Connecticut western news., 1914-01-15
SHARON

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 Miss Edith K. Landon returned to New York last Tuesday after having spent 8 most delightful vacation with friends and relatives in town.
 Mrs. Robert Prindle has been on the sick list but at this writing is reported as much better. .
 Miss May Smith left for New York on Saturday where she will resume her duties in the millinery. business getting the spring and summer head gear ready for the fairer sex.
 The auto show which was held at the Grand Central Palace Madison Square Garden last week, was the center of at- traction for many of our towns men. Among those who went down were Messrs. E. H. Middlebrook, Arthur W. Lamb, David Duffy, F. L. Bristol. Robert J. Livingstone. Dr. J. 5. Ohanee and Benjamin Wike.
 Mrs. Myra Hotchkiss has not been as \ we'll as usual for the past week, but at present writing is much more comforta- ble which ia pleasing news to her many friends.
 N Miss Martha A. Mallory returned home last week after spending the holi- days wath her brother, W. E. Mallory in Danbury.
 At the recent business meeting of the Boys' Brotherhood class of tho Congre- gational Sunday school the following were elected for the next year Presi- dent, William Riley vice president. Adolph Anderson secretary, Willis Partington treasurer, Frank Myatt 1; card puncher, Eldred Hamlin.
 Born. Thursday, Jan. 8. daughter. Marie Louise, to MT. and Mrs. Peter Aakjar.
 MT. and Mrs. Archibald White re- turned from a two weeks visit with friends in Holyoke on Friday last.
 The board of assessors have completed their work and the book is now in the Town Clerks office for inspection. A gain of $52. .658 over last year has been make in the grand list of the town. The following are the vital statistics for Sharon. 1913:
 Births, 38-33 residents. 6 non resi- dents. Marriages, 18-s of which were non residents Three couples were mar ried ont of town and seven grooms and one bride were from out of town. Deaths, 35--Five were non resident. J. B. Wilbur, Registrar.
 # Mrs. Harold Winans. of Lakeville. was an over Sunday guest at the home of her sister, Mrs Barnard Mcdonald.
 D. N. Eggleston accompanied by his daughter. Miss Annie. were in Pongh- .keepsie last Friday and Saturday. The latter went to consult an oculist. v q
 The lecture and concert given at the Casino, Friday evening was very pleasing as well as instructive. The lecture was full of interest from start to finish and the singing was all one could wish for. Mr. Kenny sang two solos and then the quartette from Danbury gave several selections Dancing and supper followed the entertainment, The sum of $100 was taken Tn. Benefit St. Bernard s church.
 Miss Katherine Ordway. of New York, is the new assistant principal at the High school. Miss Ordway is 8 graduate of Vassarr 1913.
 The Van Cortlandt residence was closed last week and on Saturday the family departed for Garden City. l.. l., and on Thursday. Jan 15, they expect to sail for European waters. Paris be- ing their destination.
 Don't forget that one of the finest en- tertainments of the season will be held in the Casino, Friday evening, Jan. l9. The tickets went on sale at Eggleston's drug store Monday morning apd 70 were sold in ten minutes. That's going some.