The Newtown bee., 1900-10-26
IN GRANGE CIRCLEs. .

IN GRANGE CIRCLES. Forty members of Greenfield Hill Grange visited Norfield Grange, last Fri day evening, October l2. Their welcome was very cordial and there was 8 pleas- ant visit until the Grange opened. The lecturers hour was in charge of the lect- urer of Greer field Hill Grange, Simeon Pease. The principal feature of the pro. gram was an excellent paper by Miss land." w. B. Hill gave recitation. Mrs s. E. Lobdell gave . reading and piano solo. Mrs Georgia Jennings gave vo- cal solo. 0. Fanton talk on special ty versus diversified farming, followed by Sherwood Banks and others. At the close of the Grange all partook of boun- tiful supper.
 Mr and Mrs W. N. Bronson are spend- ing week or two in Roxbury. Mrs William H. Gould went to New Frank Kennedy and family. She also visited Jersey City and Newark, N. J., returning last Monday.
 Miss Ada Jennings went to Stamford, last Monday, to see her mother, Mrs Mar tin Jennings, who Is at the sanitarium there, undergoing treatment.
 K. J. Watson and family of Southport spent Sunday at Joel Wiggins'.
 Miss Hall of Waterbury was the guest of Mrs s. E. Lobdell, the past woek.
 Mrs B. B. Banks recently entertained Miss Alice Morris from Massachusetts isla guest at the reaidence of Uriah Perry. MT and Mrs Willis N. Bronson left, last week, for a two weeks' visit in Rox- bury. They will drive through the country and enjoy the scenery. A. M. Hoyt and family of New York, who have spent the summer at Verna Farm, have returned to their home. Mrs Fl. N. Wheeler is on the sick list. Mrs George w. Banks of Guilford is the guest of Moses B. Banks and daugh- | ter. B
 Samuel T. Buckley has bought the
 The frame for D. c. Smiths new car- riage house was raised, last Saturday af. ternoon. B. B. Middlsbrook has charge of the work.
 Miss Jessie Lobdell attended the achers'convention held in New Haven, last Friday.
 Mrs Henry l.. Burr is very sick with inflammatory rheumatism.
 Mrs J. A. s. Burr of Bedding has been the guest of Mrs c. P. Bradley.
 Mrs Anderson, who is boarding at Mrs Simon Burr's is soon to go.to the hospita for treatment.
 Some of A. B. Banks buckwheat, that he raised the past summer, was over si1 feet tall. Something that was never known about these parts before. Miss Grace Gould Is studying for $ trained nurse at Minneola. Mrs G. l.. Burr and daughter, Misl Edith, returned home, Friday.
 MT Tripp and family are soon to occu py the old Hezekiah Banks place. MT and Mrs James Lockwood of Dan bury spent Monday with MT and Mrs w Fl. Burr. The Band is to take part in the parad' at Bridgeport, November 12. Mr and Mrs w. H. Burr spent . fev days in Wallingf0rd, this week.
 Miss Alice Nichols is spending few weeks with friends in Rye, N. Y., ant Brooklyn.
 Miss Adelia W. Hubbell and Miss Salli Hubbell visited friends in Norwalk, thi week.
 n Samuel Buckley has purchased MT Henry Geuld's place on Congress street Benjamin Burr has just raised smal barn, this week, 20x30 feet.
 D. B. DisbroW is brightening his h0m with new coat of paint.
 MT and Mrs Franklin Banks welcome, II pound daughter to their home Tues day, October 16.
 MT and Mrs William Raymond welcom ed son to their home, Sunday. Octobe IA.