The Newtown bee., 1900-09-07

and Mrs William J. Wood have returned from a two weeks trip to points of in terest in Canada.
 Rev and Mrs l.. W. Holmes have re- turned from a two weeks vacation spent at Canaan.
 Mrs Charles R. Osborn of Danbury has been spending few days with Mrs Will. liam l.. Taylor.
 Miss Hattie Stevens of New Haven has been spending few weeks with her sis ter, Mrs Loren s. Day.
 Mrs Clarence Wheeler and family of Trenton, N. J., have been visiting Mrs Alorz0 s. Wheeler.
 John H. Bennett of Norfolk, this state, has been recent guest of Aaron Bennett. Mrs Grant Johnson and George Os- born of Union City, Mich., are guests of Mrs Lois Sherwood. A temporary school is being fitted up in the McCann building for the South Saugatuck district, until the building to replace the one recently burned is com pleted.
 Mrs Theodore H. Robinson and family, who have 6 been spending month with her brother, Lloyd Nash, have re- turned to their home in Troy, N. Y.
 Mrs Stearns of Tipton, Mo-, is the guest of her SOD, Thomas c. Stearns.
 Hiram H. Taylor and family of Balti. more, Md, are guests of Mrs Henry P. Burr.
 Mrs George H. Jones of Brooklyn is guest of MT and Mrs Cornelius B. Rem. per.
 Rev s. W. Rice, D. D., and family, of Philadelphia, and Misses Mary and Eva Weis of New York are spending the sum- mer with MT and Mrs Charles B. Meeker.
 Mrs Joseph Cherry of Brooklyn is a guest of Mrs George Jelliffs.
 Mrs A. M. Doremus of New York has been spending a few days with her brother, Frederick Kemper.
 Miss Lillian Bennett of Norwalk has been spending few days with Miss Jen- nie Fairchild.
 Dr Lewis H. Wheeler of the Westport sanitarium has been appointed assistant surgeon in the United States Army and has entered upon his duties.
 Miss Bessie R. Taylor and Miss Leila M. Coley have returned from a few weeks' visit at Nova Scotia.
 Rev George W. Ely of Columbia, Penn., is guest of. William H. Burr.
 Mrs Willis Cutler of North Wilbraham, Mass, has been visiting Mrs Merritt H. Cooley.
 Rev W. H. Flemming and family of 5tratford, formerly pastor of the Sauga. tuck Methodist church, have been spend- ing month camping out on Halls Is- land.
 Mrs George P!att and daughter, who have been spending few weeks with relatives here, have returned to their home in Bedding.
 Mrs William H. Sanford of New York has been visiting Mrs Philip G. Sanford.
 The Computing Scale Co. have resum- ed work after two weeks shut down.
 Miss Alice Nash, who has been en- gagged as teacher at school in Middle field, Mass, will enter upon her duties, next Monday, September 10.
 Mrs Sarah Thomas has returned from a short visit with friends in Coleytown
 Miss Myrti,la P. Taylor has been en- gagged as teacher of the West Long Lots school.
 Miss Margaret Blake of Bronxville, N. Y., is guest of the Misses Mary and Theresa Brady.
 MT and Mrs Fl. T. Bradley of Brook lyn, N. Y., have been recent guests of MT and Mrs Frederick Bradley.
 Mrs Edward W. Hubbell is entertain. ing friend, Miss Ferris, of Hacketts- town, N. ).
 Miss E. Winifred Kemper leaves town soon for Baltimore, Md, where she will attend the Woman's college.
 George L. Penney of New York has been visiting at the residence of George A. Darrow.
 Miss Elsie c. Sherwood has had as guest during the past two weeks her friend, Miss Smedley, of Philadelphia.
 Mrs Belle Leavens and daughters, Mary and Belle, Miss Carrie Byers and Miss Mattie Moat of Brooklyn, N. r., are guests of Mrs Margaret Sniffen.
 J. Milton Elwood and family, who have been spending the summer with his mother, Mrs Charles Eiwood, have re- turned to their home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 QE0RGET0WN.