Connecticut western news., 1912-04-04
SHARON

 Tuesday and while there purchased 8 horse. Mrs. George w. Hertzel and Mrs. J. E. Ackley spent last week in New York. MT. and Mrs. 0. B. Dakin are in Florida and know nothing of mud to the hub" and spring time side walks. Chester Waldron has secured the Ii. brary privilege for month.
 A daughter (Edith Francis) was born to Mrs. Wm. McOann Thursday, April 2l.
 Miss Oornelia J. Ryan is home from Brooklyn for the Easter vacation. Miss Edith Landon, who has been at Northfield, Mass, for special course of study in music, is home for the Easter vacation.
 Miss Clara Smith in company with Mrs. David Smith, of Merwinsville, IS spending 8 week in Washington, D. o. Miss Della Hapgood, of Peru, Vt, Mrs. Charles Balchelder and Mrs. H. M. Swift, of Manchester, Vt., are guests at Taghanic Inn.
 Mrs. Wm. Knight spent last week at the home of her daughter Mrs Barss, of Lakeville.
 Miss Sedgwick was guest at the Billings home in New York during the week past.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Byron were in New York Thursday of last week with their son Charles, who underwent an operation upon his eye at the hands of Dr. Parker at the Eye and Ear Infor- mary.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Dakin have va cated their old home at Indian Pond and moved to the Barthold cottage in the street which they intend to occupy the coming year.
 E. H. Middlebrook is fitting up 8 garage ill the east end of his barn, mak- ing a home for the new automobile.
 A banquet was given recently by the senior class of Hctchkiss School at the Hotel Martinique, New York. E. P. Hazard, Jr., as member of the class at- tended.
 Recent. additions to the Mortuary Chapel fund-F. A. Hotchkiss $100. MT. and Mrs. Robert Geer $150. Total sum subscribed $1108. .%
 The Ladies Auxillaryiwill meet at the home of Mrs. George W. Hertzel Tues day, April 9, at half past two. '.s-. <. The Wonan's Club met at the home | of the president, Mrs. l.. B. Hapgood, Monday afternoon of this week.
 Special Easter evening services with stereoptican illustrations at the Aetho' dlst church at 7:30 o'clock. .. A collection in the interests of Sharon hospital will be taken Master morning at the Methodist church.
 The Equal Franchise League met al the home of Mrs. George Thompson Tuesday afternoon. March 26. There were IS present. several of whom were members. Interesting descriptions O various meetings in New York and else where were given and 8 growing inter est prevails.
 MT. and Mrs. Willard Baker and fam fly are spending a few days in Kingston NY, the home of MT. Bakers mother
 Contracts have been closed by L. E Ragan, of Chatham, N. Y, for layinI cement side walks from the Van Rens selaer line to the Prindle property on tn west side of Main Street.
 MT and Mrs. Cyrus Swan Sedgwiok who have been in New York during tn past month, returned to Sharon an opened their home here April 1.
 Invitations have been issued for Lea Year subscription dance to be held 8 the Casino Friday evening, April l; This is the first of 8 series of dance which it is hoped may be arranged dul ing the spring and summer. The patrC nesses are Mrs. Jerome Chaffee, MT Ralph Milburn, Mrs. George Kirby all Mrs. Alice Mapes.
 An auction sale of COWS, horses, farn ing implements and house hold furn ture will be held at the residence of tt late Simeon B. Jewett Wednesda, April 10, beginning at 10 o'clock.
 Born, Friday, March 29. at Share hospital, son to Mir. and Mrs. Willia Slater.
 Mrs. William Ingraham is ill vii pneumonia at Sharon hospital. MT. graham has made application to ent the Soldiers Home at Noroton, Conn.
 Miss Grace Hollingsworth, of Nc York, is spending fortnight at t. home of her sister, Mrs. Ralph Milbur
 Dr. Arthur, osteopathist, of Nc York, was at the Lambert over Sunda Miss Bertha Prindle is enjoying xuaol-s vacation from her school duti