Connecticut western news., 1920-07-15

the Gay Homestead.
 Miss Mildred Klebes is visiting relatives in Bogoto, N. J.
 Frank Shore killed a large rattle snake at his home on Sharon Moup- tain last week. This is the second large rattler killed by MT. Shore during the past two years. The one year ago had eight rattles and the one killed last week had ten.
 Arapahoe Camp on the shores of Silver Lake owned by the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church of New York is open for the season and running full force. About seventy or more boys are there at present and it is needless to say they are en- toying life to the fullest extent
 Mrs. Meta Miller of New York was the guest of her brother, Rev. Richard Braunstein and wife at the M. F.. Parsonage last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. R. Klebes of Waterbury, MT. and Mrs. Henry Re- billiard of Torrington, MT. and Mrs. W. E. Johnson and son Charles of Bristol, and MT. and Mrs. Vim. H. Klebes of Bogota, N. J., were enter tained at the home of MT. and Mrs. Wm. E. Klebes over the holiday.
 Married, July Sd, at Holy Trinity Church, Collingswood, N. J., by the Rev. w. T. Morgan, Miss Alice Eliz- | abeth Woodward to,.George Egbert Bierce. At home after July 10th, 31 Ridgewood Ave, Hillside, N. J. MT. Bierce is a former Sharon boy, son of MT. and Mrs. Geo. E. Bierce, and has many friends in this vicinity who extend congratulations and best wishes for their future happiness. | Miss Lena Potter left town on l Wednesday for Albany, where she is to attend the summer session of the normal school for few weeks. MT. and Mrs Robert Beardsley of Springfield, Vt, were guests of the latter's brother, David Duffy last | woke.
 | Adelbert Middlebrook of Bridge port enjoyed the Fourth in the home town, taking part in the ball game which resulted in another victory for Sharon.
 MT. and Mrs. Ray Bruce and Miss Louise White of Hartford were guests of MT. and Mrs. W. K. Lan- don last week.
 The Misses Bertha P. Goodsell and Mary Johnson of New Britain, who recently purchased the VanRense- laer property on Main St., have talk en possession and are making exten- sive repairs on the interior of the house.
 Miss Elsie Hintz of Mt. Kisco is visiting a number of her young friends and former schoolmates in 1 town.
 Two summer camps for girls in Sharon have opened during the past week namely Shadow Brook Camp in Ellsworth where there are at present about sixty girls, and Broadview Camp at Sharon Station with about 20 girls, part of which are staying at the new bungalow recently erect ed on the east shore of Silver Lake.
 Announcements were received by Sharon friends last week. of the marriage of Miss Inez Ross Of | IOuShhOSpolS IO A. also of that city. Miss Ross Is for mer resident of Sharon, and her many friends extend congratulations
 The family of E. H. Hinman of New York city, have taken one of Miss Wheeler's residences for the season.
 The third annual report of the Sharon District Nurse Association has just been published and a very strong appeal is made by that organ ization to the general public for 8 larger membership the coming year. There have been many cases of sud- den desperate illness or of accident when the district nurse has given temporary aid until the patient could be removed to the hospital or obtain