Connecticut western news., 1917-11-22
field Chapter as the Falls Village con- tribution to the Christmas packet fund.
Sharon

The talk on "Meat Substitutes and Supper Dishes" given by Miss Jose. phine Leveritt at tho Bartram was attended by about forty of the ladies of our town. Miss Leveritt's talk was interesting and instructive. She had number of printed receipts of the above, which were given to those who attended the meeting.
 The meeting of the Sharon Wonan's Club was held on Monday at the usual time, at the home of Miss Mary l.. Garter. The subject was "The Art f Story Telling" and was in charge of the hostess herself.
 Miss Alice May Dunbar and MT. Edward H. Mercy were married at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Horace Dunbar ou Saturday, Nov. 10.
 Postn aster Byron and family accom- panied by Miss Minnie McDonald spent the week end in Waterbury.
 The Woodman of the World will hold their meetings on the second or fourth Thursday of each month
 MT and Mrs. J. ". Dallaby who spent the summer in Sharon have re- turned to their home in New Rochelle, N. Y., for the winter.
 Miss Grace Per Lee of Pittsfeld is assisting at the Sharon Hospital.
 Mrs. Charles Jackson has been visit. ing her sister, Miss Abbie Jewett in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Allan J. Wiley re cently entertained the Misses Lena and Hazel Wiley and Dr. George MacNeil of Central Islip, L.. l., and Donald Hedden of Cornwall.
 MT and Mrs. A. VanOortland who spent the summer in Sharon have closed their home and returned to New York city for the winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. s. Edson of New York city were recent visitors here.
 Miss Amy Eggleston is visiting her brother, Gerald Eggleston and family in New York city.
 Mrs. Madge Carr Cook, mother of Mrs. August Belmont is visiting Mrs. A. M. Waitt, during Mrs. Belmont's absence in France on 8 Red Cross mis. sion.
 Silver Lake Grange cleared SIS at their card party held in the Casino, last week.
 Sharon should feel very proud of their boys and girls for the keen interest they are showing in the present state of our country's affairs and the patriotism they are showing, the following is an exampe. The chil- dren in grades and VI of our village school have given up all kinds of candy until after Christmas, while the Boy Scouts and many boys who are not Scouts have pledged themselves to earn $10 each before the first day of April 1918, and this amount is to be given to the Y. M. O. A. War Fund. This is the proper spirit and we wish them all kinds of good luck toward fulfilling their ambitions.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Miller, MT. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Frank Harrison, Mrs. Walter Harrison and Mrs. Frank Stickles, motored to East Canaan on Sunday last to see Clinton Miller of Camp Devens who was in East Canaan for the day. They report Clinton looking fine and say he likes camp life very we'll. He has been there for the past six weeks. He would be very glad to hear from any of his sharon friends at any time, and as everyone knows the boys at Camp look forward to letters from home. His address is, g Go. Bait. Depot Brigade, Camp Devens, Aver, Mass.
 Mrs. E. B. St. John passed away very suddenly last Friday morning.
 November 80, is the evening for the big Masonic Ball and Oyster Supper, at Amenia Opera House. Newman's $ Orchestra with trap drummer.
 Miss Esther Brink entertained Miss Josephene Leveritt of Litchfield at the home of Mrs. Charles Rhymus.