The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-09-25
Ten Pages.
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
WASHINGTON.
THE MONDAY CLUB.

WOuUCTS Va NOlOlduO ASlSOis MO w
/. Church. a.
Current Events, Mrs O. Brown.
November 2, Evening, Beethoven,
Hiss Kate Lewis.
November 8, Needs of Our Public
Schools, Mrs Charles Hollister.
Outdoor Possibilities, Mrs Edwin
" Whitehead.
Physical Culture, Mrs E. &. Clark.
Open Discussion.
November q, Women Educators.
Mrs Gulick,, Mrs Charles Prindle.
Alice freeman Palmer, Mrs Lewis
Logan.
December 7, A Brief Sketch of the
History of Art, Miss Church.
Maddonnas, Mrs Howard Farrand.
Current Events, Miss Winifred
Fem.
/ December %, immigration and It's
Effects upon Civilization, Mrs l.. u.
Smith.
Reading ! M ISIS Baker.
A Review of Events of 1901, Miss
Foulois.
January IL, Parliamentary Law,
Miss F. P. Brown. ~
Open Drill.
Current Events, Miss S. J. Nettle-
ton.
January %, Distinguished American
Inventors.
Fulton, whitney, Mrs. Aspinwall.
Howe, Morse, Mrs Merrill Fem.
Edison, Mis- Shopp.
February 8, Some Topics OF the Day.
February Is, Birds, Evening, Mrs
w. G.. Brinsmade.
February 20, What a Woman Needs
to Know About Law, Mrs G. @. Ford.
Laws Concerning Children, Mrs
George HickOx.
Current Events, Miss Ellen HickOx.
March IA, Ferns, Mrs Addie Hollis
ter.
Flowers, Miss Knowles. a@H
Current Events, Miss Keavany.
March %, Federation day.
April IL, Settlement Work, Mrs
Sherman Woodruff.
Annual meeting.
The members are as follows: Mrs
Willis Aspinwall. Mrs Richard Bacon,
Miss Baker, Mrs John Brinsmade,
Mrs w. e.. Brinsmade, Mrs Henry
Bradley, Mrs o. Brown, Miss Brown,
Mrs r. E. Carter, Mrs e. G. Clark.
Mrs R. Clark, Mrs T. Cogswell, Miss
Church, Mrs E. Fem, Mrs NJ. Fem,
Miss Fem, Mrs G. G. Ford, Miss Fou-
lois, Mrs L. Gibson, Miss Frances Glib
son, Miss Florence Gibson, Mrs Gold,
Mrs Gum, Mrs Hall, Mrs A. 3. Wood
ruff, Mrs T. Woodruff, Miss Weisback,
G.. HOLSTER, Mrs e. HOLSTER, Mrs A.
HOllistef, Miss Keavany, Miss Knowles,
Mrs Lewis Logan, Mrs e. Mitchell,
Mrs s. j. Nettleton, Miss Helen Net
Teton, Miss Julia Nettleton, Mrs
Clara Pond, Mrs Charles Prin-
die, Mrs Richards, Mrs P. G.. Seeley,
Mrs $ F. Seeley, Miss Ruth Smith,
Mrs Shopp, Miss Tousey, Mrs r. j.
Watts, Mrs A L. Wanzer, Mrs Edwin
Whitehead. %:"
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLT
TON HEAR MRS CHARLES wHrTTLE-
sEY PICKETT.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution met with Mrs j. I. West
last week. There was business meet
ing from to $3.50 p. M, open meeting
until 5. Mrs Brown called the meet
ing to order and after the Lords Pray
er a hymn was sung, then Mrs Pickett
of New Preston was introduced, who
read a very interesting paper on 1.-THE
Modern Woman and her Grandmoth.
err" Refreshments were enjoyed by
all after the meeting. Quite number
Of ladies were present from New Pres.
ton.
MISSING KEY CAUSES EXCITEMENT
AT RoMFoRD.
A place for everything and every
thing in its place, which is a most ex
cellent motto which saves a great
amount Of trouble sometimes. Thi!
time there was much Inconvenience,
caused at the schOolhouse as the key
could not be found where it was sait
to have been or anywhere else. Con
sequently the teacher and scholar
made their way into the schoolhouse
by climbing in through the window
The second day key was furnished
that did not fit. Afterwhich, Mr. Hol
lister with great muscular effort brOk
in the door. Now it is quite easy O
access to all who wish to 60 in.
The nationality of the ball ga me
recognized at all places and at nearl
all times. There is patriotic fasci
nation about it that is extending al
the time. Even in Romford there
a team of some practical experience
They had some experience with tn
Woodville boys, Saturday. 1t is tru
they were defeated, but they resolve
to try, try again.
P. J. Anderson has left the firm Q
Eckman Bros & Co., so the compan
will be just Eckman Bros. in the fl
ture. The company have taken an OF
der to build a large carryall or stag
for church society in Newtown, to b
used to carry children to and fror
Sunday school.
George Noble and wife attended tn
funeral of his brother, Charles Nobl
Of West Morris, on Saturday.
Q. @. Ford has been selling some fin
peaches about town for $3.50 ne
basket. He is in luck to have peache
this year.
Mr. Burkel, foreman of the ne,
electric light company, F. M. NORTH
rop and J. Lane are boarding at H. "
WoOdruff's.
Quite large tent has been raise
near G.. Coles, where several Of tn
linemen are to board.
Miss Laura Whitehead is spendin
time with her sister, Mrs I. Smith, {
MerryaN.
H. w. Woodruff and wife attende
the auction sale of the Club house a
Bantam lake, on Saturday. Mr. MORT
bought the house, launch, boat house
furniture, etc, for $l250. This clu
house was owned by three Torringto
parties, DR. William Platt, Georg
WEIGH and Charles Agard.
Mrs Russell Clark and Mrs Will
Aspinwall attended the meeting a
Woodbury. on September 10, and re
port very interesting meeting.
Mrs John Wyant and daughters
Lima and Edna, spent few days j
New Haven and Bridgeport, last week
Dwight Wilson and men with team
have given the roads in Church Hi