Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1918-02-07
Sharon

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net i war saVlng and fhritt sta nps
from Dec 3rd wne.- the stamps were
I fir>t placeI on sale until Feb. lsr
Pastor +. A Stickles will deliver a
series of SERMONS on the Mature and
! Destlny of Man" ar the Advent Chris
tan Church at $50 clock rs follows:
Feb 3 "Ehe Plan of Redemptlb lon
Feb 10 1.-The Nature of Man; Feb
| II "Mans Eternsl nestinv": Feb. "a
1.-The Eternal Home the Redeemed.
! he Grand Chap. er of D. E. -, con-
vened at New Haven last week. Three
delegates fro m sharon chapter attended
the SESSION MIS- Cora Thompson, the
w.rtny matrpn of Shalon chapter has
the honor of being appointed Grand
Representative of the Grand Chapter
of Montana. an appointment worthy of
coGgratulation.
A large number of Sharon Young
mep went to Canaan. on Wednesday
aud Friday of last week TO take their
lraft examinations for Uncle Sam.
Little Charlotte Wetmore is patient
at the Sharon hospital suffering from
bad cold. 1t was feared pneumonia
might develop. friends and school
mates hope for sreedv recovery.
Mrs. Grace Brazze, Mrs A. W. Lamb
and Miss Il. Palmer are among those
VINO attended the Grand Chapter of
Connecticut .. e S. held in New
Haven last week.
Silver Lake Grange held an open
meeting at thei~ room in the casino on
Tuesday evening, at which time there
was a most entertaining lecturer S
hour. followed by card playing and re-
| freshments
The Litchfield County Farm Bureau
has appointed Miss Emily Bronson of
Winchester as It's Home Demonstration
| Agent. She is now available tor CONSUL
tatlon on community problems for
planning conservation measur. 8, for
lectures and demonstrations On methods
Of conservation and household arts
Miss Bronson ls 10 take the position
vacatea by Miss Josephine Leveritt Of
Litchfield who made two demonstra
tions here last fall.
The ladies sewing society of the Adj
vent Christian CnuScn enter ain-d the
gentlemen and friends of the soalety at
the parsonage, last week Friday it be
ing The al uual meeting. Lun"h was
served at o'clock. afte: VIII oh were
70 over 500
! The meeting of the Woman's Club
which was to have been held at the
Bartram on Monday, mas been post
poned for the present and there will be
/ no meeting until further. notice.
il Adams of Weedsport, N. Y.
was the guest of M. B. Hunter over
the weekend.
Mrs Nd Q. Burns of Patterson. N.
Y. was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank J. Harrison last week.
George V. A. Kirby left last Thurs.
day for Hartford, where he entered
Morse Business College, to take a course
of general business training
Postmaster Z. Franklin byron has
received notice from A S. Burleson,
Postmaster General appointing him
assistant Registrar. to register all gel
man Aliens over IL Yeas OF age in the
town of Sharon on February 4th to
February 9th. TO comply with said law
all German Aliens are requested to ap-
pear at the post office on said dates
from a. M. to p. N to be regis.e ed
and bring four photographs not larger
| han 3x3 inches IN size, on thin paper
with light background.
The Sharon Girl Scouts are to give
rk..x1 Of Inn
Casino on Friday evening, Feb 9Th.
Dancing and ref. eshmants will follow
the entertainment. Come out and en-
joy your self and help the good Cause
along.
The men in khaki were everywhere
in evidence around town last week
Monday p. m. at which time the Home
Guard were stationed at different cor
ners streets etc on guard duty for
practice work and iG Was we'll done if
the amount of holc-up made is any
proof of their ability, as it was quite
lengthy proceeding to get the length of
the street that ening
Wilbur Bartram left town last week
for TorrlngtoI where he expects to re-
main until spring
Messrs Fl. b Dakin and E. B. Pal.
mer have recently received the honor
of being made Sergeants to take the
, vacancies made by Serg. Robert J
livingstone and Serg y. 1. Place.
Mrs A. P. Swan and Miss Allison
Swan of New York city are spending a
few weeks at the Bartram.
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