Connecticut western news., 1912-11-07
SHARON

Clayton Walter has accepted posi- tlon as clerk with firm in Poughkeep- sle.
 Mr Arthur Duane and his friend JUvelan L Mott of London, England have been recent guests at Sharon Inn
 Miss Louise Hansen who entered the House of Mercy Hospital at Pittsfeld, Sept. l. has been accepted and assigned 40 her duties as nurse.
 Mrs. Wm. Knight and Mrs Sedgwick are spending 8 week with friends in New York.
 Mr. Arthur Winans of Lakeville is spending a few days with his daughter at the home of his sister Mrs. l. N. Bar tram
 Miss O'Shea, New York nurse seek ing improved health is & guest of Mrs. George Thompson.
 Mrs E P. Hazard spent part of the week with her daughter Mrs. H. K, Dean at the latters home in Amenia Union.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Wike and daugh- ter and Mrs Mary Wike visited friends in Westport the past week making the trip in their automobile.
 MT. Samuel Roberts of Dobbs Ferry is a guest at the Inn, presumably ill town to cast his ballot for Colonel Roosevelt.
 Mrs. Charles Dakin entertained her Sunday School class of eleven boys few days since at her home.
 The Hallowe'en Social at the M. E. Church on Tuesday evening resulted in a joyous gathering, a good time. abun- dance of eatabes and 15 dollars in the treasury. f~
 The Womans Club met at the home 0 Mrs. J. S. Chaffee Monday afternoon of this week.
 John Wike who has been out of health has entered the neurological Hospital of New York City for treatment. ="
 Miss Dorothy Harris gave Halloween party on Thursday night last to eighteen of her young friends, jokes, tricks and games were the order of>the evening.
 AR infant child of Fred'k Lane died Friday and was buried at Hillsdale Cemetery Sunday afternoon.
 The family of s. H. Wakeman who for several summers have occupied the Inn cottage left for their New York home on Saturday. >
 MT and Mrs Roland Marckres who have been in New York the past week returned to their home on Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Dakin motored to Hotchkissville on Sunday.
 The pamphlet by Van Alstyne enti- tied "Manufaeturies of Sharon" will prove an interesting and valuable bit of Sharon history a copy of which every one will want. It can be procured at Hotohkiss Library. Price 25 cents.
 Recent additions to Sharon Library Life of Dwight L. Moody; A New Con- science and an Ancient Evil, Addams Tale of Tub, Swift; Alton Locke. Kingsley "Reminiscences of a Sunny Cline, M. E. w; Diary of Caroline. Richards; Patrician, Galsworthy Old Gorgon Graham, Lorlmer Body and Soul. Trowbridge I Will Maintain, Bowen; House of Serratelle, Bayot Outcry, James; Sharrow, Won Hutten.
 The program of the service at the M, E. Church on Sunday evening was "An Evening Face to Face With Some of the Great Hymn Makers" Portraits of Scott, Holmes Moore and Tennyson were thrown upon the screen while hymns by these authors were sung.
 Miss Grace Per Lee of Pittsfeld, Mass, has been visiting friends here.
 Mrs. Charles Dakin has gone for three weeks visit to friends in New York and New Haven.
 The first meeting of the season of the Woman's Auxiliary and Missionary Soc iety of Christ Church was held on Thurs day last at Parish Hall. Supper was served at the close of the meeting.