The Newtown bee., 1903-07-17

and nurse of Kent, were at Lawrence Camps, last week. Andrew Anderson entertained fela- tives over the Fourth. Mabel Marsh of Worthwhile visited the families of Andrew Bristol and Ivory Phillips, last week. The Fourth was celebrated at Law renee Camps. The families of F. M. Straight of Kent, Andrew Bristol and H. W. Bristol of Danbury, and few neighbors, gathered on the spacious lawn of MT Camp, to view the fire works, which were put off by F. M. Straight and H. w. Bristol. They consisted of Roman candles, sky rock cts, pin-wheels, flower pots, etc., an occasional bang from the cannon and balloon, afforded most brilliant dis play, which was very much enjoyed by all. After the serving of ice cream and cake, they all returned to their homes, voting it a most enjoyable even- ing.
 Jacob Hipp and Miss Josephine Rist were married in Danbury, July 6, at the German Lutheran church.
 The Sunday school which was or ganized a month ago in the school house, under the supervision of Rev MT Plumb of St Johns church. in the village, is doing nicely. The attend ance has been good, and all seem to take an interest. If any one has an organ to lend, Mrs Howard Clark would be glad to hear from them. G. c. Bris- tol favored the Sunday school with music by a cOrnet, which was much appreciated by all. We hope he will n ments could could be H made I1 to hold the Sxn- day school at 3 o'clock, or even 33O, it would accommodate those interested better. There are still few children in the neighbOrhOOd who have not at- tended yet. We hope to see them soon.
 B. H. Novick of New York City passed Sunday with MT and Mrs Ezra Golden.
 Postmaster George H. Jackson pass ed Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Spectacle lakes, the guest of MT and Mrs Harry Ives
 Dr and Mrs George D. Staub and friends drove to Lake Waramaug on Saturday.
 In the househ old department c. E. Riddiford is offering great values in household goods, wash boilers at 9Sc, 14-quart pail at 200, 12-quart pail at l5c, three-quart pail at 1Oc, four-quart pail at 15c. HIS stock of granite ware is worthy the inspection of every housekeeper in New Milford.
 Druggist Albert Evitts is offering an exceedingly useful article in Russian rubber sponges.
 Shoe Deal or Robertson is pr r.senting each one of his customers with a neat fan, a timely and very acceptable gift
 J. B. Cox made flying visit to Bridgeport, M onday.
 s. J. Ferris is erecting new tObac- co barn on the property he bought of Daniel Brewer, near the Catholic cem- etery.
 William Heritage has taken a posi- tion in the store of P. M. Cassedy.
 John Eva has a fine set of team har- ness, bought of the energetic local dealer, Frank Evitts.
 Prof Hobbs, of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, is stopping at the Baldwin house.
 John w. Hoyt gave an enjoyable whist party to a small party of friends, last week Wednesday night. Light refreshments were served. Music on the pianola added to the enjoyment of the occasion.
 Thomas F. Young and John McCor- mick drove to Lake Waramaug, Sun day evening.
 MT and Mrs J. LeRoy Buck, Miss Alkaline Buck, Perry Green and Miss Alice Buck dined on Sunday at Lake side Inn, Lake Waramaug. P. M. Cassedy and w. G. Lewis of New York, the latter representing the American News Co.,, New York, drove to Lake Waramaug, Sunday, dining at the Lakeside Inn.
 The photographic studio of H. D. Hine is attracting an increasing mum. Der of visitors, all of whom are loud in praise of the elegant work MT Hine is | doing:s
 Mrs A. F. Spencer and son of An. sonia are guests of MT and Mrs J. E.. Hungerford.
 Master Donald E. Hungerford is v is iting his uncle, R. E. Huugerford, o1 Second Hill.
 Seymour Green has an elegant end. spring top carriage, Stanhope style. bought of Pratt & Hawley.
 The golf links of the Waramaug Coli club are now open to the public. Tick cts can be obtained at the various ho- tels and at the office of Postmaster F. J. Hosford of New Preston.
 MT and Mrs Charles c. Barlow o1 Bridgeport have been recent guests of MT and Mrs c. F. Schove rling at Lake Waramaug.
 MT and Mrs B. J. EmmonS and chil dren drove to Lake Waramaug, Sun day, dining at the Carter house.
 Samuel Ginsberg, who has been the guest of Ray Leach for a week, return ed to New Haven, Monday night.