Connecticut western news., 1912-01-11
SHARON
Mrs. J. J. Fahey is on the sick list.

Mrs. J. J. Fahey is on the sick list
 Born January 4th, 1919, daughter (Althea Marie) to MT. and Mrs. Horace Williams.
 The Poconnuck Historical Society will hold it's annual meeting at the library, Jan, 9, for the purpose of electlpg ott1- cers and transacting other necessary bus mess.
 John Mitchell has purchased the livery business conducted by Dr. Osborne at Cornwall Bridge and moved his family there last week. -..
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Lamb and MT. and Mrs. J. J. Ryan attended the fun- eral services of an aunt, Mrs. David K. Bierce, many years Sharon resident, held at Wassaic on Sunday.
 William Moore, of Hartford, has been a recent guest at the home of. Frank Northrop. "".@~. Perfect attendance for December, Sharon Valley Room 9: Charles Bejean, Noah Bejean. Adelia Clum, John Mo- Bride, Lena Scott. Percy Wiley, George Cesar, Raymond Cesar. Eulsata Koch anski. Bertha Root, Norman Wiley. Perfect attendance for the term Ray mond Cesar, Lena Scott. Percy Wiley, Bertha Root, Norman Wiley. Fannie Hasbrouck won the library privilege.
 Dr. W. B. Coley and son Bradley were in town for brief visit this week.
 The inhabitants of Sharon and vicinity are to have an opportunity to show their public spirit by encouraging by their presence lecrurer of rare ability who has consented to address them at the Sharon Casino on the evening of Jan. 15 on a theme of intense and burning in- terest at this time viz The present revo- lution in China. It's six hundred years causes and the outlook, All eyes are now turned to China and those leaders, Yuan Shi Kar, pr. Wn. Dr. Sun and G. The lecturer Drl Frederick J. Stanley was for some years a Prosessor of His tory and Literature in Waseda Univer- sity, Tokio. Japan. He speaks without notes or manuscript and with rare eloquence. He is regarded as one of the best informed of living Americans on Eastern problems and most interesting lecturerer on the Far East His long residence there and his extensive travel make him master of the absorbing topics oflthe Orient and Occident. Whoever has once heard Dr. Stanley will not willingly lose an opportunity to hear him again. It is to be hoped that par ents will bring with them to this lecture their children of suitable age. No study is more important than historical study and no more effectual method to inspire a taste for such study than to listen to an eloquent and fascinating speaker. And young persons who will sell ten tickets for this lecture at 25 cents shall be entitled to free ticket for themsel- yes. Tickets will be on sale at the drug store. General admission 25 cents. Re- served seats 35 cents.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Geer, of New York city, were recent guests at Sharon Inn. X
 Dr. J, B. Mics, of New York, 8 former rector of Christ Church, will occupy the pulpit there on Sunday Jan. IA.
 Miss Carrie Jewett, who has been 6 patient at Sharon hospital the past week returned to her home at the week end.
 Mrs. Ira Chapman is suffering from injuries received from recent fall on the ice and MT. Peter Chevillott is laid up with bruises from a falling tree while he was engaged in chopping. 4
 Benjamin Carter, of Colby College, Waterville, Me-, was guest of Mrs. F. s. Garter the past week. ..s.> ..*
 The Womans Club of Sharon held it's New Year reception at the residence of the Misses Prindle and the m eeting of this week was with Mrs. | N Bartram
 Dr. Arthur Dsteapoltust is guest at the Lambert.
 William McCann, of Sharon Mountain,
 
 mains much the same, being made com fortable by the attentions of New York nurse.
 Mrs. Mary Maxam returned recently from a protracted visit to friends in New Haven.
 Mrs. George Bump has sufficiently recovered from her late illness as a des. pense with the services of her nurse.
 MT. and Mrs. Birdseye Chapman have gone to the home in the valley for the winter months. l"-
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Hallock, of New Haven, were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Edward Sabine.
 The Sacrament of Communion was obserued in the village churches Sunday morning.
 The Choral class under the leadership