Connecticut western news., 1913-01-16
SHARON

Herbert Klebcs has the library prlVl- leae from the eighth school grade for the mppAh oi January,
 Mrs. John Mouaban and Mrs. Lorin Huntef, who were operated upon for appendicitis ut Sharon hospital on Sun- day last, are making rapid progress to- ward recovery. Mrs F S Carter and Miss Garter have closed their home and gone to Washington, D. C., for the remainder of ,the winter.
 t. Theminstfel entertainment and dance given in the interest of the new Catholic church was a great success Ill every particular. Mrs. Joseph Loughlin se- cured the silver server upon which chances were sold. The sum of $25O { was added to the treasury of St. Bernard Society.
 Miss Jessie Gay was in New York few days last week. ....:
 Representative Harris, who was una- : ble to be present at the openlng of the State Legislature last week owing to ill ness, is reported as able to attend thls weeks session. c. ,. Kirby appeared for him last week. s... In the cruelty toanimals case in which Edward Diamond and Paul Richard were brought before Judge Livingston and fined $7 and costs, about $50 each, we trust there is a lesson for others of like character.
 Dr. Artnur was up from New York at the week end afguest at The Lambert. So satisfactory have the cement side walks proved that a vail goes mp throughout the village for more of them Who will be first to give all onward i'm pulse to this good work?
 Miss May Smith left home week ago to take up the study of millinery at a school in New York. ts. MT. and Mrs. Robert Geer, of New York, spent few days of the week past in the village.
 Mrs Peter Lennard, of New Britain, is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. John Monahan.
 Mrs. E. S. Holland who has been with her sisters on Gay street the past fortnight, has returned to her home in Sharon, Mass.
 The officers of Rose Chapter, o. E S., were installed on Wednesday evening, Jan. 8, as follows: W. Matron, Mrs. N. Bartram W. Patron. w. E. Klebes A. Matron, Mrs. Charles Vosburgh Treasurer. Mrs. o 5. Tiedeman Score. tary. Miss A. Lloyd; Cond., Mrs. M. J Whitney; A. Cond., Mrs. E. F. Hazard Adah, Mrs. B. Mcdonald; Ruth, Mrs F. A. Wike; Esther, Mrs Grace Brazee Martha, Mrs. w Klebes Elector, Mrs Wm. Cox Chap, Rev. W. A. Mackey Warden, Mrs. F. I. Peabody; Sen., MT Adie Organist, Mrs. A. Middlebrook Installing officer, Mrs. E. P. Hazard Members of Hamilton Lodge were lnvit ed to witness the installation ceremonies after which supper was served to al present.
 Miss Dorothy Harris attended tht inauguration ball at Hartford last week Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. Rober Harris received word on Saturday of tn, death of their mother, Mrs. John Caprol of Amenla. Mrs. Henry Worrell has closed he fhonse and gone to Winsted to spend tn, remainder of the winter.
 Miss Dorothy Hotchkiss, of Millerton has recently visited her aunt, Mrs Clarence Eggleston.
 The Woman's Club met Monday after noon with Mrs. Chas. Dakin.
 MT. A. Chester Tucker. of Boston, 1 the new principal of Sharon High school
 The annual meeting of the Sharol Bible Society, was held ill the Congre gational church last Sunday night. On account of bad roads and unfavorabl weather, the attendance was not as larg as usual but the usual interest wa fully sustained, The carefully prepares and itemised report of the treasurer showed the work and prosperity of tn society equal to the same i'll past years NO CuduS6S WGIC LAhuC HI bllS DO1hu U officers, excepting that D. N. Egglesto was elected to fill the vacancy in tn Board of Directors caused by the deat of Dr. William Knight. The speaker C the evening was the Rev. W. H. Tower secretary of Eastern Agency of til American Bible Society. His addres abodnded in interesting statistics an information, enlivened inspiring inc dents. The solitary discount on til pleasure of the accession, was the il ability, on account of impaired healtl of the president. Mir. G. L. Smith, to 1 present and participate i'll the servic Miss Sadie ConlxliD and Miss Hazel Pe body were, by vote, made life membe a of the society.