Connecticut western news., 1914-06-04
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 MT. and Mr,. Walter Sherman, of New York, and MT. and Mrs. Alfred Deming, of Waterbury, were guests at the Deming home over Memorial Day.
 Miss Aida Bristol, of Amenia, is visiting her niece Mrs. Wm. Mow.
 Mrs. James VanDyke and children, of Lime Rock, spent part of the week at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Harris
 The family of E. O. Jameson arrived in town last week and have opened their home for the summer. N.....
 Mrs. A. J. Harris and son Robert, are spending the week in Barrytown, N. Y., where they are visiting friends and relatives. ~
 Clayton J. Walter, of Hartford, spent the memorial holiday at his home here.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry F. Haines, of Bridgeport, spent the weekend at the home of the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank P. Haines. ....
 The condition of MT. Charles Myatt ST., who has been seriously ill is re- pOTG0Q as more COQIOTUdDl0.
 Mrs M O. Thompson attended a recital given in Pine Plains on Memor- ial night. A vocal solo by Mrs. Thompson was one of the numbers of the interesting program.
 Miss Julia Prindle had the misfor- tune to have bad fall last Saturday morning from which she sustained severe and painful injuries. She fell the whole length of the cellar stairs, striking post at the foot of them. Her head was badly cut making it necessary to take several stitches. She also received compound fracture of the leg. Physicians were called and she was made as comfortable as possible and later was removed to the Sharon Hospital, where she is doing nicely and is as comfortable as can be expected. Miss Prindle has many friends who re- gret to hear of her misfortune and wish for as speedy a recovery as possible.
 MT. and Mrs. E. s. Holland, of Sharon, Mass, are guests at the Gay homestead.
 Recent arrivals in town for the sum- mer are the families of F. J. Sprague, Francis Mason, B. O. Jameson, and Mrs. Hazel Fies.
 Born: A son to Mr. and Mrs. William Moline, at the Sharon Hospital, Fri day, May 29. Congratulations.
 We notice the apple tree worms are beautifully less in number this year, for which thanks are due to the school children for collecting the egg mass last winter and thus destroying millions of them. It. has made remarkable differ ence in this section.
 The death of Mrs Louis Beeman oc- cured at her home Wednesday, May ST. The funeral was held Friday af- ternoon Interment in Hillside ceme- tery.
 Henry Knight, of Malionington, Penn., spent Memorial at the home of his father Dr. R. P. Knight.
 The Patriotic Meet" held last Fri day was success from every point of view. The day was perfect and the appearance of the children and flowers in the early morning hours showed the enthusiasm and interest that had been taken by them and their parents. The parade formed at 9:30 and it was a fine one to behold, consisting of over 250
 hool children with their teachers, the eterans in automobiles, the marshals on horse back and the Cornwall Plains band furnished the music. The con- test, sports, tableaux etc., that took place at the field were splendidly done The whole town were loud in their praises of the work of the children and their teachers, and we wish to thank them and offer our hearty congratula- tions to them for giving Sharon her first Patriotic Meet" The wish has been expressed on all sides to make this an annual affair. The teachers and child ren wish to thank the citizens of the town for their interest and co-opera- tion in making the day the success that it was.