Connecticut western news., 1913-05-29
SHARON


 held in the village Friday, beginning al 10 o'clock. Everybody Is invited tc march to the cemetery.
 Frank Dakin was in New York, Fri day.
 MT. D. N. Eggleston and daughter Harriet were in New York, Thursday
 Miss Dorothy Reed, of Millerton, spent Friday with Miss St. John,
 Mrs. Fitch. of Cornwall, and Miss Ward, a guest at the Taghkanic, gave very interesting talks on Missions at the Missionary meeting last Wednesday.
 Clayton Walter spent last Sunday in town.
 Ned Hazard spent Sunday with his parents.
 May Smith is at home for the summer.
 George Hapgood spent a few days at home this week.
 Gerald Eggleston won gold medal in the Pawling- -Hotchkiss track meet last week, being first in the broad jump,
 
 Mrs. I. N Bartram is suffering from a severe attack of pneumonia.
 Nadle Marckres spent Sunday in town.
 MT. and Mrs P. J. Kenney went to New York Monday, they are to attend the graduation and reception of their daughter, May. at New Rochelle college.
 The children of the Methodist and Congregational Sunday Schools are practicing for their Children's Day ex- ercises.
 Nellie Mcdonald has been spending few days. in Waterbury
 Mr. Lyman Rhoades and family have returned to Sharon for the summer.
 The towns men are busily engaged in oiling the streets.
 A union meeting of the Congrega- tional and Methodist churches was held in the M E. church last Sunday night Rev MT. Burlington gave an interest ing Memorial sermon.
 A large audience attended the play, .Facing the Music" last Friday night, in spite ot the terrible rain. Everyone enjoyed the play and likewise the dance. A minstrel show and dance is to be given Friday night for the benefit of the St Bernard church.
 There was an unusually large attend ance at the Union Memorial services in the Methodist Church last Sunday night. The sermon, full of vigorous thought, marking high ideals of patriotism. clear and incisive in style. and forceful in de- livery, was preach by the Rev. MT. Par tington, of the Congregational Church, from Nehemiah 6:11, Should such man as I flee and who is there, that, being such as l. would go into the tenn pie to save his life I will not go in.''
 There will be a Decoration Day ser vice in Sharon Village. on Friday morn ing The Public School. with others of the towns people will gather at the Soldiers Monument. at ten o'clock, and forming line, will march into Hillside Cemetery and decorate the graves of the b tried soldiers and, returning, gather again at the Monuments where a few brief addresses will be given. In case of storm, the gathering will be in the Casino
 Next Sunday night, in the Methodist Church, will be the occasion of the even ing Communion, at half-past seven. Here after, till further notice, all mid-week services in the Methodist Church will begin at eight o'clock.
 If you want hearty laugh come and see s' Facing the Music" a farcical com edy in three acts, which will be repeated, by request, by the Amenia Dramatic Club, on Thursday. June 26, at the Sharon Casino. for the benefit of Rose Chapter, O. E. S., dancing and supper following the Play. Music by Dennis's full orchestra, of Philnont.
 Received too late for last week,)
 The wedding of Clara Peabody and John Argoll is to be held in the Congre- gational church, June 3.
 Miss Nellie Mcdonald is spending few days in Waterbury.
 Miss Katherine Roraback visited friends in town one day last week.
 Miss Mary Backe has gone to Atlantic City for the summer
 The Sharon Inn stables and the Lamb & Livingstone garage have recently had telephones installed.
 Dr. D. Parker Morgan married Kath- erine Lyall and Robert Shaw at the Episcopal church Thursday noon. Many guests from New York and other places were present. A large reception was given at the Taghkanic.
 A number of Sharon people attended the choral in Cornwall Plains, Monday .-.I.x