Connecticut western news., 1912-06-06
SHARON

1AGu, d6 OTauS6 r1d1I. ue program will be filled by the children of the pa- irons, and it is expected much credit will be due them. Work in the third and fourth degrees on that evening. also.
 Miss Clara Peabody, who is in Pitts field Hospital in training for nurse, was most agreeably surprised at her home, Monday evening, by visit from thirty or more of her Grange friends, who brought with them good wishes for her success in her new work, sub stantial sum of money in gold as 8 token of their friendship and esteem.
 MT. J. Winfield Gilmore, of New York, has taken the Marckres cottage for the summer and are expected in 8 few days.
 At recent entertainment given by the Criterion Dramatic Club, of Water bury, the names of several Sharon boys ana girls of former years appear in the east for "The College Town" Among others are those of Edith Sperring, Will liam Klebes, Ray Sperring aud Olive Potter.
 Miss Cornelia J. Ryan, of Brooklyn, was home for the recent holiday and week end.
 Letters from Miss Annie Eggleston, who is spending a few months in Eu- rope, tell of the delights of ocean travel and of the pleasure of trip to foreign lands.
 The cement walks on "a large portion of the village streets are highly spoken of and the best of it all is. they promise to be "a joy forever"
 Harold Justice, of Poughkeepsie, is again bell boy at the Inn. Robert Eagan, who is the Inns 'steady" in that capacity, has been taking weeks vacation.
 Miss B1rbara Simonds was up from the city last week, looking after affairs connected with the Simonds House, which has been rented for the summer.
 The family of F. J. sprague arrived at their summer home here. week ago.
 Mr. and Mrs. s. H. Wakeman and family are again occupying the Inn cottage.
 Mrs. Robert McLaren, of New York, is settled in the Sedgwick cottage for the summer months. Miss Olivia Stokes, of New York, who has rented ''Uool Gales'' for a part of the year, arrived on June 1st, and MT. and Mrs. Duane, who vaoate. are to spend portion of the summer at Nor ristown. N. J. -~.@.%
 Miss Juliet Peck, who has been al guest at the home of Miss White the past year. has gone to Buffalo, ". Y. to visit her niece, Mrs. Albert E. Clarke.
 Born. May a7, at Lanesboro, Mass, & son, Franklin Hayes,) to Mir. and Mrs. H. Hayes Robbins.
 R. J. Livingston was In Bridgeport at the week end.
 Dr. and Mrs. Chaffee spent a part of the past week in New York.
 Mrs. Walter Morgan and young daughters, of Danbury. are visiting friends on Sharon Mountain.
 The family of W. W. Kelchner, who have recently had the interior of their home repainted and decorated, (W. K. Klebes the artist,) arrived on Saturday last and are at home for the summer.
 Mrs. Julia Gobillot, who remains with her daughter at the latter's home in Danbury during the winter, has re- turned to her old home on Sharon i Mountain for the summer.
 Mrs. Fred Seeley, of Salisbury, and J. c. Charlock, of Brooklyn, N. Y, were Decoration Day guests at F. J. Peabody's.
 Town Clerk Wilbur attended the St. day last and purchased the old wooden mouldboard blow, said to be fully 100 years old and which he intends to loan to the Historical society. It may be seen at Hotchkiss Library in the near future.
 Grace Lamb and Elenora McArthur have the Library privilege for June.
 Miss Mary Maxim spent last week with friends in Winsted.
 The directors of the Sharon Burying Ground Association are requested to meet in the Town Hall in Sharon on Saturday afternoon, June 8th, at 4 o'clock The subscribers to the Mortu- ary Chapel Fund are requested to meet with them at that place and time, to appoint a committee or committees to procure plans for said chapel and to consider all matters connected with the same.
 MT. Frank Baker, of Providence, R. l., was weekend guest of MT. and Mrs. w. Baker.