Connecticut western news., 1912-09-26
SHARON

Landon spent Sunday with Miss Daisy Landon at Saranac, N. Y.
 jReE- MT. Foote, assistant rector of the church of The Holy Communion. New York city, occupied t"e pulpit at Christ church Oh Sunday iii the absence of MT. Atkinson, Dr. Morgan'o supply.
 We rejoice to see D. II Darling $ automobile stage again in operation thereby enabling Sharon residents to procure their morning mail a good half hour earlier.
 An alarm was sounded Monday about noon when the Jameson residence was discovered on fire. Able assistance was on hand and the flames were quickly :subdned- The fire was caused by a de- fectiye Hue and was reached with some difficulty.
 The exhibition of flowers and vegeta- bles grown by the school children of the town, held under the auspices of the Equal Franchise League, at Town Hall Saturday afternoon, Sept. 22, was a marked success. A fine display of both flowers and vegetables was shown ar ranged with taste upon three long tables aud duly labeled. The large attendance Of parents and friends who came with the exhibitors, showed the interest taken in this movement and doubtless the ex- hibition will be followed in other years by fuller and more elaborate display. Miss Hazel Pitcher secured first prize on flowers, beautiful picture, by Nutting; Miss Gertrude Hamlin, second on flowers, took Chapman's bird book John and Warren Fahey took first on vegetables. a years subscription to the Youths Com panion; John Murtagh, second, paint ing by Nutting the following received N Honorable Mention: Kathryn Laugh lin, Eldred Hamlin. Edwin Adie, Doris Adie. Anna Mallory and Wm, Tuncey.
 1.-The County Sheriff. play well ad- vertised and spoken of as most note worthy will be given at the Casino Thursday evening, Sept. 26. ....
 "A meeting in the interests of the Pro- Eressive Party was held at Town Hall, Saturday evening. An attentive audi ence listened to an able address by Prof J- E Spingarn of Twinbeck, Amenia and it is said Sharon has several new converts who will adopt the new party and platform.
 Mrs. A F. Mapes is. visiting friends in Peru, Vt. .4s.
 Work at Rose Chapter, o. E. S., was inspected by the state officers of the Grand Chapter at the last regular meet ling, Sept. 18 <
 Miss Mabel Hotaling is assisting at Telephone Central office. .
 Miss Viola Ross is with friends in Ponghkeepsie. .a.~
 Ihe Ga0rge Brown property has been sold to a MT. VanCourtland, of New York city. .. .#'e..
 Mrs. Otto Tiedeman is spending few weeks with friends in Patterson, N. Y.
 Two social events of the week past HSOE0h h EtN1bAuS uub0CI1 Ou OnO O0uS W1Ch lawn and a bridge party given by Mrs. w. B. Cooley. ..# ...
 Mrs. Carrie Nader, of Kingston, N. Y., has been recent guest at the home of her brother w. Baker.
 The contract for the erection of the rnUrtuary chapel is soon to be signed, the committee only awaits the subscrib- CTS. convenience in remitting.
 IEElss Jessie Gay was at Sa tages, N. ", on Saturday last to attend the fun eraI of her aunt, widow of the late Sam uel Gay. ..# -.
 MT. John M. Reed and lady friend took in the sights at Winsted three days Last week. -.-
 Miss Nettie Brazie, of Torrington, is wishing Mrs. Charles Haight.