Connecticut western news., 1912-08-29
SHARON

The young people of Christ church are reviving their interest in missionary work and meeting of the Junior Aux Hilary was held at Parish Hall iWednes- day afternoon with a large attendance. Ice cream and cake were served.
 Mrs, F. H. Kranich and son and Vivi- enne Kranaoh who, have been summer ing in Maine, are at Sharon Inn for a month or more.
 A meeting of the Sharon Equal Fran of Mrs. O. G, Kerley Monday at II a. m.
 Miss May Kenney returned at the week end from visit to friends at New burgh and Fishklll, N. Y.
 Miss Jennie Bird, of Bridgeport, is visiting her niece Mrs. 0. H. Eggleston.
 Miss Kathryn Hotaling is with rela- tives at Kingston, N. Y.
 Mrs. Mary Loucks is absent from home upon ten days visit with Rev and Mrs. Simon Stephen at their home in Gold Spring. N. Y.
 Miss Mary Carter is spending the week with Miss Jessie Gay at Kenne- bunk, Port Beach, Me.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Lowell have rented the Loucks place and will move there early ill the autumn months. MT. and Mrs. Guy Hall have secured the rooms in the Thompson residence, vLn ioI, hI,a faY Ap l. occupied for several seasons.
 Rev. E. Allen. of Torrington, held services Tn the Advent Chapel Sunday afternoon and evening. 4#
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Whitford were at Mount Washington camp during the week past. ..
 Mrs. White and her daughter Mrs. Gardiner, with the latter's three chil- dren all of Yonkers, N. Y., are guests of Miss White at the Lambert.
 Miss Knowles was called to. New York Friday by the death of her brothers wife, Mrs. Herbert Knowles.
 The ssle of tickets for the minstrels on Tuesday and Thursday nights of this week have been phenominal. The house was sold out for the first night on Satur- day and the best seats gone for the second night This promises neat sum for the treasuries of the two organ, fzation which the show is to benefit. The Village Improvement Society and the Baseball Club.
 The Golf Bridge which Mrs. Sedgwick and Mrs. Kerley gave at the home of Che latter on Friday last was we'll at tended and proved pleasant afternoon entertainments. 800 was realized for the Golf Club.
 The Catholic far was marked suc- cess, socially and financially the at. tendance both afternoon and evening be- ing unusually good. About $500 was the sum resulting from the entire affair. A very handsome eyelet embroidery dress pattern, presented by Mrs Kranich, was won by Miss Agnes Larkln Mrs. Thomas Flanagan won the gold watch a barrel of flour by Robert Dowd; a handsome centerpiece by Father Ramon, of Lakeyille five dollar gold piece by Miss Curtain; Pitcher Gagan, scored a home run grand stand play, winning a doll Mrs. Bristol rocking chair A. o. Bierce a lamp. There were other fortunate prize winners.
 The regular meeting of the selectmen will be held on Tuesday Sept. 3.
 The Equal Franchise Society will give 8 Vote for Women dance at the Tagh- kanic Inn on Wednesday, september II. l Tickets $1.
 Miss Conway, of Wallingford, former ly a teacher here, is visiting friends in the village. r:
 Next Sunday morning at the Metho- dist church, the Sacrament of the Lords supper will take the place of the ordi- nary morning service. ..
 During the month of September there will be no evening services in the Metho- :, dist church, the pastor taking his an !, nnal respite in this way. lie is however working out some new plans for Sunday night services in the near future, which he hopes will prove at once interesting and profitable. Definite announcement will be made in due time.
 Forty Hours Devotion was celebrated at St. Bernard's church beginning Sun day morning. Father Plunkett was as- sisted by Fathers Flanuery and Lynch. @t* At 8 recent meeting of the Fire Com- pany it was decided that this company would not enter the Labor day tourna- ment this year. It has been very diff cult for several years to get representa- tive attendance owing to the fact that Ahis is a Yary hnsY time Firemen and