The Newtown bee., 1905-09-08
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COUNTY.
WEST CORNWALL.
ALL THE LOCAL NEWS.

ALL TlIE LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs Thomas Fem has been visiting
her brother, George H. Beck. Her
husband joined her on Thursday last
and both returned to their home at
YaleSville, Friday afternoon.
Mrs George H. Trieschman visited
friends in town Wednesday and Thurs
day Of last week.
Miss Martha Mallinson returned,
Monday afternoon, to Bridgeport,
having spent a few days at her home
here.
Labor Day visitors were Joseph G.
Yu1Zier of Danbury at his home,
Joseph G. Miller at his home, and the
families of Trieschnan and DR. COrWin
of Lakeville at Henry Keohler's
Miss Ellen Thompson of Bridgeport,
with her nephew and niece of New
Haven, spent one day last week with
her sister, Mrs W. II. MallinSon.
Rev A. X Foster conducted services,
last Sunday, Mr. Fitch having re.
turned TO Michigan on Monday of last
week.
The lawn party given by Mrs ]. W.
Ives, last week, for the benefit of the
Y. P. S. G.. E, was financial success
netting about $26.
The Ladies' Aid society held their
annual fair t the Chapel Social rooms
Wednesday afternoon and evening OF
last week. Despite the heavy all.
day dOwnpOur Of rain, practically
everything on sale was disposed of
A bout $40 was realized, the net pro.
ceeds being $50.
The L. T. $; children gave an enter
tainment at Masonic hall, Wednesday
evening of this week.
The young people enjoyed them.
SnlVpS a f. a n informal 69ncn a tho ha II
Tuesday evening.
Harry G.. Cocbrane spent Friday
and Saturday of last week with his
aunt, Mrs J. w. Ives, returning tC
his home at New Haven, Saturday.
Miss Florence M. Yutzler returned
with Miss Leila B. Gregory to Bridge.
port, on Saturday last, and will re.
main for short visit.
Robert Koehler of Bridgeport is Wis
iting his uncle, Henry Koehler.
Smith & Sons bay team became
frightened at an automobile, while
standing in front of the mill, one
morning last week, and ran some lit.
| tie distance without doing any dam.
age.
| Robinson W. Dean has moved his
family into the cottage owned by
Theodore Sturges and is to drive fol
DR. J. w. Ives.
At meeting Of the church and So
ciety, held August 20, call was ex
tended to Rev G. N. Fitch, who was
pastor here some Is years ago, anc
who has been supplying the pulpit fol
the past few weeks.
Miss Leila Gregory gave party to
her girl friends in this village at the
home of her aunt, Mrs J. w. Ives
| Wednesday afternoon of last week.
A force OF men are at work tearing
down the creamery building of the
Mutual Milk & Cream Co.
J. Francis Hallett returned tt
Bridgeport, Monday, to prepare to en-
ter the High school there, next week
Raymond Mason, who has been al
W. H. Tully's for the past two weeks
returned on Tuesday morning to hi.
home at New York.
w. n. Tully and family drove tt
Norfolk, Monday, for days visit with
Mrs Tully's parents.
The city people who have boarding
at the homes of S. J. Adams and Mr.!
Julia NickerSOn have returned to thei
| homes.
Mrs L. J. Nickerson has returned
from Asbury Park, n. j.
Prof Edward G. Baldwin and family
have gone to New Haven, where they
will spend short time with Mrs Bald
wins parents before leaving for Ur
bana, ILL.,, where they will reside.
Ezra ]. Atkins has returned from
A shley Falls, Mass, where he has beer
acting as station agent.