Connecticut western news., 1919-03-20
SHARON

"a. L, ochCS WuSn IHelT only uduRn-
ter, Olive Lucie, was united in mar
rage to George M. Diem, of Phila-
delphia. The Rev. j. M. Robertson
ofhciated. The ceremony took place
under an arch of evergreens and
red roses. The bride we're a gown of
brown satin and carried a bouquet
of American beauty roses. She was
attended by Miss Annette Northway
of Tyringham, Mass, who wore a
dress of taupe satin, with blue and
gold brocade and her bouquet was of
daft odils. The best man was Mr..
Paul /. Roedel of Hartford. The
brides gift to the bridesmaid was a
gold breast pin set with emeralds
and the groom's gift to the best man
was gold cuff links. They received
many handsome gifts of silver, cut
glass, china, etc., also a purse of
$615. After the wedding breakfast
the bridal couple left for the south
and will be at home in hartford
after April LIST.
Miss Laura Wheeler who has been
spending the winter in New York
was in town last week. Miss Vince
Ter, accompanied by Miss Garitt,
left for California the early part of
the week expecting to be there about
month.
Mrs. w. K. Landon spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald d.
Eggleston in New York city.
Miss Lena Potter of Pleasantville,
N. Y. was recent guest of Miss
Elizabeth st. John.
Robt j. Livingstone of Hartford
was in town couple of days last
week.
c. H. Eggleston was in Winsted
and Canaan last week.
Miss Gertrude Walsh was in New
York city over the recent weekend,
going to attend the graduation of her
sister, Miss Agnes Walsh at St. Vim
cents Hospital, where she has COM
pleted the training course for nurses.
w. K. Landon was visitor in
New York last week.
Miss Hilda Parrot has returned
from Atlantic City where she has
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rest and recuperation from her re-
cent serious illness of the influenza.
The Misses Mildred and Marion
Baker of Hartford were guests of
their parents last week.
Master Ronald Williams, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace R. Williams
who has been on the sick list for
many months was taken to New York
by his father to consult specialist,
last week. ....
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Tompkins March 9th, at the
Sharon hospital
Mrs. G.. L. Forte has been appoint
ed supervisor of the Red Cross work
to be done for the refugees and will
be at the Red Cross work rooms, in
the Casino Tuesday of each week al
which time materials such as yarns
needles, etc., with instructions fol
making will be given out to any one
who wishes to help in this needy
work
The death of Albert Perkins oc,
Cured at his home on Wednesday
March 18th, at the age of Sd years
He is survived by his sister, Miss
Helen Perkins of this place.
Willard Baker has been on the
sick list. -1.. 81.
; Miss Mildred Rich of Poughkeep
sic, N. Y. is the new assistant princi
: pal at the High School in place OF
Miss Doduck resigned.
The High School are rehearsine
for "The Winning Widow" which
they are to present at the Casino
the Monday following Easter.
Perfect attendance for February
Grades l and 2-Laura Hamlin, Mil
dred Pitcher, Byron Stickles, RALPH
Wiley. Augusta Colligan, teacher)
Grades 8 and 4-Frances Euv
rard, Gladys Gaffney, Minnie Rice
William Gaffney, John Mcmahon
Gertrude Walsh, teacher).
Grades 5 and 6, Bernice Hamlin
| Hattie MacNeil, Margaret McCann
} Gladys Pitcher, Ida Tompkins, May
nard Mitchell, Charles Petey. (Nata
) lie Peabody, teacher).
Grades and 8-Elizabeth AJAX
jar, Charles Byron, Louise Reynolds
Mary Cesar, Harriet Rice, Florence
: Smith, Frances Robinson, Marjori,
Drumm, Gladys Duncan, Mauric,
: Mccain, Florence Rice, Bessie Riley
Charlotte Wetmore.
The best report was earned in tn
7th Grade by Harriet Rice, while il
the 9Th grade there was tie be
t tween Charles Byron and Elizabetl
Y Middlebrook. The library subscrip
!. ton was won by Maurice Mccain
e in the 7th grade and Elizabeth AJAX
t jar in the 9Th.
High School perfect attendanc
: for February: Gladys Brace, Err
Bartram, Esther Bovine, John Muir
tagh, Evelyn Stickles.