Connecticut western news., 1914-04-09
SHARON

 from Lakeville to their new home, form. erly the Henry PerLee place, but recent. ly purchased by Mr. Winans. On May lst MT. Winans is to enter the employ of the N. B. Dakin Corporation. We are very glad to welcome MT. and Mrs. .Winans back again, as they are both former residents of Sharon.
 Mrs. H. Hayes Robbins and son Hayes Jr., of Mt. Vernon, N. Y., are spending the month at the home of the formers sister, Mrs. O. H. Eggleston. .=.. se@ The Dramatic Club have selected their new play and have started rehearsals at the club room. "My Uncle from India, '' is the title of the play and it is good one. It will probably be presented some time in May.
 Dr. and Mrs. D. Parker Morgan, who have been in St. Augustine, Florida, since January, returned to Sharon Fri day last. Dr. Caskey, who has taken Dr. Morgan's place during his absence. is to stay until after Easter and will as- sist in the Easter services at Christ church. .... .t. Mss MolIie Knight spent the week. end with friends in Maplewood, New Jersey. ...s ........5< .#
 A progressive euchre party will be given by the ladies of the Eastern Star at their rooms in the Casino, Wednesday evening, April 18th. """. Messers. H. B. Dakin and Roy Dakin were in New York last Thursday and Friday. Rev. MT Mackey is attending Confer services, therefore the pulpit will be fill ed by Rev. J. H. Michell, of Millertou. Mr. Michell is to retire from the ministry this spring,
 from visit with New York friends on Friday last, accompanied by her niece, Miss Bar bara Boss.
 Miss Ethel Klebes is spending fort night with friends in Newark, New Jersey. A.... t..~.. ,... Miss Eleanor Rhynus is taking re- spite from her duties at the drug store, and is spending the month of April at home. ..E ..~ ... Mrs Chas Paul entered New York Hospital last week, and on Friday un- derwent an operation. Latest reports from Mrs. Paul are that she is as con- fortable as can be expected.
 On Saturday. April II, there will be another cake and candy sale at the Drug Store from 3 to 5 p. m. This is an Easter Sale and the very best of articles in the cake, rolls, biscuit and candy line will be on sale. Benefit Piano Fund Congregational Church.
 Next week Thursday. April Is, is the date of the play the members of Silver Lake Grange are to present. "Not Such Fool as He Looks'' is the title, and the cast of characters is good one so plan to look forward to an evening of enjoy ment. A dance and one of the good Grange suppers will follow the play.
 Miss Cornelia J. Ryan, of Brooklyn. is spending the Easter vacation with her parents MT. and Mrs. J. J, Ryan. Miss Julia Davies, of Bethel, Conn.,, spent the weekend at the Sharon Inn the guest of her uncle, MT. Robert J. Livingstone.
 The following is the Easter program to be given at Christ Church 800 a. m, Holy Communion.
 10:15 a. m. Organ Prelude.
 1. Andante Religioss, Thome.
 3. Pastorale, Guilmant.
 8. Overture, Handel.
 1O:30 Morning Prayer and Sermon. Processional Hymn, no.
 Psalms, Humphreys and Turle.
 Te Deum, Hopkins in B.
 Benedictus, Camidge in 0.
 Introit Hymn, 112.
 Kyrie, Gower in E. Hymn before Sermon, 243.
 Offertory Anthem, Alleluia, the Lord liveth, Harris. Holy Communion.
 Sanctus, Stainer in A.
 Sacramental Hymn, 220.
 Recessional Hymn. 122.
 Concluding Voluntary Andante, Lem. mems. -,'. t.. .-.r.- 400 D. m. RecessionaI Hymn, 115, ~ Psalm 113, Woodward.
 Magnificent Nunc Dimitis, Roberts in O.. Offertory Anthem, "This is the day. Hall, ... " ... . Address.
 Recessional Hymn. 113. t . .'@ Forbes Carter, Organist. |,
 ASHLEY FALLS 1 Hall Topping has gone to Sheffield to live with a hrnther