Connecticut western news., 1912-02-29
SHARON

which was taken rom ms rooms one day last week $1O0 has been offered for the arrest and detention of the thief.
 George D. Wilbur, electrician on the gun boat Elcano at Kin King, China, has received new rating and now ranks of second class electrician with pay at $44 per month.
 Friday evening. March 1, Rev. w. E. Bentley, of Brooklyn. will preach ln Christ Church at 7:3O o'clock.
 The sewing class which now numbers between 60 and 70 members is one of the most interesting affairs of the winter and glimpse at the busy fingers some Saturday afternoon is we'll worth while.
 The Ladies' Sewing Society of the Methodist church will meet with Mrs. Bostwick Wednesday afternoon of this week.
 MT. and Mrs. 0. s. Sedgwick, who have been in California the few months past were here to attend the funeral services of Dr. Wm. Knight as was also Charles Knight of Chicago, and MT. and Mrs Frank A Hitchcock of New York.
 Mrs George Klebes was called to New York Monday to attend the funeral of a friend.
 The following persons purchased auto mobiles at the Hartford show last week: no1x; A gleston and E. H. Middlebrook. Others have the matter under close considera. tion.
 Dr. H. O. Thompson. of New York, is to erect bungalow on his lot purchased a year or more ago at the north end of the village. F. W. Dakin has the con tract and the building is to be complete June 15.
 MT, Dakin IS also engaged to make inn portant changes at the Skiff house now owned by A. M. Waitt.
 John Liner is patient at Sharon hos pital having entered Saturday for treat ment upon a troublesome knee. !
 The following pupils of the 3rd and 4th grade in the public school have been per. feet in attendance during the month of February Hazel Bump, Walter Byron, Rhoda Couse, Marjorie Hand, Ruth Lamb, Louise Lshnert, Alice Meier, Florence Mitchell, John Olson, Ruth Palmatier. ...ra. h.- ..-..
 Mrs. G. W. Hertzel and Miss Hansen spent last week in New York.
 Owing to delay in receiving the printed matter, the illustrated lecture upon the Passion Play announced for the evening of the 26 has been indefin. itely postponed. ....,. ~.... ...
 F. I. Peabody, who has been in Sharon hospital the past fortnight, returned to his home last Saturday and hopes are entertained for his ultimate recovery from the injuries received in his fall.
 Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Dakin write from Orlando, Fla, of a temperature there of 63e in the shade. They are journeying through the South and enjoying the fruit and motor rides immensely Kind remembrances to all.
 Miss Irene Houghtaling is up from New York for a few days at the Lam- bert.
 Mrs. s. w. Chapman, who fell and broke Der wrist last week now carries her arm III a sling.
 Miss Hazel Wiley has secured the Library membership for the month of March. .-
 Frank Leibing, who badly injured his eye while at work last week. was accom- panied to Manhatten Eye and Ear h. tirmany bS Dr. Bassett on Saturday last.
 The Woman's Club met on Monday afternoon with Miss P9ck at the Llm bert.
 There was d good attendance at the chicken pie supper held ill the COngre- gational chapel last Wednesday evening and a net proceeds amounted to $25.
 5. B. Jewett IS seriously ill and nurse from Pittsfeld has been called.
 The death of Henry Worreil aged 63 years. occurred Tuesday Feb, 20, 1Yl2. He has been y citizen of Sharon for more than 30 years and sexton of the Congro. gational church during most of that time. He was u member of Gregory Post No. 59, having enlisted iu Company A, First United States Oolored Cavalry, Jan. 1, 1864 and was discharged in 1866. MT. Worreu held the respect of the eu- tire community and was an earnest and consistenG member of the Congregational church. The funeral services were held from the church Friday at 3 D. m. and the remains accompanied by his widow were taken to Murfreesboro, N. O., his former home, for interment..
 The Washington Social held in Grange hall Tuesday evening was we'll attended. Pcogressive games were in order and the prizes were secured as follows: first by Mrs. Grace Brazee and A. w. Lamb,