The Newtown bee., 1904-07-29

net, especially to artists and teachers, of which the school is largely com posed.
 BASEBALL ENTHUsIAsM.
 Saturday, July 16, the Brookfield boys played the New Milford Stars on their grounds at the Iron Works. The game was very exciting one, there being 12 innings and the score II to 10 in favor of the Brookfield boys. Last Saturday the Brookfield boys played 8 game with Danbury team. ITEMS FROM OUR sCRIBE's NOTE BOOK.
 Mrs Rachel Sturdevant was a guest, last week, of MT and Mrs Edward Montrose.
 D. D. Joyce has one of the finest crops of tobacco as has been the privi- lege of your correspondent to see. He began topping it, last Saturday.
 s. c. Osborne and family of Bridge port are enjoying these hot, summer days at their pleasant summer home here.
 MT and Mrs Edward Montrose spent Sunday in Bridgewater, the guests of Paul Montrose.
 It is an elegant sight to see s. Un- derhill's fine crop of blackberries in the field just north of his house. It would be worth a trip there to see his immense crop.
 Mrs Annie Tomlinson has moved in- to Frank Drapeau's tenement house on Long Meadow hill.
 0. H. Bennett has harvested Dr Smiths hay crop.
 Leo Kirby of Jersey City is spending few weeks with his grandfather, Daniel Higgins.
 Robert Hoaderly has gone to New York, where he has accepted a po- sition.
 Harper Vroman and Miss Florence Vroman took trip, last week, to Bridgeport in their new automobile.
 Miss Ada Nickerson, who has been the guest of Mrs John Bateman, has returned to her home in Philadelphia.
 Thomas Dalger, who recently came here from Philadelphia, wants it dis tinctly understood that when he travels he always takes first class passage.
 M. F. Keane spent Sunday with friends on Stony Hill.
 Thomas Burns of Bridgeport spent Sunday at Mrs Hannah Keane's.
 William O'Donnell, Miss Nora O'Donnell and M. L. O'Donnell at- tended the funeral of Mrs Margaret Kelliher of Woodbury at the Catholic church. in Southbury, one day last week.
 Michael Sullivan of Arkinsan, Kan, was a guest, Saturday, of William O'Donnell.
 Clark Joyce has beer entertaining for week one of his college chums, John Decker, of Hartford.
 Louis Covill, who has been i'll and under the doctors care, is improving.
 Mrs Seth Stevens has gone to Bis marck, North Dakota, where she ex- poets to make her home with her brother, Austin Logan.
 Miss Grace Blackman has gone to Bridgeport, where she will attend school the coming year.
 Miss Rachel Garfield, who has been in New Milford for some time, has re- turned to her old home on Long Meadow Hill.
 Miss Mildred Smith spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Roxbury. Miss Smith sang at concert held in the Congregational church in Roxbury, Tuesday night.
 Eugene Elwood.
 The children of Emil Anderson are victims of the measles.
 Mrs Howard Keeler is at Ocean Grove, where she is the guest of MT and Mrs Henry Scott, who lived in Pocono at one time.
 Sheriff Hawley has gone with par ty of friends to Bear Mountain, where he hopes to get much needed rest.
 Dr George Hawley, wife and daueh- ter, of Brooklyn, spent the day, Thurs day, at his old home in the Center.
 Ezra Halls force of men were doing work for F. s. Curtis, last week.
 Parties from New York are summer ing at the spacious home of Mrs B. F. Grlffen.
 In response to an invitation from the people of St Paul's church, the