The Newtown bee., 1904-06-10

is spending few days at Paine farm
 MISS Susie Hatch has returned tt New York.
 Miss Lettie Wood of New Preston spent Decoration day with her par ents.
 George Karcher has been in Merry. all working for Miss Goode.
 Mrs Roraback of Kent is visiting Mrs E. Hatch.
 Clarice Evans was home over Sun- day.
 Mrs Mary Hendrix and daughter, Mrs John Newton, spent a few days In New Haven, recently.
 The warm days have brought out the automobiles in full force, some of them frightening horses and endanger- ing peoples lives.
 DANBURY BALL TEAM DEFEATED.
 The New Milford baseball team de- feated the Danbury nine, Monday, a score of to 5. The two hines were made up as follows:
 Danbury: R. Stone, 3 b; H. Higley, Z b; Scully, c; Hunt, s S; Corbin, r f: Hunter, f; K. Stone, b; Mccarthy,
 New MilforFd: r Hicks, S S; Castle, 3 b; J: Dolan, l b; Callahan, 2 b; Leary, C; C f: p1PSiey, Paege , f; cheeseman' p; Kelley,
 Score by Innings. Danbury, OOO03 Oils New Milford, OOOOO OOO 4 o 2-6
 Umpire, Clarence Lathrop.
 Mrs Edward Jex and family of Greenwich are occupying H. s. My. gatt's new cottage at Lake WaramauQ, which he has rented for the season. A number of cottagers there have al- ready opened their houses
 The Litchtield County University club will have it's June meeting at Norfolk, where the club will be enter tained in princely style by Karl Stoeckel. Among those from New Milford planning to be present are E. c. Clemence, Rev F. B. Draper, w. G. Green, Rev F. A: Johnson, Rev Cran- ston Brenton and Attorney F. NJ. Will Hams.
 A. G. Barnes will raise four acres of tomatoes and 1t is said he wants to ind some one to raise two acres on shares.
 MT and Mrs Hubert Thomas were guests on Sunday of MT and Mrs Harvey Thomas in Roxbury.
 Frederick Lake and son of Bridge port have been passing few days with MT and Mrs Charles Lake.
 John Bates of Mt Vernon, N. Y., was in town, Monday.
 c. E. Riddiford has inaugurated a special sale on 1Oc crockery, very pret- ty pieces and neat in design.
 MT and Mrs Theodore Leavenworth and Miss Leayenworth of Bridgeport were guests on Sunday of MT and Mrs E. F. Hawley.
 MT and Mrs Frederick Lines and son of AnsOnia came to New Milford, last week, in their automobile, bringing George Lines with them. They were the guests of the latter gentleman at his home on South Main street.
 Mrs c. F. Randall and son, Clark, have moved to their summer home at Lake WaTamaug.
 H. Le Roy Randall and Howard Kill, born attended the ball game in New Haven, Saturday.
 Mrs Fl. S. Johnson and children have returned from visit of three weeks in Greenwich, where they were the guests of Clarence B. Logan.
 A. Wilbur Dayton has placed 8 new pool table in hls temperance billiard parlor on Railroad street, manufac- He is also working up nice lunch business.
 Postmaster Jackson was entertained at dinner by F. w., Knowles, Sunday, at Mapleshade farm.
 Dr and Mrs c. HI. Allen.have passed several days in New Haven.
 A party of New Milford young soci- ety people enjoyed ride to Lovers Leap. Sunday afternoon, with a choice luncheon there.
 Rev J. Addison Crockett is supply ing the pulpit of Christ (Episcopal) church of Watertown for Rev MT Gun Cunningham is in California.
 Edward Stearns, IT,, Dr Todd's as. SiStant, is passing few weeks at Great Burlington, Mass, and other places.
 Carpenter George Murphy is making Mrs Elsie Northrop on East street.
 About $40 was netted from the con- cert at the Methodist church, Friday night. The program was one of high excellence, consisting of vocal solos by Mrs Walters of East Bridgeport and Miss Quick of Brooklyn, and cornet solos by the latter lady.
 B. R. Greer of Bridgeport came to New Milford, with a party of friends RdaoTd ats s1 nscb %hegg t at q Ms Gertrude Riddiford with them and continued on to Lee, Mass.
 Henry Donnelly was at Lake Wara- maug, Sunday.
 P. H. Squires was at Lake Wara- maug, Sunday.
 l.. D. Fiske of Hartford, with noisy French automobile, was in town, Mon- day, with party of friends.
 
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