Connecticut western news., 1913-11-27
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 Mrs. George $. Emory, of Hampstead, l.. l., was at her summer home here in town last week.
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. Dakin spent 8 part of last week in New York selecting goo Is for the holiday trade.
 MT. John H. Wakeman, of New York. was in town over Sunday.
 Born, Friday, Nov. IA. a daughter, Mary Eva, to MT. and Mrs. Orin Sears. Congratulations.
 MT. and Mrs Lloyd H. Marvin, of Stamford Conn.,, are spending couple of weeks at the Taghkanic Inn. MT. Marvin was @ former Sharon boy.
 At the card party held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Robert Dowd, Thursday evening, the first lady's prize was won by Mrs. Wm. Gleason, and first gentle. mans prz9 by Walter Dohoney, of Amenia.
 Born, Nov. II. @ daughter Eileen, to MT. and Mrs. J. F. Stanton. of New Britain. The latter will be remembered as Miss Jenny Kenny of this place.
 At an interesting meeting of the Equal Franchise League which was held last Monday evening, 1t was announced that MT. and Mrs. Taylor, of Norfolk, would speak to the public in the near future. ich ha will ciate this great opportunity and attend the lecture. MT. and Mrs. Taylor's dis course will be of interest to every one.
 Dr. J. 2. Chaffee, who has been in Chicago attending 8 conference of physicians and surgeons returned to h1s home on Friday.
 The Woman's Club will hold their meeting at the home of Mrs. George M. Marckres this week.
 On Halloween night part of blind or shutter was left at the home of Mrs. w. W. Knight. If any one has missed this part of their house Mrs. Knight will be very glad to return it to it's original owner.
 Dr. 0. ". Bassett was in New York last Monday and Tuesday. He went down to be made 8 member of the Medi- cal Association of the greater city of New York. This is quite an honor as there are only limited number of mem bers in this association.
 The chicken pie sul per at the Metho- dist church last Tuesday evening was a great success. A fine supper was served and the walters were kept more than busy during the supper hour, serving the townspeople who came in for their supper. The sum Of 1928 was realized toward the Christmas tree fund.
 MT. and Mrs. E. D. Juckett, and daughters Nina and Edna, of Bridge port, are spending Thanksgiving at the home of the formers mother, Mrs. Charles Rhynus.
 Don't 9rget there is 8 fine entertaiIs ment at the Caslpo, Friday evening. Nov 29 Benefit Sharon Hospital
 Mrs. P. J. Kenny spent last week In NoW \ Ork GUY.
 "A Night Off," is the play the young people are so busy rehearsing. They have three rehearsals a week now and are aiming to make this the hit of the season. Don't miss it.
 Miss Juliet Peck. of Buffalo, N. Y., is guest at the Lambert.
 Miss Dorothy Harris recently returned from visit with relatives in Newburg.
 The sudden death of Mr. I. N Bar tram occurred at his home late Tuesday night His death was due to heart disease. MT. Bartram was ex-state serator a democrat widely known in Connecticut, having served several terms in both branches of the legislature and taken prominent part in state and county conventions for the party. He was one of Sharon's most prominent men and he will be greatly missed. The funeral was held at his late home Fri day afternoon and WAS largely attended. Rev. Mackey and Dr. Morgan officiated. Interment Hillside cemetery. The floral tributes were many and beautiful. Besides his widow he leaves two daughters Mrs. George A. Cameron and Mrs. Charles R, Pancoast of Ger mantown, Pa.