Connecticut western news., 1913-02-06
SHARON

A large company gathered at Sharon Casino Friday evening, Jan. 31, to at tend the annual Masonic ball. The music consisting If four pieces was ex- cellent and the dancing was continued until a late hour. About'$200 was taken ill for dancing and supper.
 w. E. Hotaling is making changes and Improvements on the house of Miss Ruth Prindle.
 MT. and Mrs. William Smaller have rented rooms of Miss Prindle and will move there i'll the spring.
 An auction sale of the real esta,e be- . longing to the late Ezra Bartram will be held at the Bartram Farm in Caulkins town, Tuesday, Feb. II. O. H. Tiede- man, administrator.
 A Variety Social to which all are wei come will be held at Grange Hall at the next regular meeting Feb. 4, after the lecturers hour.
 The Woman's Club met at the club room in the Casino Monday afternoon. The subject considered by Mrs Bassett and Miss Tiedeman was "Ruskin." Miss Lloyd was the hostess.
 The chicken pie supper held in the in terest of the Missionary Society of the Congregational church in the chapel Friday evening was we'll attended and abont $20 realized.
 Miss Harriet Dakin, of Millerton, is visiting at the home of her brother, F. W. Dakin.
 Mrs. Anna Hammond, Mrs. William Moore, Bernard Cohen and Edward Rathbun are patients at Sharon Hospi- tai.
 Elsie Buckley, of Wassaic, who is re- covering from an operation for appendi- cites, is also at Sharon hospital.
 Robert Harris has been appointed a member of the committee on Incorpora- tions and Horace Dunbar a member of the committee on Agriculture in the State Legislature,
 MT. and Mrs. Charles St. John, who have been spending the winter with relatives here have returned to their home in Seattle, Wash.
 Mrs. Chas Vosburgh and Mrs. A. Middlebrook were delegates from Rose Chapter, O. E. s. to the meeting of the Grand Chapter held ill Hartford last week. v
 Miss Aida Bristol. of Amenia. is a guest ofsMr. and Mrs William Mow.
 The following officers were elected last Wednesday at meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. church.: President, Mrs. A. J. Bostwick vice president, Mrs. O. H. Tiedeman secre- tary, Mrs. F. w Dakin treasurer, Mrs. F. A. Wike. >.-...
 The death of Miss Florence Hazard, who has been in failing health the past year, occurred at the home of her brother, E. P. Hazard Friday. Jan. 31. The fun eral services were held from the Hazard residence Sunday at 1:30 D. m., Rev. w.. A. Mackey officiated. Burial at Hill side cemetery.
 Miss Ethel Burggraf, of New York, is visiting Miss Laura Bartram.
 Miss Fannie Robinson teacher in room of the village school, has awarded the library privilege for the month of Feb ruary to Anna Loughlin and Chester Waldron
 Born Jan. 30, at Sharon hospital, a son to MT. and Mrs. John Carley.
 Miss Jessie Gay lett Sharon Tuesday for trip to New York, before visiting at the home of her sister in Sharon, Mass.
 Clayton Walter, who is in Poughkeep- sic for the winter, was home to attend the Masonic dance on Friday and re- mained over Sunday.
 Mrs. Anna M. Streyer, of Pine Plains, N Y.. is visiting MT. and Mrs. Harry Pulver.
 MT. and Mrs George Klebes enter tained friends to celebrate with them the occasion of their daughter Ethel's birthday one evening last week