Connecticut western news., 1920-05-13
SHARON

David F. Duffy and family, accom- panied by Charles Loucks and Chas. IT,, were visitors at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Loucks in Cornwall. na Mrs. c. VanRenselaer who has been spending the past winter with her daughter, Mrs. John Walther at her home in South Amenia, returned to Sharon for the summer last week.
 Miss Lucy A. Bassett of Ithaca, spent the weekend with her parents, Dr.. and Mrs. c. M. Bassett.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward B. Juckett and daughters of Bridgeport, were over Sunday visitors of the form ers' mother, Mrs. Flora B. Rhynus.
 The Misses Helen Smith of Pleasantville and Mae Smith of New York city spent the past week end with their parents, MT. and Mrs. Geo. H. Smith.
 The Queen Esther Circle met on Tuesday evening, May 11th at the home of Mrs. David Duffy.
 Norman Wiley of the U. s. Ship "Leary", which is stationed in New York for a short time made a flying trip to his home town the early part of the week, spending the time with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Burtis Wiley.
 The Woman's Club met with Mrs. H. B. Dakin on Monday. The topic of the afternoon was Colonial Fur niture" and is in charge of Miss E. A Palmer.
 The family of MT. and Mrs. Augustus VanCortlandt Jr. of New York arrived in town on Saturday, having taken the Sedgwick cottage for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. John Smith and chil- dren Master Stewart, and Miss Marion of Pleasantville were guests of relatives in town over the past weekend.
 Mrs. W. H. Gibson is spending the week in New York city.
 Sunday, May 9th was Mothers Day and was fittingly observed ip all the church by special services held in their honor at the usual hour of worship. -..3
 Rev. E. N. Curry was business visitor in Torrington on Tuesday.
 Do you want to store your piano? If so notify Miss Hilda Parrott, captain of the Girl Scouts and re- ceive further information.
 Mrs. O. H. Tiedeman attended the funeral of her cousin, Mrs. John Maycock at her home in Winsted last week.
 State Deputy Peet of Kent visited Silver Lake Grange on Tuesday evening of last week.
 E. F. Byron, H. B. Dakin, H. M. Hoag, D. F. Duffy and R. R. Marck- res attended ball game in New York last week.
 The family of c. F. Rogers of New York have taken the former Miss E. o. Wheeler residence for the summer, arriving in town on Thurs day. ...~ '... ..
 Mrs. Sarah Kenny of Mt. Vernon who has been spending the past two weeks with friends in town, return ed to her home the early part of the week.
 Married, in Salisbury, on Satur- daA April 24th, Miss Helen Garba- den and Adolph Anderson, both of Sharon.
 The senior class of Sharon High School 20, accompanied by Miss Martelli, spent the weekend in New York.
 Miss Anne Meehan of New York is a guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. Downey.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Wakeman and daughter Alice of Bridgeport are guests of the formers father, s. H. Wakeman at the Sharon Inn.
 The Lakeville Minstrels are to be presented at the Casino under the auspices of Hamilton Lodge Mo- 154, F. & A. M. on Thursday even ing, May 18th. Music by Scofeld's orchestra of Poughkeepsie, for the dance which follows the entertain ment.
 Miss Beatrice M. Fay was in New York last, week.
 Mrs. John Gill of Waterbury is spending the week with Miss Agnes Byron.
 A number of Sharon boys attend , ed the boys conference of Y. M. c. A. held in Salisbury on Friday and Saturday namely: Paul Chapman, Reinhold Lehnert, Herman Farmer ly, Raymond Caesar, Robert Tomp- kins, Whitney Vosburgh, Howard Bartram, Howard Slater and Byron