapes, who has been on 8 trip South, the past fortnight, returned home Saturday.
 Work has been resumed at the Rhoades' place and is being hastened, as the house is to be ready for occu- pancy the coming summer.
 Services were held in the Advent chapel by Rev. E. Allen, of Torrington, last Sunday afternoon and evening.
 Mrs. Charles Rhynus has recently returned from a visit with her sister in Millerton.
 E, P. Hazard has been appointed ad- ministrator of the estate of the late Simeon E. Jewett.
 An auction sale of household furni- ture and farming implements will be held at the residence of Charles Dakin, Indian Pond, Thursday, March 28, commencing at 10 oclack.
 The Sedgwiok cottage has been taken for the summer by Miss Halstead of Poughkeepsie.
 Hotchkiss school students, EgRleston, Hazard and Walter, are at home for a brief vacation, the school having closed on Wednesday last for one week.
 The Ladies' Guild of Christ church, the members of which are sewing for Sharon Hospital, met on Thursday with Mrs. Charles Prlndle.
 The Ladies' Sewing Society of the M E. church held their Wednesday after. noon meeting with Mrs. A. W. Walter.
 Mrs. Henry Martyr Ladd, of New York city,is guest The Taghkanic Inn George Conklin is spending few days with friends in Poughkeepsie.
 Miss Lillian Hansen, who has been in New York during the winter, is home for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. P. J. Kenney spent a part Of the past week in New York, and attended the play "The Garden of Allah"
 A special Easter evening service will be held in the Methodist church, illus. trated with the stereoptioon. There will be no service in this church, March S1, the paster, Rev. W. A. Mackey, being absent at the conference session in Kingston. N. Y. It is expected that he will be returned to this charge.
 The official board of the Methodist church here unanimously petitioned conference for the reappointment of Dr. R. E. Wilson as District Superintendent The meeting in the Casino on Thus day evensng, March 21, in the interest of the Men and Religion Forward Move ment, was attended by about 50 mer and boys who listened with interest tC the addresses by Rev. J. O. Goddard ot Salisbury and MT. F. A. Hotchkiss o1 Millerton and New York. Dr. Rorgar was chairman of the meeting, anc refreshments were served at the close by the Misses Smith and Peabody.
 Special religious services were an nounced for the week of Good Friday Tuesday evening, April 3, in the Con gregationsl chapel; Wednesday evening in Parish Hall of Christ church; Thurs day evening in the lecture room of th Methodist church, the three societie uniting in these services. Friday even ing stereopticon lecture of the Passiol Play will be given at the Casino by Mrs James w. Haslehurst, of New YorI City. Mrs. Haslehurst is a most interest ing and talented speaker and has severa - times witnessed the Passion Play a Oberammagau.
 The pupils perfect in attendance a the village school arc as follows:
 Room 1.-For the month of March Evelin Hamlin. Henrietta Tompkin' Helen Riley. For the term: Eveli Hamlin, Henrietta Tompkins.
 Room 2.-For the month: Waite Byron, Marjorie Hand, Louise Lehnert Columbian Riley. For the term: Louis Lehnert, Walter Byron.
 Room 3.-Edward Beeman, Glady  Brazee, Frank Busch, Eldred Hamlir Harold Klebes, Harriet Loundsbury Herman Meier, Adelbert Mlddlebrooks Golden Murphy, Richard Murtaglc Hazel Pitcher, Leslie Rhynus. For tn term: Edward Beeman, Frank Buscl Harold Klebes, Adelbert Middlebrook Golden Murphy. Harold Klebes Ina the library privilege.
 Rev. David N. Kirkby of Salisbur will preach in Christ church Frida eveninp March 29