Connecticut western news., 1913-01-02
SHARON

 J. B. Smith.
 Miss Florence Rhynus has resigned her position at the postoffice. Her ser vice which at all times was very pleasing to the public has been appreciated and will be missed. Miss Lillian Hansen is to replace Miss Rhynus. Miss Hotaling continues to fill her position there which she does with great efficiency.
 Mrs. F. A. Ryan has been visiting in ' West Haven.
 Mrs. w. w. Knight is very much i'm proved and her recovery is making good progress. Mrs. Laura Griswold IS assist ing i'll the care of the home.
 Mrs. 0. M. Prindle has been ill with tonsilitis, but is better at this writing. Miss Maude Wright was recent guest of Miss Bertha Prindle.
 Some very nice looking posters are up announcing something unique in the way of home talent minstrelsy. The young men of St Bernard's church who call their company the Coontown Thir- tenth Club. will present an amusing pro gram at the Casino on Friday evening, Jan. TO- There will be dancing. The popularity of minstrel entertainment in Sharon, as we'll as of the cause which this affair benefits, bespeak a large house so secure your tickets early. ... Miss Margaret Bates, of New York, is visiting Miss White.
 Clayton Walters was home from Poughkeepsie for the week end.
 George Kirby Jr., is visiting Gilbert King at Bridgeport.
 A. J. Bostwick spent Christmas at Philadelphia with hls son.
 Miss Florence Stringer has returned from Hartford and is again at Frank Northrup's. mIr. Wm. R. Moore has been guest at the Northrup farm.
 MT. R. J. Livingston was called to Bethel last week by the serious illness of his mother. She passed away on Saturday morning, MT. Livingston s nony friends extend heart felt sympa- thy.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. w. White are at Holyoke for two weeks visiting MT. Whites relatives.
 Mrs. Harry Chamberlain who has been seriously ill the past week is re- ported as much more comfortable. Her two sisters, Mrs. Holland and Mrs. Tur- ner are with her at the Gay homestead.
 Chas. A. Ryan has been spending Q few days with relatives at Scarsdale and New Haven.
 Died on Friday at her home, Mrs. Lucy A. Woodward aged 85 years. The funeral service was held on Monday at l:3O, Rev. I. E. White officiating. with dnterment at the cemetery adjoining the the Woodward farm Mrs. Woodward has been somewhat intirm for long time and therefore was confined to the house, but the last illness was one of short duration. She belonged to one of the oldest families of Sharon having been Miss Everett before her marriage to Ralph Woodward. He died about twelve years ago "Mrs Woodward lived with her son, Ralph and daughter Mary, whose devotion to her has been untiring. There is also step-daughter, Mrs Aida Spencer.
 Dr. H. O. Mackey, who with Mrs Mackey IS with his folks at the M, E. parsonage, is steadily improving from his recent serious illness. Their daugh- ter. Miss Mercedes Mackey, who is at school in Brooklyn, spent the Christmas holidays with them. She returned on Tuesday accompanied by Mrs. Mackey, who will be away for week,
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Vosburgh en. 5ertained MT. and Mrs. Edward Everett burgh, of Lime Rock, on Christmas day
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Winans. of w K. Landon's.
 R. J. Livingston spent Christmas al his former home in Bethel.
 The first meeting of the Sharon chorus will be held in sharon Casino Saturday evening, Jan. 4. A full attendance i desired.
 Dr. Arthur, of New York, recent. spent few days at the Lambert.
 Miss May Kenney, of New Rochell college, is home for the holidays an( Miss Neenoh Ryan, of the kindergarten department of the Brooklyn Publi school, is als1 spending few days wit her parents.
 Roy and William Klebes are wit their parents for the holiday season, tn Tormer who is of the U. s. s. Utah an the latter home from Waterbury.
 Mrs. Mary Brown, who has been a Lanesboro. Mass, several months, is guest at the home of her brother c. |