Connecticut western news., 1912-04-18
SHARON

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 The services of John Eagan have beel secured for the summer to care for tn side walks and village green. The righ ma1 in the right place, all agree.
 A large flock of wild geese 75 or 100 il number passed over the village goinl north on Thursday last and were follow ed by another similar group on Satur day.
 The Loucks cottage has been rented for the season by Baker 6 Kirby to G D. Glover, of New York.
 The Leap Year dance held at the Casino Friday evening was we'll attend ed and greatly enjoyed by large mum Der of young people.
 MT. and Mrs. w. R Houghtaling. MT and Mrs. D. H, Glover, of New York were week end guests at Sharon Inn,
 Clayton Pulver and his sister Miss Kathryn Pulver, the latter student of New Paltz School, N. Y, were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Harry Pulver.
 Royal Dakin has been engaged by the Dakin Corp. Go. and about May 1 will be busy man at headquarters.
 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dakin are in New York for few days shopping.
 The first concert by the Sharon chorus will be given at the Casino Friday even- ing Mays when "The Holy City" by Gaul will be rendered. by chorus of 75 voices assisted by an orchestra. Look for the posters
 Rev. I. E. White is taking vacation from his ministerial duties for two weeks. Rev. J. Spencer Vorhees, of Lakeville. will supply the pulpit during this time.
 The Ladies Sewing Society of the Methodist church will meet in the chapel Thursday afternoon of this week
 The Womans Club met at the home of Mrs. George W. Hertzel Monday af- ternoon.
 Benton Barlow, of South Amenia, en- tered Sharon hospital for treatment on Saturday.
 Deacon Smith is spending much of his time at the home of his brother in West Cornwall, who is dangerously ill.
 Mrs. o. s. Sedgwick is spending the week with her mother in Boston.
 The village green has been carefully raked the past week and the town teams are now scraping the roads. House and lawn cleaning IS the general order of the day.
 A large audience witnessed a repeti- tion of the Easter evening services at at the Methodist church Sunday even. ing. Thls service with it's beautiful stereopticon illustrations of the famous paintings of the crufixion, resurrection, and etc, cannot fail to impress the be- holder and inspire deep sense of grati- tude to God in the gift of His son.
 Dr. and Mrs. Morgan are spending few weeks with friends in New York.
 The marriage of Miss Irene Houghtal- ing and MT. Henry R. Carse took place at the Church of the Ascension in New York city, on Tuesday, April 9. Dr. Morgan performed the ceremony and the reception followed at Delmonico's.
 Miss May Kenny, who has been spend ing the Easter vacation at home. return cd the first of the week to her studies at New Rochelle College. N. Y.
 The old Cleaveland building which has been moved to foundations on the Kirby property has been remodeled and fitted up new, making two convenient tenement houses with modern improve ments. One is to be occupied by the family of A. J. Harris the other by MT. and Mrs. E. McDonald and the boys
 Mrs, Charles Ryan is visiting friends in New Haven, Conn. 3 MT. and Mrs. Guy Hall vacate the Whitney cottage this week and move to the Bristol house where they have taken rooms. Jack Locker and family are occupying the apartment over the hose house re. gently vacated by the family of B. Mo Donald.
 Miss Frances L. White has been with friends in New York the past week.
 Miss May Prindle spent part of the week past in New York, selecting her spring stock of millinery goods.
 John Stahores. who is at Huntsinper college in Hartford, recently visited friends here. CT Hapgood, of New York. spent the week end with his parents at the Taghkanic Inn.
 The Sedgwick cottage has been taken the present week by MT. and Mrs. Rich ard J. White. who were married in New York April 13, who sail for Europe next week.
 H. s. Bennett. of Torrington, Conn, s-~ AI,