The Newtown bee., 1905-10-20
w. s. Ford, 2d.

FANCY WORK AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES.
 Judges, Mrs Howard Cogswell, Mrs Cyrus Jones, Mrs Thornton Cogswell.
 Sofa pillow, Mrs 0. A. Titus, 1st; Mrs Solomon Ryden, 2d.
 Embroidered napkin, Mrs B. G. Humphrey, 1St.
 Table cover, Mrs Buckley White head, 1st.
 Pin cushion, Mrs Solomon Ryden, 1st.
 Handkerchief case, Mrs B. G. Hum- phrey, lSt.
 Fancy work apron, Mrs E. 0. White
 Embroidered bed spread, Miss Ellen Kearney, 1st and 2d.
 Pieced quilt, Mrs Isabella Hill, lst; Mrs c. A. Titus, 2d.
 Sofa pillow, Emb., Mrs B. G. Hum- phrey, honorable mention.
 Worsted couch rug, Mrs L. A. Ma son, 2d.
 Wheat bread, Mrs Carl Gunnison, 1st.
 Rye bread, Mrs c. c. Ford, 2d.
 Biscuit, Mrs Carl Gunnison, 1st; Mrs B. G. Humphrey, 2d.
 Apple pie, Mrs Carl Gunnison, 2d.
 Squash pie, Mrs c. c. Ford, 1st.
 Molasses cake, Miss Kearney, lst;
 Aduu AuuC1oOh3 Go.
 Raised cake, Mrs L. A. Mason, 1st; Mrs c. 0. Ford, 2d.
 Sponge cake, Mrs B. G. Humphrey,
 Cookies, Mrs Carl Gunnison, 2d.
 Fudge, Miss Mary HOllister, lst; Miss Mabel Whitehead, 2d.
 Rice brittle, William $. Ford, 1st.
 Daisy salad, Miss Mabel Whitehead, 2d.
 Peaches, canned, Mrs B. G. Hum phrey, 1st; Mrs H. o. Averili, Ed; Chopped pickle, Mrs 0. c. Ford, lst.
 Peach pickles, Mrs 0. 0. Ford, 2d. Crab apple jelly, Mrs c. c. Ford, lst: Mrs Solomon Ryden, 2d. Rhubarb, Mrs B. G. Humphrey, 2d. Collection of flowers, Miss Lucy Nettleton, 1st; Mrs c. 0. Ford, 2d. Cut flowers, Miss D. A. Couch, I'd. NEWS ABOUT ROMFORD. Mrs P. D. Ford of Richmond Hill, L. l., mtde a brief visit at M. 0. Ford's, last week.
 at M. 0. Ford's. T. D. Hannop is entertaining friends 1 from New York, this week. Mrs B. c. Nc Han passed last week visiting her daughter, Mrs H. D. Gill bert, of Gaylordsville, and her daugh' ter, Mrs Wedge. in Danbury: Mrs s. H. Clark of Marketable has | been staying several days at the Clark farm in Romford. Miss Annie Nc Ilravey is absent from the High school, recovering from an attack of measles. Misses lea and Jennie Johnson O1 New Milford were calling on friends l in Romford, last week. Patrick Shaughnessey is recovering from an injury sustained while riding 1 in the baggage car as an employee O1 the R. R. Co. A trunk fell and fract' ured two ribs. IDEAL WEATHER. Did you ever! or hardly ever, see such golden weather as has lately dropped down upon us from the delic- | ious skies. In the mornings phebeS, while in the fields wood violets, dande: lions, buttercups, ox-eye daisies and many spring flower and berry shyly peeped at you from the green growing grass carpet at your feet And then the clear, resonant atmosphere which carried the living sounds of dropping nuts, barking squirrels and chattering jays, all made a paradisical environ ment, t,pregnant with joy and happiness Verify sorrow may endure for a night but joy without alloy comes in such heavenly morns as these. THE NEW HALL. Dal Wyant is rushing the new hall the frame being up for the main part The building will be a capaciOuS one 90 X 36 feet, with wings on both sides of the stage end 28xll feet, thus mak. ing platform 5Sx28 feet, exceeding in dimensions many playhouse of larger size.
 1 MT and Mrs Frank Kinney were at | M. s. Woodruff's over Sunday. Game is not very plenty this season E. w. and c. c. Woodruff succeeded in getting seven grays in an hour or two the other day. Nothing is said of the time when not even chipmunk was to be seen. Luck is always in streaks. Not quail has been heard of in this region. We rejoice to say | that so far there has been less of Sun day hunting in this section than ever before.
 The crop of spuds has been gathered in and though few pieces suffered HUH IoU ullC ClOp IS d ldli OuC. 4GoUCl Seabury has over 600 bushels. Miss Fannie Gibson has gone on a visit of few days to friends in New Haven and New York, while Mrs Holmes and Mrs E. G. Clark have al- ternated in taking care of her mother. Of those wbo went to the Danbury fair the names of Clifford Woodruff and Allyn Seabury were omitted, they having gone by way of New Milford.
 The frame of Delaney's house on Charles Hickox's land is already up