Connecticut western news., 1912-10-03
SHARON

-Mr. Dewitt RoseIle in gathering hi
 potato crop of 40 bushels found man
 weighing pounds eAcl, several of 3 lbs and one potato alone weighing 4L lbs Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lamb and MT
 aud Mrs, A. o. Bierce were called t
 Wassaic, N. Y. 0n Wednesday last to at
 send the funeral services ot a relative.
 Robert Prindle, F. E. Byron, I. N
 Bartram, J. J. Ryan and l. Wakema1 attended the democratic Oongressiona Convention held at Waterbury, ol Thursday, Sept. 2e.
 An automobile belonging to John
 Monahan was wrecked on the state road
 near Sharon Station, Friday night
 throwing out the owner who forum ately escaped with serious bruises, and badly damaging the car. .~aas> "@se.-.
 MT. and Miss Mackey have been spend. ing the week at Silver Mountain, N. Y. There was no vice in the Methodist church Sunday owing to the absence of Ghe pastor who has been taking a brief vacation.
 Miss May Kenny, student at New, Rochelle College, has returned to com plete her fourth year of college work.
 Clayton Waters spent part of the week in Hartford, Conn.
 Gerald Bassett has returned to Stevens Institute. Hoboken, N. to resume the study of civil engineering.
 Miss Clemantine Tiedeman is spend N. Y. @ {- I"*.-. e.>
 The Equal Franchise League met on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. George Thompson. Several members qualified on Saturday last to vote upon the seleo- tion of g member of the Town School Board. '.E.@ l..'
 Robert Dakin of Brooklyn spent few days at the home of his parents the past week. #&@ .a'.'&
 Dr. and Mrs H. O. Thompson have closed their bungalow and returned to New York for the winter. sE ,<@@4 The. fund for the Catholic Church which Father Plunkett-has in view con. times to grow and something over $2, ,000 is now reported. %E l.#sa .tss@ /,
 The families of J. F. Sprague and w | w. Kelchner have closed their summer homes here and returned to the Oity.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Pulver celebrated their 4th wedding anniversary on Fri day evening by entertaining several of their young friends. .t's@
 Miss Margery Roselle is spending 9 lew weeks with her grandparents, MT. and Mrs Dewitt Roselle.
 Mr, and Mrs Lewis Darling and child. ren of Danbury. Conn.,. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. H, Darling. ... I@.
 Miss Rita Bull and niece, of Kent. are guests of Mrs. Edward Prindle. ".-
 Royal Dakin spent Sunday in Albany.
 Miss Isabel Deming was given linen shower by her lfriend, Miss Bassett. at the lattar's home last Monday afternoon. Eight gouag ladies were present. -e
 Mrs. Alexander Michie sailed on Sat. urday last for Glasgow. Scotland, and will later visit friends at Liverpool, Eng. She expects to spend several weeks abroad .@s.% Mr. and Mrs Arthur L. Bartram, of Lee. Mass, are guests of MT. and Mrs l.. H Rartram. , &.E. Miss Dorothy Decker, of Washington D. O.. is visiting Miss Nadia Marckres. The annual meeting of the Sharon Village Improvement Society was held at Town Hall. Monday evening. Sept. t 20 and the following officers elected President, J. J. Fahey 1; vice president, C D. N. Eggleston secretary, Miss Kath- I ryn Hotaling treasurer, 0. H. Eggles Eon- A vote of thanks was rendered the c officers for the very excellent care of the b green and walks throughout the year. The treasurer reported $144 on hand and V no debts outstanding
 Captain J. c. Colwell, who during S the war with Spain, was naval attache t. to the Embassy at London is a guest at The Bartram. The Gilmore, Clarke and Compton families who have occupied summer z cottages here have returned to their ! winter homes.
 The yonng people of St.. Bernard church will hold grand ball at Sharon F Casino. Friday evening, Oct. 4th. A r prize of BIO will be given for the best A waltz of the evening. Decker's full orchestra. Tickets 100 per couple. < The open season to hunters begins Oct. 9th and ends Nov. 2Srd. n