Connecticut western news., 1912-07-25
SHARON

t' MT ana MTS. nhCTy ohh1oJ nnu o01S IA Mrs. Harriett Oakley, of Newark. N. J., who, are making a motor trip, visited at s. B. Klebes over Sunday.
 Mrs R P. Ketcham and Mrs. Dutch CT are visiting friends in Dover Plains. Bradley Coley IS away for a week.
 Mrs. F.. M. Turrentine, daughter Helen, and son Irving, of New York city, are visiting at Mrs. Chas. Dakln's. Neighbors and friends were surprised to learn that Roy Klebes had enlisted in the navy He has been in Chicago and it was there he decided to try the life of the sea and made his enlistment MT. and Mrs. William Gormley, of Amenia, who last week Wednesday celebrated their 55th anniversary by gathering of friends. at Amenia. spent that night with their daughter, Mrs. r. J. Kenney, here in Sharon. Other guests at the Kenney home have been MT. and Mrs. Wm. Barhyte and son lrv- ing, of New York, and Miss May Gorm- ley, of Tuxedo Park. .s. Miss Priscilla Kerley met with pain ful accident on Sunday morning, radl- ator fell over and striking her foot, broke three toes. She is a brave little patient and it is hoped the injury will soon mend,
 Miss Annie Eggleston sailed for this country on July IT.
 Mrs. Arthur Lamb and children have been spending few days with her SIS" ter at Pine Grove.
 Miss Jesse L. Sammis, of New York, is a guest of Mrs. Wilson. & Miss Helen Wenty. of Elkins Park. Phil, is the week end guest of Mrs. J. E. Ackley, x
 Miss Helen Bassett. who has been vis- iting in New York, has returned home. MT. and Mrs. J. J. Ryan are visiting in West Haven. Conn, making the trip in their Overland runabout.
 The Misses Martha Reed Smith and Julia Hart Smith are visiting their grandparents MT. and Mrs. J. B. Smith. Miss Emma Cecelia Thursby and Miss Ina L.. Thursby. of New York city, the former celebrated singer both in this country, and Europe, in company of MT and Mrs. E. 5. Chapin, of Lakeyille, whose guests they are, were visitors in Sharon on Monday.
 Miss Mary Loncks is visiting friends Canaan. ..a .>5
 Mrs. Quintard and Miss Quintard, oi Poughkeepsle, have been visiting at A w. Walters. +.@..
 Landheim will be again thrown oper to the public for another benefit for ths Sharon Hospital. On Tuesday July 80 at 4 o'clock Mrs. Waitt will give a tall on "The History of Laces,s and an in teresting and rare collection of laces vii be exhibited. Refreshments will b' served at 5. Tickets are one dollar.
 The baseball game last Saturday a Amenia resulted in glorious victor. for Sharon. 1t was hotly contested game from start to finish. and wonder ful catch by Clayton Walters in th ninth inning, when Amenia had tw, men on bases and would have tied tn score, made a- most spectacular finish 3 to 1 was the score. So now Ameni we beg to know, have we established that reputation ?" Millerton will b here on Saturday and Sharon must agail work hard to win. Turn out and lenc your support. "I#E+
 The attendance at the moving pictur entertainment given for the Village I'm provement Society every Saturday nigh showed decided gain, for the Casin was very nearly filled, let it be so ever week. The pictures were most interest ing and amusing. Miss Neauah Rya entertained with some characteristic im presentations and was enthusiasticall received. ## #ta.
 The Amenia Union Minstrel Misses ar coming to Sharon to repeat their success ful performance at the Casino on Frida n1ght the 26 The Sharon Grange wi share in the benefit. Supper will ~,. served and dancing will follow the el tertainment.
 A The Busy Bees are making the fin preparations for their annual fair ar festival on Wednesday July 31. Tn promises to be one of the social even of the Sharon's summer season.
 The Euchre Club, Is members, enjo ed a motor ride to Stockbridge, whe they had supper on Tuesday. .:,
 The Bridge club met with Mrs. W. Gould last Thursday. Mrs. Appell " . be the hostess next week.
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