Connecticut western news., 1912-08-22
SHARON

Gladys Thompson.
 Miss Mary Mackey has been spending 8 few days with fsiends ln Lenox, Mass. She made the journey, going and return ing, by motor.
 Miss Helen Roosa and niece of Kings ton, N. Y, are visiting Cornelius Hotal- Ing. pl
 Robert Dakin of Brooklyn, is home for two weeks vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Harrison of Pat terson, N. Y, are visiting at Frauk Harrisons. -~
 Prof and Mrs. J. F. Bauss and child ren, who have been visiting Mrs. Knight, have gone to Nova Scotia.
 MT Peter Loughlin of Orange, N. J., and Miss Elizabeth O. Deverling of Elizabeth, N. J. are spending their va cation with Mrs. Loughlin. '--
 MT and Mrs. Wm. 0. Bostwick and children, also MT. Clarence B. Lowering, Henry H. Hall, and Miss Amel1a HI. Lowering of Philadelphia, Pa, are spending their vacation of a fortnight with Sharon friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Brapder Mathews of New York, the former writer of much ability, have been guests at Sharon Inn for the past week.
 Rev. J. H. McCutchep on of East Orange, N. J., former pastor of the Methodist church of this village some 30 years ago, called upon friends here last week..
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. o. Cole of New York, who were weekend guests at the Inn, sail from New York August g for few weeks travel in Europe.
 The death of Mrs. Martha Matilda Duvall, aged "A years, occurred at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. o. Haddon, at Sharon Valley, Wednesday evening, August A. The funeral servi- ces were held from the home Friday afternoon. Rev. W. A. Mackey officlat- ing: interment at Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn, the following day.
 Hotchkiss Library has recently placed upon it's shelves Wilson's "History of the American People" of five volumes. MT. Joseph Klebes and Mrs. L. Frieze of Millbrook, N. Y, were guests at the Liner and Waller homes early in the week.
 Miss Isabel Deming is entertaining a .l. AL D.. Nudge Pond.
 Miss Kate Keough and Miss Molly Mcdonald of Beverly, Mass, are visit ing friends here.
 Married, at the Congregational par sonage, Wednesday, August IA, by the Rev. Irving White, Miss Maude Landon to MT. Charles Whitford. The immedi- ate families were assembled at the Landon home and after luncheon, the newly marred couple went away on a honey moon. On their return they will go to housekeeping at the Whitford farm.
 Married, at the Methodist parsonage, Monday evening, August 12, by the Rev. W. A. Mackey, Miss Ruth M. Kendel- burg and MT. Howard Cline.
 There will be no evening services at the Methodist church during the month of September, either on Sunday or Thursday evenings. MT. Mackey will take his vacation in this way.
 Ralph Brown is visiting relatives ir Wassaio, N. Y.
 Mrs. Charles A. Ryan died at hel home on Saturday, August 17. Her ill ness had been one of long duration anG great suffering, borne with a fortitudt remarkable. Her sorrowing relatives and friends, who had known for many weeks what the end must inevitably be could but feel sense of relief that hel great sufferiugs were at an end-mucl as she will be missed. The funera service was held Monday, at the home Rev. w. A. Maokey officiating, wh' in words of sympathy paid tribute t' the memory of this useful life brough to so untimely close. Interment wa at the family plot in the Armenia Unior cemetery. Much sympathy is felt for thu bereaved husband Three sisters and { brother of New Haven, also mourn he, loss. The floral offerings were very beautiful, among them being a larg' pillow of purple asters in delicate shade with ribbon on which was lettered 'Silver Lake, P. of H." of which Mrs Ryan was member,
 Died, at her summer, home in thu Whitney House, on Monday, Mrs. S. Billings of New York City anC Washington. The funeral was attended Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. J. R Atkinson officiating. The deceased wa taken to Washington for burial. Tn Billings family have spent several sum mers in Sharon and have made man, friends here who extend their sympath to the bereaved husband, daughter an son.
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