Connecticut western news., 1918-01-17
Sharon

son Berkeley If Waterbury were visi tors of the latter parents, MT aud Mrs E P Hazard recently, while here to attend tue funeral of the for mer's father Frank E. sperring.
 At regular communn cation of Hamilton Lodge No 54 F 6 A M the following officers were duly in stalled Past Master E. P Hazard. in stalling officer, E. H. Middlebrook, Marshall. W M., David P. Smith; s. W, Wm A Mackey; J. w., Clarence H Eggleston; Treas Otto H Tiede- man: Sec'y. Louis Miller; s D.. David F Duffy; J. D., George D. Slater. Appointments-S. S.. Edward o Slater: J. S., Lewis A Deveaux; TyIer Eugene ruvard;; Marshall. Will bur Bartram; Chaplain, Rev. George Baird
 The death of MT. Sperring. former resident of Sharon, occurred at St. Luke's Hospital, New York city on Saturday, January 9th, 1918. The body was brought here for burial and the funeral was held from the Episco pal Church Those from out of town who attended the funeral are as fol lows: Mrs F. E, Sperring, Miss Edith Sporting Miss Hazel Sperring, Master Ebert Sperring, Gordon SperrinR. MT. and Mrs. Ray Sperring, MT. and Mrs. Hilton Spelring and son Berkeley, Grayson Wood, Mrs A. B. Howes and Mrs. s E Warner of Waterbury, and Mr and Mrs Walker McCulvey ot Cornell, N Y h latter is sister of Mrs. Sperring. Iuterment in the Nor. tuary Chapel. Hillside Cemetery, Rev. Norman E Curry officiated.
 The annnal meeting of the Sharon Bible Society was held in the Metho- dist Church on Sunday night. January 18th at the usual hour or evening ser. vice Addresses were made by local pastors.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Wike and daugh- ter. Pauline, accompanied by M ,ss Helen Smith recently spent the week end in Pleasantville, N. Y., where they were guests of MT. and Mrs. John O. Shit
 The Misses Grace and Evangeline Lamb of New Haven who have been spending the holiday vacation with the formers parents, MT and Mrs A. W Lamb have returned to New Haven.
 Mrs, F L. Bristol and Miss Evelyn D Scott attended the State Grange held in Hartford last week.
 William R Kenny made business trip to New York city last week.
 E. Herman Middlebrook has so far recovered from his recent operation as to return to Hartford and resumed his duties at the National Insurance Go.
 Mrs Willard Baker is numbered among the sick. suffering with an attack of pneumonia. Miss Grace Per Lee of Pitrsfield, Mass, is caring for her, and we are pleased to say at this writing she is reported as comforte ble as possible.
 Miss Kathleen Kenny resumed her daties as student at the School of Phy- sical Culture iI New Haven the early part of last week.
 Miss Mildred Baker of Hartford is at the home cf her parents, MT. and Mrs Willard Baker this week, called here by the illness of her mother
 Misses Abbie Smith and Clara Smith of West Cornwall accompanied by Miss Kathryn Hotaling of this place left New York city tor Jacksonville, Flori- da, where they are to spend the re- mainder of the winter.
 Miss Helen Lowell returned home last week. after having spent the past ten weeks in the Polyolynic Hospital, New York city where she has been having her hard treated. Miss Lovell's many friends are indeed glad to wei. come her back again and extend every wish for her complete recovery.