Connecticut western news., 1919-12-25
SHARON

Rose chapter NO. 14, O. E. S. neld
 their installation of officers for the
 ensuing year Dec. IT, 1919 with E. H.
 Middlebrook as installing officer,
 Mrs. Chas. Vosburg acting as mar
 shal. Officers as follows: Mrs. Grace
 Brazee, Worthy Matron; Maynard
 Bartram, Worthy Patron; Mrs. Frank
 Wike, Associate Matron; Mrs. Arthur
 Lamb, Conductress; Mrs. E. Middle
 brook, Associate Conductress; Mrs.
 F. I. Peabody, Warder; Mrs. John
 Liner, Sentinel; Mrs. Cora Tompson,
 Marshal; Alzada Lloyd, Secretary;
 Mrs. Otto Tiedeman, Treasurer; 1;
 Mrs. David Duffy, Organist; Mrs.
 Myron Whitney, Adah; Mrs. Jennie
 Vosburg, Ruth; Miss Grace Lamb,
 Esther; Miss Laura Bartram, Mar tha; Mrs. c. w Bassett, Electa. Just
 before installation Mrs. E. Middle
 brook, associate conductress, present
 ed the Worthy Matron with gold
 bar pin and the Worthy Patron with
 a gold scarf pin. After installation
 refreshments were served and a
 social time followed.
 R. c. Geer of New York was in
 town recently on business.
 MT. and Mrs. c. s. Sedgwick have
 closed their home here and have gone to New York, where they have taken Ian apartment for the rest of the win ter.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Prindle are at the home of Mrs. Prindle's sister, Miss Anna Warehouse for the winter. , Schools closed on Friday for the Christmas vacation of two weeks. Mrs. F. P. Haines has been spend ing part of the past week in Bridge . port, where she was the guest of her
 son, H. F. Haines of that city. ;, Miss Mary Mackay left town on , Thursday for Brooklyn, where she
 will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. A. Bolt over the holidays. {, Miss Edna Ryan is spending the , holiday vacation with friends in Brooklyn. c. V. A. Kirby is spending few
 weeks with friends in Poughkeepsie
 Wm. Reinhardt had the misfortune
 to lose valuable fox hound recently g for whose return he is offering 8 : liberal reward.
 !, The Sunday Schools of the various g churches are busy rehearsing for the 8 Christmas exercises which will be g held as follows: Methodist Church I Christmas Eve; Advent Church : Christmas night; Congregations Church Friday eve, December 26th : All services will be held at 7:3O D. m g to which the public are cordially in. g vited. Mrs. Peter Flanagan and little s daughter, Mary Elizabeth, of Lithgow
 were recent guests of her mother s Mrs. Anna Loughlin.
 3 Mrs. w. K. Landon is spending the
 holidays with her parents, MT. and !, Mrs. Chas. Spanswick in Cohoes, N. t Miss Mabel Hotaling is spending i, the holidays with her parents, MT n and Mrs. Cornelius Hotaling. :; pr. and Mrs. J. s. Chaffee were 1T d New York last week.
 n F. W. Dakin has been confined tc
 the house for the past two weeks t suffering with rheumatism.
 Your attention is called to the ob e servance of the week of prayer as 2 e community which will be held in the | various churches during the week o1 d Jan. 4-11. It is hoped and has beer
 requested that dances, parties anc f other social functions may be post e lponed during this time, thereby giv ing the opportunity of devoting one s week out of the fifty-two for religi f ous purposes. The following pro k gram is most interesting one anc
 it is hoped there may be good at l, tendance at all the meetings: }. METHODIST CHURCH r Jan. 4-The Church Awakened b, y her new opportunities. Speaker, Rev r J. Grafton.
 It Jan. 5--The Church Awakened b, l. National Self Examination. Speaker
 G. l.. Forte.
 l. Jan. 6-The Church Awakened b,
 Vision of the Worlds Needs Speak e CT, Mrs. W. K. Landon.
 y Jan. 7-The Church Awakened b, It the new call for cooperation. Speak
 CT, Willard Baker.
 e Jan. 8-The Church Awakened b, It revival of family religion. Speak
 CT, Rev. w. A. Mackey. 1T Jan. 11-7:30 p. m., Anniversar, 1T of the Sharon Bible Society. Speak n CT, Rev. R. Braunstein.
 EPISCOPAL CHURCH = Jan. 9-The Church Awakened b, .a the Call for Workers Speakers
 Rev. E. N. Currey. ts CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ~ Jan. 1.-The Church Awakened b n Rediscovery of the Reality an : Power of Prayer. Speaker, Rev F, John Grafton.