The Newtown bee., 1904-06-24
school superintendent to discuss tn. feasibility of Sunday school picnic.
THE YOUNG MEMS CLUB.

THE YOUNG MEMS CLUB. which was given by the Young Mems hall on the Green, Saturday evening, July 2. The cast will be the same as before.
 The Fourth will be celebrated with a baseball game in the afternoon be- tween the present club team and team calling themselves the "Has- beens," which will be composed of fellows that have at some time past played on the Washington team on the same grounds played upon now. Will liam Foulouis is manager of the "Has- lar team, which thus far has won five out of seven games, the worst beating it has ever had.
 CLOSING EXERCISES AT THE GUNNRRY. On Thursday morning the closing exercises of both the Gunnery and Ridge schools were held in the Gunne- ry hall. The oratiOns showed much study and thought with 8 high deg rec of scholarship and were all finely de- livered. The program was aS follows Invocation by Rev R. E. Carter. Violin Solo by Carl R. Comstock. Grafton, s'Russian Aggression, Ed mund P. Glover.
 Grafton, '"The Pioneer, or the Value of the Man Who Acts First, G. Has
 Oration, "The Panama Canal" Ma
 Grafton, ''The Spirit of Fairpess in School Life," Kenyon c. Bolton. Singing, America" Mrs Ellsworth Tenn gave a chil- dren's party in honor of her little sons birthday, on Friday last. Games were played until 5, when supper was served at table under the elmS. In the cool of the day, the children returned to their homes, very tired, but undeni- Mrs Win Brinsmade gives her cus- tomary supper to the Gunnery and Ridge pupils, who lremain after the close of school, for college examina- l tiOns, on the coming Tuesday evening, | Miss Ruth Pond closed the East Street school with a picnic in the Hemlocks.
 The Wyckham Rise will be in charge of Miss Armstead of New York, this summer.
 Miss Falken of the Calhoun Street l of one in Bridgeport for another year. She had made many friends here. It is expected that Miss Burr will return. l MT and Mrs Charles B. Gibson ar- rived home, Monday evening, from a very pleasant wedding trip to Lake George and vicinity. MT Gibson's house is in process of erection and the young people will soon be keeping house by themselves.
 MT and Mrs E. G. Clark are making preparations for their long journey Clark, who lives in Washington state.
 A. c. Titus and painters have been doing good job of work at the South View Inn, Morris.
 Carl Bader and Powell Seeley passed Tuesday and Wednesday in New York City.
 Lester F. Harvey attended the class reunion at Storr's, last week. 5. ID. Ford has returned from . stay with his son, P. Ford, at Richmond Hill, l.. l., much improved in health.
 Miss Lois M. Ford of Richmond Hiii is at M. c. Ford's.
 The surprise party at Rev MT Car ter's, on Monday evening, was much enjoyed by about 150 people, young and. old, the occasion being the 10th anniversary of MT Carter's sojourn among us. Speeches were made and excellent singing and games enjoyed. An abundant supply of refreshments were served.
 R. J. Watts, the popular merchant, who has not been we'll for few weeks, is in New Haven.
 1 Charles c. Ford's people went to Storr's Agricultural college for com mencement exercises Fred Ford and Charles Watts are now home for the | summer.
 Burr A. Hollister returned to Bos- ton, on Monday, having spent 10 days with his parents and friends in Wash ingron.
 Mrs Serene Logan of New Haven is the guest of Mrs Arthur Hollister. MT and Mrs w. A. Newton enter tatned Mrs Myron O'Dell of Roxbury for a few days. last week