The Newtown bee., 1896-07-03
NANMNLl- INTLLtE1Io.

Rev E.uh WoodluH gave au interest," ing dj>cour.e uu the "I.'fr of St John thr Bapu-r," in the Masonic hall, last sun day The heIl vas beautifully decorated vjth poucd plants from Mrs Fouloi~' conservatory, Eugene Russell. pnst mss- fer of MIpah lodge, No. 7Gs, Chicago. lu., with inc -pAl<or and other pa-t mas t.rs ho@otrd the Et~t hy their presence tn,rr.
 Burr umll-trr. son of Sr1ncsman charl"s IIoUt~trr, is i'll win tue measles. Burr Uouisror and Master B9ons"u wore in New iavou. l4st week, and took preliminary examination, for Yale.
 The many friends of John q. Fcnn will be- pqned to learo that he has bocn stricken wj,h a shock, and ia in a moas- uro hc}plc-9, Mr F>nu >uNAirrd fright tu! qcctdrut II few years ago, ard has lot enjoyed vigorous health since then.
 ~. B. ~wtth. or.~ %, rh, -ub@4mtial fq-ta--. # thr toon, t' building q nr~ .b.-n. @uNll with lG faoC pD4r-. Jtn- mug, B.tA,r- aro doing the work.
 Ej~ard Logan's son is ill with the mras.es.
 The measles have invaded the family of Assessor Powell C. Soclty.
 A. NJ. Smith, th" well known milk dcal- er. WAS ju New ork City, the first of tnc wr,k. Mr Smith handles d big quau- tity If milk, nccr5sit4ting frequent trips 10 tho metropolis.
 Richard NJ WcJJon is at .his mothers, Mrs S. II. Nrltou's, for the first time in several years.
 Nelson Hichmond went to the Masonic centennial at Great Harrington, Mass, .ast week Wednesday, as delegate from Rising Sun lodge.
 Robert Srabugy'- brother, Edward ar rived from Manor Hamilton, near Sligo, luland, on Monday having lefs her" last fall.
 The Eoxbury boys cawc up ard play cd ball on the c7romrry grauudt, tEr score .taudiuX is 10 | in favor of the Depot boys. The boy who caught for Eoxbury WAS from New Milford. He had one fin, ger badly injured.
 Mrs William G. Htia-made has gene tC YoDcdo, 0 and Michigan for a vjsit.
 E.vaud My, Carter went to Bridgeport t,.j. ~rcl. to attend she wedding of hel i -lsJer.
 M ss Mary Hinsdale, vice president oI 1 The Auxiliary of the Womun's BoarC from Winsted will speak to the ladies al the parsonage lawn on Wednesday, July K, at o'clock. ll is hoped that All the !adres interested n mission work ill to~r will attend.
 C. B. Gold arrived, laet Saturday, fo the summer.
 Dr Ford has set of harness from tn Hampton Institute training shop.
 Willis Nrtu,ton is home from the Vel mont academy,
 Or. Crane, of the Yale scientific schoo ts in town vi,iting at the Gunncry befor going to Bethlcham for the summer VI cation.
 North Clark is home from O0erljn co lcge He passed his examinations an now enters his sophomore year. lie
 
 Carl Bader ha5 got new high blocde n ..purp" from New York that is expect to take first priz', as well as his ne s baby. The children are sporting ne , bicy cle,
 , Friends of Daniel Brinsmade prepare 't to give hin d warm reception on his r surn from Yale with his ''aheepskia" b he did not come till next day, and so " '' not "in it' that time, but may have be- later.
 The Woodfords of Winsted drove dow - last week, for their customary over nig
 visit with Mrs Edson Seeley and famil
 Miss Nora Baldwin, enroute for yea
 sojourn in Europe, with friend M
 Bessie Balch, for the purpose of trav
 sightseeing and art culture, stopped A Thursday to call on her old friend a '' sehoolmare, Mrs Winifred B. Seeley.
 was shown specimens of our ConEectic 6 hills, glacier scared rocks, wooded da
 and lake scenery, including a ride O
 Baldwin Hill, down through Warama
 dale and up around Wagamaag lake
 well as many 'sA sly little nook by -l babbIina brook" And although she
 travelled in the old country and moi Il. little in this, she thought the 16 mile'
 almost level road from the depot arol
 the lake through woods and shade 0 of bicycle would be almost ideal, and ' ay' charmed with Washington drives 1 sd, scenery, so celebrated in story by E 3ty lands Bopneoastle. She was obliget leave. Saturday, to catch her steamer