Connecticut western news., 1912-05-30
SHARON

May 26, daughter (Winifred) to Mir. and Mrs. William Miller, of Wassaic, N. Y. .
 Friends from out of town who attend ed the funeral of George Thompson, held on Friday last. were as follows : Mrs. Charles Blaokman, of White Plains. N. Y; Mrs. Fred Cutler, of Dover. N. r.; Mrs. Walter Judson and Philip Nase, of Middletown, Conn.
 The Simonds house has been rented for the summer by Baker & Kirby to J. H. Lester, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Horatior Nelson, of Poughkeepsie. are guests at Sharon Inn.
 Mir. and Mrs. VanAlstyne, who have been at the Inn during the winter, have opened their home here, and set. up housekeeping this week, .
 Mifs Clara Peabody enters the Pitts. field Hospital June 1st to take up the study of nursing.
 The family of Mrs. Myra Hotchkiss, who have been at Orlando, Fla, during the winter. has returned and opened the Hotchkiss home nere. g.
 F. J. Kenney, suffering from badly sprained ankle, has been confined to the house and absent from his commercial duties for week past, We are glad to see him again at his post.
 Miss May Prindle and Miss Molly Knight were in New York Tuesday.
 Mrs. Isaac Hoag is visiting at the home of her brother, in Johnstown, Pa.
 Acting ln accordance with the new pension law. veterans are making appli cation for an increase. Nothing coming Tor soldiers widows. Evidently the -.pOwers that be- appreciate the value of the vote.
 Miss Ethel Klebes. "hello girl" has been off duty for week or more, taking . nest from the busy telephone work.
 Mrs. Sarah Ables, of Lakeville. spent Sunday at Charles Liners.
 Mrs Peter Liner and Mrs. John Our Tie. of Hartford. were called here last week to attend the funeral of Mrs. Winans. sister of the former. Y.
 There will be special praise service in the Methodist church next Sunday night. based on, Henry F. Lyte's immor. tai hymn, Abide with Me-" The sing ing of the hymn will be illustrated by sen beautiful and appropriate pictures. A responsive scripture reading and other hymns will enter into the service. every timing being projected by the stereopti- con upon the screen.
 Dr. and Mrs, Morgan were in New York early in the week.
 Mrs E. J, Horter. of Creighton, Neb., was reeeut guest of her cousins at the home of Mir. and Mrs. 0. s. Jackson.
 Captai0 and Mrs. Wm. Eurnham, of Port Chester, were week, end guests of Mrs. F. S. Garter.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Winans, of Lake vile, have been spending the week here and closing the home of the formers parents. MT. Arthur Winans will for the present make his home in LakeYille with his son. Miss Cora Winans IS with her aunt. Mrs. I. N. Bartram.
 MrtG. w. Parsons, treasurer of the Canaan Printing Company. paid visit to our village on Monday.
 There was large attendance at the annual memorial union services held in the Methodist church Sunday evening An able address by the pastor upon "The old and the new defensive patriotism" was given and held the careful attention of the audience. -f
 MT. and Mrs. Appell, of Indianapolis, Ind. who have taken the VanRensselae r cottage for the summer. arrived Tues. day. g
 Dr. Arthur, the osteopath, who was in Sharon slast summer, is again at The Lambert, where he expects to have his office thls year. Dr. Arthur will be here nntia tho latter part of September.
 The Weman's Club, of Sharon, held its annual club picnic at the Bassett Camp, Saturday. About a7 members and guests were present.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Geer, of New York, are occupying their summer home in our village. h..
 The Billings family from New York, whNare to occupy the Whitney house this summer, arrived Wednesday.
 James Fahey has rented the St. John farm in Ellsworth and purchased the entire stock of the owner. Henry St. John.
 The ladies of the Congregational church have presented to Sharon hospi- tai fine assortment of necessary sup. plies.
 The hospital is full and extra nurses have been called. Additional patients -.~ o,n %bo xuaitipo -iisk MrS Tropp