Connecticut western news., 1912-05-09
SHARON

| E. P Hazard. $lO; Dr. Chaffee, BIO Easter collection at M E. church, $25. Previously acknowledged. $1, ,sS1. Total, $1,231.
 MT. and Mrs. James Lahey and son spent part of the past week in Bridge port.
 Mrs. Charles G. Kesley, of New York, has been the guest of Mrs. A. O.. Mapes the past week.
 Miss Abbie Jewell and Miss Knowles are in New York for a few days, shop ping.
 Grace Lamb has the Library privilege for the month of May.
 Miss Grace Hart. of Brooklyn, is vis- iting Mrs. George W. Hertzel.
 Mrs. Fannie Spence, of Washington, D. O., is spending few days with her aunt, Mrs, H. O. Rowley.
 MT. and Mrs E. J. Reed, while driv- ing from their home toward the village, last week. were thrown from their car riage, the horse becoming frightened at an automobile truck. Mrs. Reed re- ceived severe cuts on the head and her collar bone was broken. MT. Reed escaped with few bruises. ....r.
 Married, May 1st, at the Congrega- tional parsonage, by Rev. I. E. White, MT. Archibald Jennings to Miss Mary E Sabine. both of this town. MT. and Mrs. Jennings returned to the Sabine home on Saturday, having spent few days in New York City.
 MT. aud Mrs. Elijah Buckley and daughter Helen, of Endicott. N. r., spent part of the week past with Mrs. Buckley's sisters, Mrs. A. Winans and Mrs. Loucks. t.e I.
 MrAS H. Wakeman and Miss Wake man, of New York, spent Sunday at Sharon Inn. a ..-4
 Wike Brothers report the loss of a valuable horse. .,- Several Sharon friends attended the funeral of thr late David Smith, of Cornwall. last Tuesday. The Equal Franchise League met at the home of Mrs. J. s. Chaffee at the regular monthly meeting, last week. Prizes have been offered by the League to the children of the village and vicini- ty for the best showing of flowers of their own growing, at an exhibition given in September. .. The Jewett farm has been leased by chaser may appear. t... Miss Mabel Liner is visiting at the home of her brother. in Newburgh. N. Y. ....
 MT. and Mrs. George S. Kirby were in New York few days of the past week. . #..r
 Father Heating, of ot. Bernard's church, spent a part of the week past at Kent and Cornwall Bridge.
 MT. G. s. Thompson, who is in the General Hospital, New York, is report ed as improving and expresses decided wish to return to his home.
 Worthy Deputy Abbott, of New Mil ford, is an expected guest at Grange meeting, Tuesday evening. The off. cers have prepared an excellent program for lecturers hou1.
 R. St. Boughton and E. M. Winches- ter. who have been at Leland. Miss, i, during the winter, and later paid 8 months visit to the National Capital, returned to thelr home last week.
 Miss MSoA Haines was home from New York for the week end.
 1~ MT. D. N. EgRleston was in New York Friday and Saturday and saw his daughter, Miss Annie Eggleston. em. bark on the steamer ''Coronia," which sailed from New York, bound for Liver pool, op Saturday last.
 Frank Rhynuss is painting the resi- dence of A. w. Lamb.
 E. B. St. John has moved his summer cottage, and also garage, several feet to the rear of where they formerly stood James Morehouse has the work in charge.
 Mrs. Frank Wilcox, of Amenia Union, is patient at Sharon Hospital.
 MT. Q. M. Walter, of Dover Plains, is receiving treatment for rheumatism at Sharon Hospital. ...
 Carpenter Miller. who is in the hospi, tai with broken leg, is being made comfortable and progressing toward recovery.
 The young son of Cleveland Hosier, of Ellsworth. was admitted to the hos. pital on Tuesday last.
 Edward Mercy, of Syracuse, is visit, ing Harry Johnson.
 A full line of hospital supplies have been presented to Sharon Hospital by the Ladies Guild of Christ church.
 MT. James Miner, who is canvassing AL. 4o,u,, Fnr aE0ihuc rtatirfics od