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SHERMAN.
A FLOWER PARTY AT EX-sENATOR
 MALLORY

A FLOWER PARTY AT EX-sENATOF
 MALLORY's.
 There was another ''flOwer" party last week Wednesday evening, at the home of MT and Mrs D. B. Mallory About 30 or more had the opportunity of watching that wonderful plant bios som again, the night blooming cereus This time there were two blossoms perfect in form and fragrance.
 Mrs Fred Disbrow's daughter,:L Lena, is quite ill with fever.
 Mrs M. G. Gelston entertained the "Mission Circle" last week Wednes. day safternoon. The children came with their mite boxes well filled. The amount was over $4. A vote was taken to give Mrs Herrick half of the pro. ceeds another year, for the benefit of the Cuban children.
 Mrs Dan Fitz Roy is the guest of Mrs M. G. Leach.
 Tudor Haviland is more comfortable at present writing.
 Mrs Helen Durga is the guest of MT and Mrs D. B. Mallory.
 Mrs c. 1. Leach is visiting Mir and Mrs B. P. Briggs.
 Mrs D. B. Mallory spent Monday and Tuesday in Bridgeport.
 Miss Eva Hungerford is visiting Miss Rose HungerfOrd.
 Miss Mamie Gray has returned home from weeks visit in Bridgeport.
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LITCHFIELD COUNTY
WOODBURY.
BRIEFLY NOTED.

oAsA AIr III NoAAD.
 Miss Wilkinson and two nieces re- turned to West Haven, Thursday. w. Harrison Hutchinson and wife of New Haven are visiting at M. R. Holmes.
 Mrs A. J. Woodward entertained a party of boys on Friday, in honor of her nephew, who is visiting at her home.
 Henry Knapp of Bridgeport is guest of his brother at Arthur Judson's.
 Mrs Walter White and family spent the past week with her parents in Red- ding.
 Mir and Mrs Ashael Mitchell, Mrs Miller and daughter of Brooklyn are at E. K. Nichols
 A party of young ladies spent very plea. ant afternoon with Miss Fannie Trowbridge on Saturday.
 Miss Hattie Atwood, Miss Ethel Judd and Edward and Charles Nichols at tended the Plainville camp meeting.
 A son was born to Mrand Mrs Frank Anderson, August 4.
 Mrs Harry Davison and son Walter spent Friday in Minortown.
 Mrs Charles Brown, of Waterbury, has been visiting her parents. MT and Mrs w. F. Bellamy, the past week.
 The North church ladies had a musi- cal and ice cream and cake social, Fri day. in their new rooms, which are very attractive since being remOdeled. A nice sum was realized.
 E. F. Nichols, of Carmel Hill, is en- tertaining MT and Mrs A. K. Mitchell and grandchild, of Brooklyn.
 Miss Gertrude Holt, of Bridgeport, is visiting with Mrs Otis Cowles.
 Some efforts are being made to raise
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WEST BEDDING.
CHURCH BRIEFS.

Cd U HC1
 MT Amery, the pastor of Long Ridge church, is being entertained by MT and Mrs William Hess, this week.
 EpwOrth League as usual on Tues day evening. Miss Della Bahret was the leader.
 The Misses Amber of Southbury are visiting at Noah Whites.
 Mrs James Griffin spent Sunday in Danbury with her daughter, Mrs Da- vid French.
 MT and Mrs Robert Durgy are visit ing MT Durgy's parents on Long Ridge.
 The remains of Mrs Martha Platt, widow of the late Edwin Platt of Waterbury, were brought to Danbury on Monday last and inferred in Woos- ter cemetery.
 Quite number of salt water picnics are the rage at present. AS nearly all the farmers are through having they
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WESTON.
4 PROSPEROUS GRANGE.


 The by the worthy broth witnessed by about 15O Patrons and fri ends of the order. There was vocal and instrumental selections, readings. character songs, papers and comic recitatiOns, supplemented by cake and ice cream. Messrs George Adams. Lloyd Godfrey, Oscar Budd and Harry Nichols, in Steward, created much amusement in the unique ladies costumes assumed for the Occas- ion. special meeting was held on Wednes- day evening to initiate a class of 15 candidates in the first and second degrees.
 Miss Sadie Lee of Bridgeport is the guest of Mrs A. E. Southey.
 way while returning from Norwalk one day last week. His runabOut was quite badly damaged but MT Brown escaped uninjured Mrs l.. M Gould entertains friends from NOrwalk
 Miss race Platt is visiting friends in Bridge port.
 Mrs Nelson Crossman has returned from a Clifford Sturges has organized 8 camping party which will take possession on the l7th inst: of the 'Old Mill" at Compo Beach for two weeks.
 Mrs J. S. Lane returns to Akron, O., this in Weston and New York City,
 The Zion Hill Methodist Sunday school pic- nicked at COmpO on Wednesday. The Misses Main of Brooklyn, who spent last week with Mrs Theron Brown, have returned home.
 Mrs Perry Meeker has been entertaining her niece, Mrs ByingtOn, and son. of Hartford. the State Legislature at Roton Point, last week.
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feel the need of the recreation and pleasure derived by a salt water bath.
BROOKFIELD.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ITEMS.


 Rev Henry Upson of New Pres ton is expected to preach in the Congregational church, next Sunday. Owing to the near closing of Prof Greene's Summer School of Music, that day will be the last occasion on which some of sthe pupils will share in the worship at the churches. Their presence has been greatly enjoyed and they have helped in a delightful way in the service of song.
 There will be lawn party on Tues day evening, August 20, on the grounds of the parsonage. The usual persuasives and helps to liberality will be employed and some will be used whose names are not down in the books. The proceeds are to be used in connection with the Church Wagon, an institution" in which all are warmly interested.
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ilysto the Beach Wheeler place.
 Mrs Charles Shena rd was in TIa

ilyto the Beach Wheeler place.
 Mrs Charles Shepard was in Hart ford, recently.
 R. c. Pope has been suffering from the effects of a very obstinate cold.
 Mrs Dr M. l.. Cooley, Ralph Wheel CT of Waterbury; also Mrs Martha San ford and Miss Katie Hurd from New Haven have been recent guests of Mrs Elisha Wheeler.
 Miss Martha W.Thompson is at the shore, enjoying the fresh sea breeezes.
 Miss Henrietta Wheeler is much improved in health.
 Mrs Emeline Hine is slowly gaining.
 These nice cool days are very refresh. ing after the sultry weather.
 A. w. Thompson has not yet fully regained his health.
 The hustling feed merchant, Homer w. Atwood, is doing rattling business
 Oxford, Quaker Farms and South. ford are to hold their annual picnic at Lake Quassapaug, August l3 and IA. The people from the Farms and the Episcopal society of Oxford, are to go the l4th.
 Mrs T. J. Wylie is entertaining Miss Fannie Alderman from Bristol.
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THE SATURDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT.

The last afternoon concert of the H, w. Greene Summer School took place last Satur- day, August TO- MT Pegram ended his talks on Musical History and in the concert which followed Miss Maude Addis of Danbury sang with much sweetness And sincerity. The final concert of the school will take place on Thurs day evening, August p, at o'clock, in the Congregational church, Rrookie)d Center. Special efforts are being made to make this a truly memorable occasion. chorus of near ly 40 voices will give part of Cowen's Rose Maiden" and some compositions by Barnby. There will be some eight hand pieces employ ing two pianos. for which a special platform will be built; Among the assisting artists will wood, both of New York, and Dr Charles 6.
 Woolsey of Philadelphia: In addition there will be some quartets fOf male and mixed voices. It has been decided to charge an ad- mission fee of 50 cents. Tickets may be ob- singing class, of the church choirs. The pro- ceeds are to be for the benefit of MT Greene and his school, which is adding so materially to the growth of interest musical we'll as other affairs in the vicinity.
 MT and Mrs Eugene Lake entertain ed Mir and Mrs K. A. Bryant of New York over Sunday.
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THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 19o1
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
GREENFIELD HILL.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL JOTTINGS.
 Rev George w. Banks preached to a large congregation, last Sunday morn-
 Rev Dr Gane's subjects for next Sun day, August l8,will be, in the morning, "Broad versus Narrow Christians;" and in the evening, "A Religion not worth Having.' Mrs Cane is visiting friends in Peter boro, N. H.
 An exceptionally fine game of base ball was played last Saturday, on the Country club grounds, by two local hines. It took 12 innings to decide the matter, and the score was small, too. Next Saturday the Westons play here and a fine game is expected.
 Miss Verna Bronson, with a friend from New Haven, is spending few days with friend up the Hudson. Miss Helen Jennings and Lena Hutchinson have been to New York for short stay, this week. Miss Bessie Allen of Bridgeport is a guest of Miss Helen Bronson. Martin E. Whitaker and A. c. Co., burn wheeled to Hartford and return ed the other day, distance of l50 miles. The boys rode all the way and said when they returned they were ready for another ride. Miss Stella Hall of Easton is staying with Mrs H. B. Burr for while. Miss Charlotte Burr of Brooklyn has been'in town for a week past, with rel atives.
 A few of the neighbors and relatives of MT and Mrs Fred Fisher gave them a surprise, Monday evening, it being 1 their 10th wedding anniversary. They were remembered in more ways than one. A pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.
 J. A. Hickok and l. N. Banks re- turned from their outing, Saturday night. They report fine time. Miss Charlotte Julian of New York has been staying at Mrs Hopkins for a week.
 daughter of Boston are visiting MT Nichols parents. Mrs Albert Sherwood of Bridgeport has been the guest of Mrs H. B. Banks, I the past week. Miss Georgiana. Banks spent Sunday with schoOlmate in Long Hill. Willie Keeler spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Maria Kee]er. Mrs Emma Carr of Moody $ Mills was | in town, Friday, calling on old neigh bOrs.
 Miss Nina Posser of Fairfield was calling on old friends in this place, | Monday.
 MT and Mrs Pratt have gone to Massachusetts for two weeks vaca- 1 tion. Wilmer Pratt attended to MT HickOk'S s chores while he was away.
 MT and Mrs George Baldwin of Bridgeport are on Pavement Hill for a 1 few weeks. MT Baldwin isn't very i we'll.
 1 Miss Bessie Archibald has been sick. MT and Mrs KOos and daughter of Brooklyn are to board at Mrs w. c.
 Bulkley's.
 The many friends of Edward Sher- wood are grieved to know of his seri. ous illness
 Mrs Luther Nichols of Easton and her daughter, spent Tuesday with Mrs Pratt.
 Mrs Ester Nichols took dinner with
 Mrs H. B. Burr, Thursday. 1 Miss Leila Radcliffe was calling on 1 friends, Monday. \ THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT. l MT and Mrs w. B. Nichols has been a recent guest of their sister in Gross Highway.
 MT and Mrs J. L. Pratt are visiting friends in New York state. 1 Mrs w. E. Nichols has entertained company from Cross Highway.
 Several from this place attended the lawn party at George Parrack's.
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MONROE.
AN ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE BENE-
 FIT OF ST PETERS.

FIT OF ST PETERS.
 The annual Labor day entertain ment, for the benefit of St Peters church, will be given as usual at the Town hall in the evening. These en- tertainments have always drawn crowded houses, and the usual efforts will be made to have this one as suc- cessful as the others have been. The program will consist of two farces, music and living pictures. Outside talent will assist. Do not forget the date, September 2. Further particu- lars will be given in next weeks BEE.
 Miss Irene Pettit of Hampstead, L. l., has been spending week or so at the rectOry.
 Mrs Jayne of Chicago is visiting her brother, Albert Wheeler.
 Mrs Bradley of Brooklyn is at A :. Wheeler's for a month.
 Edgar Burr of Woodbury has been visiting his brother, D. M. Burr.
 Albert Frohenbach, Jr., returned, last week, from Milford, where he has been at work building a summer cot tage for S. w. Smith of Ansonia.
 J. Q. Andrews, the decorat tor, is now prepared to take on any new job for papering and painting and guaran- tee that they will be done promptly and we'll.
 Marshal Beach and family and Mrs Abigail Parker returned, last week, from weeks sojourn at Cedar Beach.
 Miss Katie Seery of New York city is the guest of Mrs Simon Cannon.
 Mrs James Burr is ill. Dr Wales is attending her.
 Mrs Chandler, Miss Josie Ryan of New Haven, Robert Curtis and Miss Edith Onstrander of Noroton and MT and Mrs Morris Beers were recent guests of MT and Mrs Frank P. Curtis.
 John Merritt and family of New Britain have been spending a week at the Curtis homestead.
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
SOUTHFORD,
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD

LOCAL NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
 Mir and Mrs J. U. Strong are soon to entertain cousins from the City of Films.
 Henry B. Wells have as guests a family from Bridgeport. Rev and Mrs Shaeffer spent Thurs day afternoon at "BrOOklet Valley Farm, y at the home of George K. Gar lick.
 Those who attended the Plainville camp meeting from this place were Mrs M. s. Atwood, Mrs J. U. Strong, Mrs Althea Atwood, Mrs Harley D. Warner, Mrs T. J. Wylie also Miss Zana Atwood and Mrs Charles Shep- ard.
 The family of Franklin Nichols are soon to entertain their Florida cousins again, having been visiting other friends for short time.
 Charles Wheeler has moved his fam
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CIRCULATION
TOWN TOPICS.
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FAMILY REUNION.
 DESCENDANTS OF THE LATE REV HEN
 RY B. SMITH GATHER AT LAKESIDE.
 The annual picnic of the children and grandchildren of the late Rev Henry B. Smith was held on Tuesday at Lake side. Tables were spread under the trees, and loaded with the good things which delight the inner man. Those present were: MT and Mrs w. D. Smith, Elizabeth, Dorothy and Emily Smith and Philip Smith of Bon Air, Va., MT and Mrs A Arthur J. Smith, MT and Mrs Henry M. Smith and Carleton Smith, MT and Mrs Robert Smith, Bennie and Horace Smith and Alice Smith, MT and Mrs Allison P. Smith and Hazel Smith, MT and Mrs Arthur D. Fairchild, Arthur and Robert Fair child and Mary Hazen Fairchild, MT and Mrs Albert w. Fairchild of New town, Mrs Charles H. Smith and Pearl Smith of Plymouth. It had been planned to have literary program at Lakeside, but owing to the absence of Rev c. H. Smith, the president of the Smith association, who was detained in Plymouth at a funeral, the exercises were postponed till evening, when a program covering events in family history was enjoyed at the residence of Arthur J. Smith. The same officers were reelected for another year: Pres ident, Rev c. H. Smith; vice president, Allison P. Smith; secretary, Mrs Hen ry M. Smith; treasurer, w. D. Smith.
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NICHOLS.
MRS GEORGE R. BARR.

The funeral of Mrs Annie Barr, wife of George R. Barr, whose death occur red August g, at the age of 38 years, took place from her late residence, Sunday afternoon, at 1.3O. Rev Ed ward M. Pickop ofticiated. The inter- ment was at Lakeview cemetery.
 Mrs Charles French entertains Miss Frances Nichols of Easton.
 Mrs Warren Plumb entertains a relative from out of town.
 Mrs Nathan Clark recently enter
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Il you have baby in the house you will wish to know the best way to check any unusual looseness of the bowels, or diarrhoea, 80 common to small child ren. 0. P. M. Holiday, of Demming, Ind, who has an eleven months child says: Through the months of June and July our baby was teething and took a running off of the bowels and sickness. His bowels would move from five to eight times day. 1 had a bottle of fChamberlains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoae Remedy in the house and gave him four drops in a teaspoon full of water and he got better at once. !" For sale by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, San dy Hook; WIN. Hurd, Long Hill; A. B. Fancher, Hawleyville; A. B. Blake man, Botsford.
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GEORGETOWN.
THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.

THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET. MT and Mrs George Hazen drove to Titicus, Sunday, to call upon Mrs Ha- zen's mother, who recently fell and broke her collar bone in three places. Floyd B. BoutOn returned. Saturday, 1 from a pleasure trip embracing Bridge port, Winsted and Litchfeld. Funeral services were held at Bald Hill church. Monday afternoon, over the remains of Mrs Seymour, who died at the home of her niece, Mrs Mervin Keeler, of Chicken street. The burial took place in Titicus cemetery, Ridge field. Mrs c. A. Jennings returns to Ocean Grove, this week, after spending sever- al days at her home here. Her father, Charles Olmstead, will accompany her, remaining week to enjoy the camp meeting services.
 Mrs Arthur Herdman is enjoying the hospitality of Rochester, and vis- iting the Pan-American Exposition.
 Richard o. Bennett returned from the Danbury hospital, last week. l Mrs Samuel Nash and daughter are visiting Mrs Ebert Avery of South Salem.
 MT and Mrs Harry Osborne are re- 1 jolcing over the birth of a son. 1 Allan, the infant son of Mrs HOf- strand. of Brooklyn, is ill with cholera infantum lat the home of Mrs Sophia JOhannsen.
 Jeffrey, the six-year-old son of Mrs August Peterson, and who has been a great sufferer with scrofula since his birth, is now in the Bridgeport hOspi- tal
 1 LITTLE BOSTON AND UMPAwAUG. George Colley died, last Sunday, at the home of his mother, Mrs Costello, on Peaceable street.
 Mrs Henry Beers entertained num- Der of friends from out of town, last week.
 Eugene Banks is the possesSOr of a beautiful black colt which bids fair to become a fine horse some day.
 Miss. Clara Durant, who has been spending a number of days in town, has returned to her home in Danbury.
 The Swedish people held a lawn party on the grounds belonging to John Peterson. A pleasant evening was en- joyed by all.
 Mrs Burr Mills and daughter spent Friday with friends in Norwalk.
 A baby boy has arrived to gladden. the hearts of Mir and Mrs Harry Osborne.
 John Wesley Barrett is on the sick list.
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tained her nephew, Frederick Lyons, of Bridgeport.
 Robert Gilbert is visiting at the home of his aunt, Mrs Nathan Curtis.
 Wednesday being stormy, the Meth odist Sunday school picnic was held Thursday at Walnut Grove. A grand time was reported.
 Miss Ellen Turner is visiting with her grandmother in Bridgeport.
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NEW FAIRFIELD.
GRANGE ENTERTAINMENT

GRANGE ENTERTAINMENT. The program offered by the New Fairfield Grange. Friday :evening, August 16, at the entsrtalning. The Following is the program in PART I.
 Piano solo, Sonata. Finale Edw. Greig, Selection, Greylark Quartette l SCENE FROM CouRTsH1P OF MILES srAND1sH: Miiss iss standish, David ss 5: Tread~e1i snsrTDH ] John Alden Alex A. Brush Ss'sSsas rhe Fall of PsnSxae9 2Gf!!s''s Song, Greeting" Hawley, Miss Dora Barnum Piano soo, Concert Val Waltz" S %ieaisSski;i %Idi.. 1 .PARTII | THE FAMILY ALBUM" | Mrs Almira Pease, Miss Anna E. satterlee. l Mother Sarah B. Leach Father, J. K. Hatch rMe," as a little girl, Elethea R. Brush Eben, my husband, Alex A. Brush ! Me" as a bride, Luella M. Knapp l The Twins, Adelaide and Bessie Hatch
 William satterlee. Jr The Parsons boy, Lewis Hatch Sister Jane Higgs, Clarissa Nevius Ephraim Higgs, George NJ. Brush Sophia '"ns's eldest d"osh'fEE; Emma R, Brush Ann Eliza, Jane's other daughter,
 m WI, Teresa Leach l The Village Beauty, Ruth Brush Grandpa Hobbs, George M Nevius SHORT HUCKLEBERRY CROP.
 The huckleberry crop is short, ex- cept on burned-Over-tract, which is resorted to by a crowd of berry pickers every day.
 FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENTS. At the special town meeting on Sat- urday it was voted to appropriate 1000 for road improvements. The State pays three quarters of the sum.
 Mrs Daniel Wood and daughter of Bedding visited her daughter, Mrs ] Rachel Knapp, on Friday.
 Miss Charlotte Knapp of New York is spending her vacation with her mother, Mrs Rachel Knapp. 1 Miss Julia Brown of Greenfield Hill is spending the week with Miss Clara Brown.
 Rufus Reed of Danbury was the guest of Henry Dayton on Saturday. 1 Mrs Theron Richmond who has had | cancer removed, at the Danbury hos l pital, is doing we'll.
 Mrs Theodore Post is expected to re- turn from the Danbury hospital soon. Mrs Hussey and her friend from Bos- ton are in New York, this week. Michael PoOviskee has moved from ! the town poor house to Danbury. The Grange have an entertainment 1 at the church on Friday evening to raise funds for special purpose.